“FFA changed me a lot, because before I was a shy kid who didn’t want to be outgoing,” Harshbarger said. “I owe a lot to an advisor who encouraged me to get involved in FFA. It had a huge impact on me, so I want to be able to help at least one kid and have an impact on them through these 4-H programs.”
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