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Cultivate a Career in Agriculture

Jan 6, 2025 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

At some point in your life, chances are someone has asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” With all kinds of possibilities available, it’s OK if answering (or even thinking about) this question is overwhelming. It’s also possible your aspirations have shifted as you’ve broadened your horizons through new experiences. However, determining your next step doesn’t have to be difficult. Start by identifying where your passions and interests lie.
Exchange Students Experience FFA for the First Time

Jan 6, 2025 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

In 1978, Curtis Stutzman, a former Iowa FFA state president and Mid-Prairie FFA Alumnus, traveled internationally to the British Isles and Europe for the first time — a trip he says dramatically changed the course of his life. Stutzman’s passion for immersive experiences grew from there.
From the Editor: Find Your Future

Jan 6, 2025 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

As a sophomore in high school, my sights were set on becoming the next Mexico FFA Chapter secretary. I poured into the application process and left my interview feeling confident. So, imagine my surprise when I opened a text message reading, “Congratulations! You’ve been selected as our chapter’s newest reporter.”At the time, receiving this news represented a goal unreached and a dream that didn’t come to fruition. Today, however, I’m grateful for the redirection it provided.
Media Center: Spring/Summer 2025

Jan 6, 2025 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

SOCIAL MEDIAThe Whole FarmerEmily Grant (pictured above), an Eastern Hancock FFA Alumna, past Indiana FFA district president and national agricultural communications proficiency finalist, is raising awareness for the mental, physical and social well-being of farmers. She created an Instagram account and Facebook page called “The Whole Farmer” after attending the Washington Leadership Conference.
What's FFA Like in My Region?

Aug 2, 2024 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

Learn how our organization and the agriculture industry are similar (and different!) throughout the country. SOUTHERN REGION2023-24 National FFA Vice President: Carter Howell, FloridaFast Facts:The agriculture industry directly or indirectly employs approximately 17.4% of Mississippi’s workforce. Alabama is home to more than 400 food production and beverage product establishments. North Carolina ranks in the top three states for Christmas tree, pork, trout and turkey production.
8 Things to Know About FFA New Horizons

Jul 25, 2024 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

It’s more than just a magazine. In addition to serving as a connection point for everyone who supports the blue and gold, FFA New Horizons reflects the history, growth and changes made in both the agricultural industry and the National FFA Organization. Today, copies of this publication can be found in numerous classrooms, office buildings and homes throughout the country. As you await the next issue, check out these eight fun and surprising facts about FFA New Horizons. 1. It has a storied history.
A Model‐Informed Drug Development Approach Supporting the Approval of an Unstudied Valbenazine Dose for Patients With Tardive Dyskinesia

Jul 25, 2024 | accp1.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Hoa Nguyen |Hoa Nguyễn |Ryan L. Crass |Lauren Quinlan |Han-Yi Steve Kuan

Introduction Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a persistent and potentially disabling movement disorder associated with prolonged exposure to dopamine receptor blocking agents, including antipsychotics.1 Long-term use of antipsychotics and other dopamine receptor blocking agents2 may predispose patients to the onset of tardive syndromes, including TD, as a potentially permanent unwanted effect.
The Path to a Successful State Convention

Jan 5, 2024 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

State convention can be a time to reconnect with friends (and make new ones!) while showcasing your hard work and celebrating the accomplishments of others. If you plan to attend this year, here’s how to enhance and elevate your experience. 1. Secure your spot. Getting ready for state convention begins long before the first gavel drops. Jennifer Jackson, executive director of the Texas FFA Association, suggests thinking ahead and manifesting how you can set yourself up to attend.
From the Editor: Make This Year Count

Jan 5, 2024 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

As we ring in a new year, it’s common to set goals, sometimes referred to as resolutions, outlining what we hope to achieve in the next 12 months. Some people even select a word to reframe their mindset and help establish new habits or intentions. Regardless of how we choose to approach it, this can be a time to reset our focus, reaffirm our priorities and reinvent ourselves — but only if we choose to.
FFA History Comes to Life

Nov 17, 2023 | ffa.org | Lauren Quinlan

In 2018, Wessington Springs High School underwent a major remodel. The renovation included creating a long hallway that leads to the agriculture department housing Wessington Springs FFA, says advisor Brady Duxbury. “I looked at those blank walls and thought, ‘We can do something cool with this,’” he says.