Quincy High School teacher Rod Cool stresses importance of ag industry
Quincy agriculture teacher and FFA advisor Rod Cool said he believes teaching ag, and teaching it well, is a crucial job.
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Quincy ag teacher Rod Cool receives an Honorary American FFA award, the organization’s highest award for non-members, at the 2022 National FFA convention.
Quincy High School agriculture students in Rod Cool’s class plant hanging baskets that will be ready for sale in May.
Students in Quincy High School’s food science class, taught by ag instructor Rod Cool, rub a curing mixture on pork bellies that will turn them into bacon.
Quincy High School ag teacher Rod Cool said he thinks FFA is a good program for students thinking about careers in agriculture.
QUINCY — In Rod Cool’s estimation, ag teachers have a pretty important job.
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