Pair of Chase County students heading to Ag Youth Institute
What started years ago, as a way of connecting high school students with agriculture, is still going strong today.
What started years ago, as a way of connecting high school students with agriculture, is still going strong today.

Becky Kuntzelman | Johnson Publications
June Business of the Month is Trinidad Benham. The employees who run the plant are standing from left, Hiram Callias, Yennifer Espinal, Lorena Valenzia, Jack Schnieder, Deisy Matute, James Enterline, Juan Ruiz, Ascension Diaez and Vannesa Duarte. Those sitting are, from left, Sergio Garcia, Lyle Harms, Ramon Gonzales and Rene Ventura. Not pictured—Andrei Rodriguez.
The Imperial Chamber of Commerce has selected Trinidad Benham as June’s Business of the Month.
Jack Schnieder is the field representative for the Imperial location.
Morayah Cupp, a 2021 graduate of Chase County Schools, has received one of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Student Project Grants.
Brad Dillan, a familiar face in Chase County, joined the team at Imperial Country Ford last week as a salesman.

Six peewee teams took part in a two-day wood bat tournament in Imperial Saturday and Sunday.
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