10-Year-Old Prodigy Kendall Rae Johnson Will Receive A Full-Ride Agriculture Scholarship To South Carolina State University

At only 10 years of age, Kendall Rae Johnson is transforming perceptions of success with her remarkable achievements. Currently the youngest certified farmer in the country, she received this distinction at just 6 years old, propelled by her fervor, dedication, and an inspiring backyard garden.Kendall Rae has now accomplished another milestone, securing a full scholarship to South Carolina State University for agriculture. This is not merely a hobby for her; it represents her ambitious future.In her garden, success transcends trophies—it embodies sunlight, rich soil, and the elation of nurturing growth. Managing the family farm, she oversees crops and livestock, with her mother, Ursula, attesting to their family's journey of exploration together.President Col. Alexander Conyers of South Carolina State University awarded her the scholarship, emphasizing the importance of recognizing her contributions as an “ag scholar.” With dreams of cultivating 100 acres, Kendall Rae's mission also includes inspiring peers to pursue USDA youth farming scholarships. “Keep growing. Keep going. You do you,” she encourages.