SIDNEY – The Versailles FFA spent the day on May 19 at the Culvers in Sidney.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day, Culvers hosted the “donate while you dine.” Culvers donated the proceeds it made from food and ice cream during that time to the Versailles FFA chapter.

The FFA assisted with serving the food, cleaning tables and taking orders. During its time at Culvers, the chapter also had a table outside with free activities open to all of the customers.

There was a wheel with agricultural facts and correct answers won customers a prize. Customers also had the opportunity to make Ag related bead bracelets and learn about other products that can be made with milk. There also was a large cow milking simulator.

FFA members who helped with this event included Marcus Berger, Laura Wuebker, Jacob Wuebker, Skyler Myers, Cayla Batten, Greg Dirksen, Mallory York, Kennedy Hughes, Colin Batten, Franklin Shimp, Dawson Petitjean-Cress and Jaylynne Trissell.

The Versailles FFA chapter had a free activities tent, including a spin the wheel with ag facts and an ag info bracelet, open to all customers who came to Culvers to support them on May 19. FFA members (l-r) Jaylynne Trissell, Greg Dirksen and Kennedy Hughes helped run the tent.

https://www.dailyadvocate.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/web1_Culvers-WEB2.jpgThe Versailles FFA chapter had a free activities tent, including a spin the wheel with ag facts and an ag info bracelet, open to all customers who came to Culvers to support them on May 19. FFA members (l-r) Jaylynne Trissell, Greg Dirksen and Kennedy Hughes helped run the tent. Courtesy photo

Parents and children enjoyed trying out the cow milking simulator during their time at Culvers supporting the Versailles FFA chapter.

https://www.dailyadvocate.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/web1_Culvers-WEB.jpgParents and children enjoyed trying out the cow milking simulator during their time at Culvers supporting the Versailles FFA chapter. Courtesy photo