Trinity Dreckshage, Shelbyville

VICE PRESIDENT 2026-27

Email Trinity Dreckshage
CHAPTER
North Shelby FFA
HOMETOWN
Shelbyville, Missouri
COLLEGE

University of Missouri

MAJOR

Biochemistry

Trinity Dreckshage
SAE Project:

I have three SAEs – Beef Production Entrepreneurship, Beef Production Placement, and a Placement at my local veterinary clinic.

Why did I want to serve as a Missouri FFA State Officer?

I wanted to serve as a Missouri FFA State Officer because I wanted to show the FFA members of Missouri the growth and opportunities I have had through FFA and that they can have the same. As a freshman FFA member, I was shy, couldn’t stand to be in front of a room of people, and was terrified to talk to strangers. By being a part of this organization and taking chances whenever possible to grow, I have evolved into a person who can overcome those fears I faced as a freshman. I have gained numerous opportunities and experiences through this organization that I am thankful for and am excited to continue to give back to FFA members throughout my year as a Missouri FFA State Officer. 

What legacy do you most want to leave during your year of service?

The legacy I aspire to leave with Missouri FFA members is empowerment. Through my year of service, I want to help members feel at home in this organization and make it one that they know they can grow through.  

What are your plans for the future?

During my year as a Missouri FFA State Officer, I plan to attend the University of Missouri and major in biochemistry. Beyond that, once I obtain my bachelor’s degree in biochemistry, I hope to attend dental school in the pursuit of becoming an orthodontist. I plan to stay actively involved in agriculture by continuing to have my own herd of purebred Gelbvieh and Balancer cattle. 

What is something unique or interesting that few people know about you?

One unique thing about me is that I love studying and reading classic literature! 

Advice to FFA Members

Try. FFA offers countless opportunities to grow. I hope that you, as FFA members, recognize the importance of trying new things and taking advantage of the opportunities available, as they can only benefit you if you choose to pursue them. Along with that, you get out what you put in. If you put effort into making friendships or studying extra for a contest, you will see positive results, which are invaluable.