Breanna Harris is from Guyton, Georgia, and is an agricultural education major in the honors program at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC). She is passionate about agriculture, marine science, and environmental education. Her interest in natural resources began through her involvement in Girl Scouts and the National FFA Organization. She is a lifetime Girl Scout and volunteer, as well as a Gold Award recipient. A member of the National FFA Organization since sixth grade, she earned the American FFA Degree in 2025. 

​

At ABAC, Breanna serves as president of the Education Club and is involved in the Horticulture Club, Collegiate FFA Alumni, Agripreneurs Club, and the National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) team. As a School of Agriculture and Natural Resources Leader, she gives farm tours to prospective students and visitors. She also conducts undergraduate research on the effectiveness of ABAC’s agricultural education program requirements. She works as a Destination Ag Instructor at ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture, teaching agriculture and natural resource programs to elementary students. Through her leadership and passion for agriculture, Breanna hopes to inspire the next generations of students to develop a lifelong respect for all natural resources.