Warsaw Community High School graduate Thomas Boggs received a Ceres Solutions scholarship to help him study agronomy at Huntington University this fall. Photo provided.

Morgan Langfeldt

News Release

CRAWFORDSVILLE — Ceres Solutions Cooperative recently announced 10 recipients of the cooperative’s scholarship award to high school seniors, including a Warsaw Community High School grad.

Thomas Boggs, of Warsaw, is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School and received a $1,000 scholarship to put toward his study of agronomy, which he plans to start this fall at Huntington University.

Selection criteria for the scholarships emphasized involvement in agricultural youth groups such as 4-H and FFA. Students also must be children or grandchildren of current cooperative members in order to apply for the scholarships.

Another area student selected for the scholarship was Morgan Langfeldt, of Plymouth, who is a graduate of Plymouth High School and plans to study animal science at Purdue University this fall.

Dylan Ross

Also, Dylan Ross, of Lagro, who is a graduate of Northfield High School, received a scholarship. He plans to study agronomy this fall at Purdue.

Other students selected were from Williamsport, Rensselaer, Hamilton, Mich., Shelby, Mich., Logansport, West Point and Brazil.

Ceres Solutions is a 100% farmer-owned cooperative based in Crawfordsville. The company delivers agronomy products and services through more than three dozen locations across Indiana and Michigan.