At the FFA Auction, flowers are placed at each table. Each piece was made by students in the horticulture class. To close the main auction, the flowers were then auctioned off to participants (Photo by A. Dickey).

On Feb. 22, Aidan Smith, 10, Luke Noll, 10, and Ciara Arnold, 11, talks to the guests at the FFA auction. These students helped to run the welcome table where they sold raffle tickets and gave out auction numbers (Photo by A. Dickey).

Before the FFA auction on Feb. 22, the FFA club offers chili and soup to their guests that came to the event. There was also desserts such as brownies and cookies, which students made to bring to the event (Photo by A. Dickey).

FFA members hung there blue and gold jackets from the backboard behind the items to be auctioned. The FFA club assisted the auctioneer in showing the items to be sold (Photo by A. Dickey).

At the entrance of the FFA auction on Feb. 22, students Luke Noll, 10, and Emily Dowd, 11, greet attendees and to sell them raffle tickets. Noll scrolls through a stake of money before he finishes the transaction (Photo by A. Dickey).

On Feb. 22, Brandon Green, 12, shows off the next item up for auction. This item is a wall decoration that says “The Porch where wasting time is considered time well wasted,” and was donated anonymously by someone referred to as, The Egg Lady (Photo by A. Dickey).

The FFA auction enlisted the support of a professional auctioneer for their auction on Fab. 22. The auctioneer grows across the crowd to call on the individual bids(Photo by A. Dickey).

During the FFA Auction on Feb. 22, Jasmine Green, 10, talks about one of the items donated to be sold. Every item was made and donated to FFA to be auctioned off (Photo by A. Dickey).

One item to be sold is a painting of a cow, made for and donated to the FFA. Jasmine Green, 10, holds the painting while the auctioneer accepts bids (Photo by A. Dickey).

On Feb. 22, at the FFA fundraiser auction, Brandon Green, 12, holds up a hand sewn cloth bag with FFA sewn on the front. The auctioneer finishes the description of the bag, and then proceeds to start the bidding (Photo by A. Dickey).