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Growing More Than Plants: Lessons in the Learning Garden
Agriculture grows in more places than fields and pastures! At Clewiston Christian School, the Learning Garden gives students a hands-on opportunity to discover where food comes from, develop practical skills, and see the rewards of hard work.
From the Woods to a Can
The Liberty FFA Chapter has partnered with Hunters for the Hungry for its annual deer drive for the past 4 years. The event allows hunters in the area to donate hunted whitetail deer so they can be processed into canned venison soup to provide to those in need across Virginia.
Beyond the Blue Ribbon
Every ribbon has a story, but not every story ends with one. After four years of showing rabbits, Brayden Small has experienced the thrill of grand champion titles and the disappointment of falling short. Behind every result lies a journey of hard work, setbacks and a lesson in what success means beyond the blue ribbon.
Inspired by Mentors, Rooted in Ag
Mentors are the backbone to leaders in agriculture. Dive into the stories of two members, Madelyn Kennedy and Sophia Landeros, to learn more about the impact mentors have had in their lives.
