Meet Kendall Rae Johnson, America’s youngest certified farmer
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Kendall Rae Johnson is the nation’s youngest farmer and, with her family, owns and operates an urban youth farm, aGROWKulture.
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Kendall Rae Johnson is the nation’s youngest farmer and, with her family, owns and operates an urban youth farm, aGROWKulture.
Taking time to learn about the pathogens behind bovine respiratory disease can improve our management protocols, and ultimately keep calves healthy.
A study conducted by the University of Georgia reveals that female farmers are more likely to have higher perceived stress and engage in binge drinking.
The winner of the 2024 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year award is Skippy, owned by Georgia Farm Bureau members Donald and Laura Adams.
Walmart announced this fall that it plans to build a $350 million fluid milk processing facility in southern Georgia, and feeling about it are mixed.
An Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigation found that the death of a grain silo employee in Georgia was preventable.
Fendt and Luke Bryan have partnered on their newest venture — Boldy Grown Peanuts. When they sell out, he’ll donate $50,000 to the FFA.
Smithville, Georgia, farmer Alex Harrell crushed the world soybean record this month, harvesting over 206.7 bushels per acre using Asgrow seeds.
FFA is devoted to sourcing creative, eager youth who are passionate about agriculture and addressing its problems in diverse, scientific, and creative ways.
To kick off tonight’s competition, both state’s ag commissioners have taken to wagering some of the state’s famous agriculture products and cuisine.