Emilie Carson always knew she wanted a career in agriculture. Her journey in 4-H and FFA led her to her dream job — an agricultural educator at Hamilton Heights.

With 23 years under his belt as a teacher of agriculture at John Wood Community College, Mike Tenhouse is looking toward the future.

Indiana Farm Bureau members volunteer each year to teach nearly 60,000 students in pre-K through 12th grade about agriculture.

The 2023 Indiana Farm Bureau Book of the Year is “I LOVE Strawberries!” — a book about a girl’s love for the fruit and her journey to learn more about growing it.

Cassie Wallpe, agriculture educator at Batesville High School, says it takes many things to be a good ag teacher.

One comment by his FFA adviser changed Jeff Maierhofer’s career direction that resulted in 34 years of teaching agriculture and advising the Seneca FFA Chapter.

A young girl’s love for horses and FFA was the impetus for a rewarding career teaching agriculture.

Here are letters submitted by students from our “Thank You, Teachers” contest.

Despite the urging from her high school ag teacher, becoming an ag instructor was not in Miranda Buss’s career plans.