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Four FFA members share how they are using an FFA grant to support their SAE.

This FFA alumna’s SAE has developed into a taxidermy business that continues to grow and expand.

Not all seeds blossom at the same time, nor do all FFA members find their passion immediately. Discover how Alley Long proves it's never too late.

Bailey Ham created her own path in FFA, leading to agricultural education. Hear her advice.

Read how agricultural education programs build adaptability, business skills and global leadership, according to MSU’s Dr. O.P. McCubbins.⁠

From playing her fiddle in the pioneer village, to handling snakes in front of thousands at the Indiana State Fair, Maggie Taylor has never been afraid to embrace adventure.

Raine Wheeler, a Vinton-Shellsburg FFA member, is helping pave the way for FFA members to contribute to agriculture in different way.

Learn about how Mary Lewandowski's local SAE escalated into a nationwide publication.

The Benton County FFA Chapter in Mississippi gives students the chance to put their learning into action through a variety of hands-on projects.

From hauling cattle to learning livestock safety and business skills, this Stroud FFA member is building on his family’s Oklahoma ranching legacy through a real-world SAE project.

A senior and FFA chapter president from Idaho has transformed his fear of public speaking into confidence through leadership events. Alongside his growth in FFA, he has built a successful poultry operation.

Josie Moore is an active FFA member, but her schedule is even more active. From clubs like HOSA and NHS, to her FFA SAEs, she does it all!