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From late nights working on SAEs to years spent serving others, earning the American FFA Degree stands as proof that hard work pays off.

These four American Star Farmer finalists are breaking new ground in production agriculture.

This young FFA officer balances holding roles and achieving success by being more in her community, FFA and in life.

From horse judging to teaching riding lessons, Idaho FFA member Hadley Hancock shares her passion for agriculture and embodies the FFA motto through hard work, leadership and service.

This South Putnam High School senior has explored various SAEs, including food science research and agricultural education.

Two-time Missouri Soy Innovation Challenge champs designed a mobile agricultural education classroom with young agriculturists in mind.

Lily Sloan is president of both Indiana FFA District XII and the Jennings County FFA Chapter, while also gaining hands-on experience in livestock, crop production and horse training.

Norfolk FFA collaborated with “A Stitch Toward the Future” to complete seven quilt tops in just three hours.

Princeville FFA member Rylie Walsh won $5,000 from the National FFA Organization. Read on to see what will she do with it.

This North Carolina FFA member wants to inspire the next generation of agriculturists through the field of agricultural education.

Kaitlyn Maruszewski, a senior at Tri-Central High School in Indiana, has combined her leadership roles in FFA with her love for horticulture.

This FFA member’s agricultural education SAE includes writing lesson plans for North Carolina Ag in the Classroom.