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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.

Meet the four finalists for the 2026 American Star in Agriscience. Sarah Beck of Texas, Lauren Roling of South Dakota, Tessa Tauke of Iowa, and Jose Villanos of Kentucky have used research to tackle drought, farm safety, animal health, and invasive weeds, and each is now carrying that work into college and a career.

Meet the four finalists for the 2026 American Star in Agribusiness. Benjamin Biros of Illinois, Luke Schilling of Indiana, Wesley Winch of Wisconsin, and Jose Yepez of Texas each turned a simple idea into a working business, from fall mums and a family seasoning recipe to dairy hoof care and landscaping.

Artificial Intelligence has become a main priority in our society and so has its affects on our environment.

Texas FFA members explore the world of wildlife and ecology through the Neasloney Wildlife Field Day.

Many think FFA ends with a high school diploma, but the lessons, memories and skills learned in FFA last a lifetime.

FFA in the USA Reporter Karly Anderson reflects on her years in FFA, as she unzips her blue jacket for the last time.

Jordan Emmitte possesses the drive and passion to participate in FFA while balancing other teams, theatre and work.

West Hardin Junior FFA member Macallan Rose earns district recognition in the VFW Patriot's Pen Contest, connecting agriculture and patriotism.

In this piece, you will read about how the National FFA Organization shaped Mrs. Zoeller’s character and life.

Sarah Craun recaps her experiences as a Virginia FFA member and how they shaped her future career path in agriculture.

A West Hardin FFA senior discovered his passion for FFA and chose to become a first-generation college graduate and future ag teacher.