Matthew Klopfenstein, a 2014 Wayne Trace graduate, is the newly elected Ohio FFA state president, after being elected by delegates at the 87th State FFA Convention. Now, his job is to travel the state, visiting chapters and conducting workshops, and also serving as the delegate for Ohio at the National FFA Convenction. There are 24,000 FFA members in Ohio. The Paulding native says he hopes as state president he can help build up support for FFA, improve the state officer team and be an advocate for the agriculture industry. Klopfenstein will be entering his sophomore year at the Ohio State University, majoring in agricultural engineering as he performs his presidential duties. He says he plans to continue as a part-time student, while at the same time, working closely with his professors to balance his busy schedule.
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