Reagan Schnipke was chosen as a Beck's Player with Heart for her commitment and passion on and off the field, court, and track. In school, Reagan participates in the student council and the Teen Institute, plays volleyball and basketball, and runs cross country, track and field, and indoor track. She loves being part of a team that works together to achieve their goals, and the independent aspects of sports that promote individual success. In her community, Reagan is involved in 4H, where she serves as vice president, is a Delaware County Jr. Fairboard Member, and is a member of the Texel Sheep Breeders Association and the Finnsheep Association. Reagan also serves as an FFA officer, where she participates in several community activities and provides a farm animal petting exhibit for younger children. Her involvement in agriculture has taught her that teamwork, responsibility, time management, hard work, and determination are vital to succeeding in life. Reagan is currently working towards collecting college credit for her bachelor's degree in engineering and plans to continue her education at Ohio State University. 

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Sadie Kirtz was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart for her commitment on and off the field and mat. She currently plays softball and competes in wrestling and trap shooting, saying she loves to connect with her peers outside of the classroom. Sadie is also involved in FFA, the National Honor Society, and the student council. In her community, she works as an EMT student for both Hector and Buffalo Lake areas, and volunteers for her church's youth group. Sadie sees agriculture as the backbone of the world and the foundation of life. Without it, communities would not grow, people would struggle to thrive, and there would be a substantial lack of food to eat. She lives and works on her family farm to help raise pigs and cash crops. Sadie is also an integral part of her FFA chapter and has been an officer for two years. This year, she will be managing her school's alumni crop plot. Sadie plans to attend South Dakota State University for a degree in agronomy.

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Jensyn Storhoff was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of her involvement and dedication to her school, sports, and community. Jensyn plays volleyball, basketball, and softball, doing her best to set an example for her teammates and younger kids in the stands. She loves the competition and enjoys being able to compete with her friends. Jensyn says her involvement with sports has taught her the importance of hard work, resilience, mental toughness, and dedication to reach her goals, all things that will benefit her throughout her life. In school, Jensyn participates in several activities, including student council, the National Honor Society, band, and will serve as president for her FFA chapter this year. She also volunteers for the American Red Cross for local blood drives, has refereed youth basketball games, and helps during youth volleyball and basketball camps. Jensyn is also a dedicated member of her church, where she helps serve food, reads during service, helps with Sunday School, and is an acolyte. Jensyn shows her commitment to the agriculture industry through her work on her family's farm. She has found an appreciation and love for the land, animals, and hard work. Agriculture is in her blood, and she has developed a passion for it after seeing the amount of selflessness that goes into it and how it supports local economies. Jensyn plans to play basketball in college and study pre-veterinary medicine, with hopes of being accepted into veterinary school.

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Hudson Clark was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of his involvement in his community and school. Hudson is very dedicated to his community, willing to help anyone in need. He helps out with serving during banquets and galas, aids in keeping his school clean, and assists families who need help moving. Hudson currently participates in football, basketball, soccer, track, and baseball, and says he especially appreciates the support and love he receives from his community when he competes. He is also involved with several school activities, including FCA, student council, youth group, and musical theater. Hudson recognizes agriculture as a vital part of every person's life and knows that there are many levels and layers to running a successful operation, each just as important as the other. He says agriculture is the source of everything he loves and enjoys, especially a nice steak. Agriculture has had a big impact on his life, as he also serves as the president of his school's FFA chapter. Hudson plans to attend college to study elementary education and teach fourth or fifth grade as well as play football. He aims to have a positive impact on his students' lives and be someone they can look to when they need guidance. 

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Ethan Marso has been named a Beck's Player with Heart due to his dedication to his school, community, and the agriculture industry. To Ethan, agriculture is his livelihood. He uses the farm land for hunting and fishing, runs the tractor and manure tanks during the fall season, and drives the auger cart. Ethan currently plays football and has participated in wrestling, track, and trap shooting. He is happy with who he has become, and that is because of high school sports. He says his participation has helped him develop his personality, which is one of the reasons why he loves and appreciates his time playing in high school sports. Ethan is involved in his church and has helped with several volunteer opportunities around his community. He is an altar server and helps during funerals, works with the Knights of Columbus during several events, and is a role model for elementary and junior high students by spending time and teaching the young Bishop Garrigan/Seton Golden Bears. Ethan plans on attending Northwest Community College to pursue powerline technologies.

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Chloe Degroot shows her dedication and passion both on and off the court and field. Chloe is currently involved in choir and plays volleyball and softball, saying she loves being around her friends, working to improve her skills, and seeing all the fans coming to cheer at the games. Through volleyball, she was able to work with younger players to help them improve their knowledge and skills. She is also involved in her church and volunteers whenever she can to help her school and community. To Chloe, agriculture is an important key to the future. From raising animals and growing crops for food to fueling vehicles to putting clothes on our backs, she recognizes and appreciates the hard work that goes into everything. Chloe's goal for the future is to play D1 volleyball and wants to work with children in the medical field.

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Adaline Martens was chosen as a Beck's Player with Heart for her commitment and passion on and off the field, court, and track. In school, Adaline is involved in FFA, the National Honor Society (NHS), and the student council. She also plays basketball and softball, and competes in cross country and track and field. She loves being able to make unforgettable memories with her best friends and learns important life skills through high school activities. Adaline participates in her church, coaches youth sports, and helps with can corrals, the NHS blood drive, and field cleanups in her community. Her involvement in agriculture has allowed her to learn how an operation can adapt to modern technologies while keeping with tradition. To Adaline, agriculture is a way of life, as she is able to see how it provides for everyone in her family. Adaline plans to attend a four-year college to play softball and study exercise science.

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Cale Collier shows his dedication and passion both on and off the field and court. Cale currently plays soccer and basketball and competes in cross country and track. He says he loves the challenges and competition in high school sports, as it pushes him to work hard and do his best. He is also part of his school's FFA chapter, where he currently serves as vice president, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Cale is very involved in his community, accumulating over 135 hours of community service. He is a dedicated member of his church and has been involved with 4-H for nine years. Through 4-H, he donated one of his pigs to be auctioned off to give financial aid to a family in a time of need. Agriculture has been a huge part of Cale's life, from helping his grandfather on his farm to showing livestock to starting his own agriculture-based business selling pumpkins, mums, and sunflowers. Through his involvement in agriculture, Cale has learned the importance of responsibility and hard work. After high school, Cale plans to attend a college for a degree in mechanical engineering technology.

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Dane Reddington has been named a Beck's Player with Heart due to his dedication to his school, community, and the agriculture industry. Agriculture runs very deep in Dane's family. He knows it has supported many past generations and will support many more to come. Dane currently plays tennis and is involved in several school activities, including the National Honor Society, Beta Club, student council, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He loves developing friendships and growing closer to his peers through these activities. Dane also volunteers around his community, and is involved in VOICE, which encourages students to lead a tobacco-free lifestyle, and youth group. After high school, Dane plans to attend college and then a veterinary school. He would like to become a small and large animal veterinarian and live on his own ranch. 

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Headlines on today’s episode include:

-Potash recognized as critical mineral

-Ohio River terminal could help increase fertilizer access in southern Indiana

-Continue to monitor beef cow slaughter

-Wisconsin proposes large livestock fee increases

-Corn demand concerns linger

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