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April 2009
-Hannah Crossen
-Cowboy Book With a Cause
-From FFA to 33Miles
-There’s Cash in Your Future
-I’m Angry…Now What?
-For the Love of Landscaping
-Perfect Balance
-Gardening For A Cause
February 2009
-Blue-Ribbon Banjo Player
-FFA as an Art Form
-Wild About Animals
-Nessie Early
-Be a PAL
-Full Throttle
-Living to Serve
-Special Invitation
January 2009
-All About National FFA Week
-Paul Moya
-Justin Floyd
-Partners for the Planet
-Finding Balance
-Swimming in Aquaculture
-Breaking Records
-Take It Slow
December 2008
-National FFA convention to rotate homes
November 2008
-Dr. Al Snyder
-Scholarship Secrets
-Gear Up for National FFA Week
-Kari Boettcher
-Resist Peer Pressure
-Good to the Last Crop
-All Creatures, Great and Small
-Sparking Interest
September 2008
-Agriculture Accuracy
-Crissa Fruechte
-Brady Revels
-Get Up!
-Proceed With Caution
-All in Good Taste
-Clutch Performance
-Step Right Up
July 2008
-Take It to a New Level
-Deep-Rooted Interest
-Take a Deep Breath
-Tyler Tenbarge
-Inspired by FFA
-On the Right Track
May 2008
-In the Vault
-Your Money: Keeping Records
-National Officer Q&A
-We’re All Unique
-Best in Show
-Grab Life by the Reins
March 2008
-Call to Order!
-Reality Check
-Turtle Power
-By the Numbers
-Dale Darling
-A Token of Appreciation
-National Officer Q&A
January 2008
-National Officer Q&A
-Back Talk: Paul McCutchan
-Building Bright Futures
November 2007
-National Officer Q&A
-Back Talk: Corey Flournoy
-Biofuels Mean Business
-Go, Team, Go
-A Tractor Tradition
October 2007
-National Officer Q&A
-Back Talk: Kristie VerMulm
-Give them an A+
-Cranberry Crazy
-Racing to Indy
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Meet the National FFA Southern Region Vice President
September 2008
Serving as the 2007-08 National FFA Southern Region Vice President has been a dream come true for Brady Revels. He’s been involved with agriculture his entire life, growing up on his family’s cattle operation in central Florida and joining FFA in the seventh grade. In fact, this October’s convention will be Brady’s seventh one to attend as an FFA member.
Q What was your favorite part of the national FFA convention as a high school member?
A My favorite part was the time I spent bonding with my chapter. Every night of convention included a trip to Sonic and usually a late night of movies.
Q What new things can we expect at the upcoming national FFA convention?
A Well, it may not be new, but expect to be amazed by the return of the laser light show! We are also excited to see the amazing things FFA members accomplish through career development events and proficiencies, as well as the achievements from the Days of Service.
Q What is the meaning behind the theme, “Step Up. Stand Out”?
A We believe that as agricultural education students and FFA members, it is our duty to step up our leadership in today’s America. In turn, we stand out as leaders among our peers, because we are serving as role models for other students, both those involved with agriculture and those who aren’t.
Q What has been your favorite memory from this year?
A My favorite memory? All of them! I have to say, the time I’ve spent with FFA members just being Brady – not national officer Brady, but just me. Those chances to find out who members really are and see them as a person, not a member – that’s where my favorite memories are.
Q Do you have a favorite motivational quote you live by?
A When we stop comparing and start performing – that’s when leadership happens.
Web Extra
Brady’s FavoritesThe best Halloween costume this FFA member ever wore was Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The second-best? Dressing up as his high school principal. Read on for more of Brady’s favorites.
Book: To Kill a Mockingbird
Fruit: Pineapple
Singer: George Strait
FFA Historical Event: The 1969 inclusion of women into FFA. Why? Because his parents met at an FFA event.
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