Gabe Kittamura — Introduces himself as state treasurer from Meridian, Idaho, and describes his beekeeping SAE and horse evaluation CDE.
Anna Hernandez — Anna Hernandez introduces herself as the state reporter and continues her introduction with background on her studies and agricultural experience, including entomology, SAE/CDE participation, and floriculture-related work.
Allie Meisenheimer — Introduces herself as State Sentinel from Meridian and describes her agricultural education studies and welding-related SAE.
James Woodward — Referenced as someone who had previously talked about well-rounded skills.
James Woodward — Referenced as having mentioned the state convention.
James Woodward — He was identified as being present in the room.
James Woodward — He was thanked by name after making a comment of appreciation for FFA.
James Woodward — He asked the Sentinel about preferred welding process and difficult materials.
James Woodward — The answer was directed to him regarding aluminum prep.
James Woodward — He was asked about his beekeeping experience.
Kevin Cook — He asked Gabe about beekeeping and honey production.
Janie Ward-Engelking — The chair thanks Senator Semmelroth after her presentation and opens the floor for questions.
Janie Ward-Engelking — She was identified as being present in the room.
Matthew 8 — Introduces himself as Idaho FFA state president from Melba, Idaho, studying food and nutrition at the University of Idaho.
Lizzie Mueller — Introduces herself as an FFA state vice president from Salmon, Idaho, studying ag education at the University of Idaho.
Emily Sorensen — Introduces herself as the state secretary from Preston, Idaho, studying elementary education at BYU and describing multiple SAE projects.
Carrie Semmelroth — Carrie Semmelroth is introduced in connection with Senate Bill 1291, then she identifies herself as the State Senator for District 17 and presents the bill.
Carrie Semmelroth — Lizzie referenced leadership development events that Carrie Semmelroth had talked about earlier.