Which award recognizes a student's dedication to their agricultural project?

The Star Farmer award is designed to recognize outstanding achievement in agricultural projects among FFA members. This prestigious award is typically given to those who demonstrate exceptional commitment, knowledge, and skill in agricultural practices, particularly through their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects.

The selection for this award considers the quality of the student's project, their level of involvement in FFA activities, and their overall contributions to the agricultural industry. Recipients often showcase a deep understanding of agricultural production processes, demonstrating their dedication to both learning and practicing agriculture effectively.

While other awards like the Star Greenhand and the National Proficiency Award also acknowledge achievements in agriculture, they focus on different aspects. The Star Greenhand is aimed at newer members, while the National Proficiency Award recognizes specific proficiency in various agricultural areas but isn't specifically aimed at overall project dedication in the same way the Star Farmer award is. The State Degree is more of an achievement based on fulfilling specific qualifications and participation within a state’s FFA program.