From Blue Jackets To Boardrooms: How FFA Skills Shape the Leaders of Tomorrow
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William Rogers discusses how FFA skills and experiences have shaped his leadership journey and career in agriculture.
Send us Fan Mail A blue jacket can change a life. We sit down with Michigan FFA state officer and MSU agribusiness student William Rogers to trace how one classroom broiler project became a launchpad for leadership, real business skills, and a clear career path in modern agriculture and the poultry supply chain. From public speaking nerves to state office, William breaks down the steps that built his confidence—and why those same steps create standout talent for integrators, suppliers, and ag...
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