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FeaturesMay 20, 2012

Jackson High School FFA members planted about 75 trees May 12 at Old McKendree Chapel. From left: Lynn Cotner, adviser Brandon Neil, Teagan Schnurbusch, Tabbatha Schnurbusch, Nathan Sullivan and Tyler Kinder. With a large commercial subdivision planned just west of the chapel, the chapel trustees purchased a few feet along the existing property in order to have room to establish a natural buffer. ...

Jackson High School Future Farmers of America members planted about 75 trees Saturday, May 12, 2012 at Old McKendree Chapel. From left: Lynn Cotner, advisor Brandon Neil, Teagan Schnurbusch, Tabbatha Schnurbusch, Nathan Sullivan and Tyler Kinder. With a large commercial subdivision planned just west of the chapel, the chapel trustees purchased a few feet along the existing property in order to have room to establish a natural buffer. The beginning of this natural border will be the tulip poplar and eastern red cedar trees from the Missouri Conservation Commission tree catalogue. Other plants will be added later.
Jackson High School Future Farmers of America members planted about 75 trees Saturday, May 12, 2012 at Old McKendree Chapel. From left: Lynn Cotner, advisor Brandon Neil, Teagan Schnurbusch, Tabbatha Schnurbusch, Nathan Sullivan and Tyler Kinder. With a large commercial subdivision planned just west of the chapel, the chapel trustees purchased a few feet along the existing property in order to have room to establish a natural buffer. The beginning of this natural border will be the tulip poplar and eastern red cedar trees from the Missouri Conservation Commission tree catalogue. Other plants will be added later.

Jackson FFA members planted 75 trees

Jackson High School FFA members planted about 75 trees May 12 at Old McKendree Chapel. From left: Lynn Cotner, adviser Brandon Neil, Teagan Schnurbusch, Tabbatha Schnurbusch, Nathan Sullivan and Tyler Kinder. With a large commercial subdivision planned just west of the chapel, the chapel trustees purchased a few feet along the existing property in order to have room to establish a natural buffer. The beginning of this natural border will be the tulip poplar and eastern red cedar trees from the Missouri Conservation Commission tree catalogue. Other plants will be added later.

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