From a middle school FFA member to a graduate of NC State CALS, Chloé Sharpe has sown a passion for agriculture into a field of opportunity. 🌱 Sharpe graduated this past weekend with a degree in agroecology and sustainable food systems, which she describes as the study of sustainable agriculture from seed to fork. Between leading ncsu_agroecology and interning with ncstateextension, she has spent her college career building community and championing agriculture. “I’ve been learning who I am and what I’m good at outside of everything that I had been labeled as — and I don’t mean that negatively. People, when you’re growing up, they want to help you reach your full potential, and so they’re like, ‘I notice you’re good at this, so why don’t you do that?’ That’s how I ended up in FFA and that has led me here, so I’m grateful for that.” Now, she hopes to take her passion for sustainable agriculture and service into a career with NC State Extension to help bridge the gap between farmers...