But I only need to raise $150 this year, and next year in my Sophomore year, I need $1500 for my Chapter FFA degree. I know other ways of making it, so please don't suggest anything different to me.  
I actually thought of cutting wood, and i found out that around my area, a rick of wood is no less then $40. So I only need to cut about 4 ricks of wood and that's $160 dollars. But I want to try and get a head start and at least try to at least $500 dollars, or at least closer to $1500.

But what I want to know, is that a rick of wood is 4'x4'x8' right?

So that's.. a stack of wood that is 4 feet tall and 8 feet long and it needs to be 16" wide right? (By wide I mean just the log itself).  

So tell me what you think. Pweeze!

EDIT: I get to keep all that money btw. It just goes down on the books that I raised it.

Post edited at 8:20 pm on Sep. 18, 2008 by cheeseball giver

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Why not just go army irr

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Err.. what?? What does the army have to do with agriculture experiences? Do you even know what FFA is?

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The only thing I have to say is when I raised money for my chapter it actually went to my chapter, not into my pocket.

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  Well, what did you do? Thats what I wanna know.. lol

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