One Georgia FFA Chapter Insists the Show Must Go On

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Every Spring, FFA chapters across the state gear up for their annual plant sales, but this year, things didn't go as expected due to schools being shut down as a result of the virus. John Holcomb shares how one local chapter managed to let the sales go on.



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