10-year-old Georgia farmer makes history with full-ride HBCU scholarship for agriculture
10-year-old Georgia farmer makes history with full-ride HBCU scholarship for agriculture
Kendall Rae Johnson, 10, became the youngest certified farmer in the U.S. and earned a full-ride agriculture scholarship to South Carolina State University.

Balancing schoolwork with tending crops and livestock, the young prodigy has already proven herself as a leader in sustainable farming practices. Her achievement not only highlights the importance of youth in agriculture but also shines a spotlight on the role historically Black colleges and universities play in nurturing the next generation of innovators. This milestone marks a powerful reminder that passion and perseverance know no age limits.

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