Orrick High School’s Cash Honeycutt was one of 30 high school sophomores recently selected to participate in the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s Missouri Agribusiness Academy (MAbA). In June, Honeycutt and other selected students will spend a week in the St. Louis area learning about many of the unique opportunities available in agriculture. Orrick High School Agriculture Teacher and Cash’s father, Don Honeycutt, is proud of his son for stepping up and applying for the unique opportunity and working hard to try to accomplish his goals. An Orrick educator since 2010, Don’s favorite part about teaching agriculture is working with young adults and teaching them various skills – woodworking, welding, growing plants, caring for livestock and communication skills — all which can be used their entire life. “The Missouri Agribusiness Academy is a great experience for high school students interested in agriculture,” said Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn. “Not only do they have the…