In what FFA contest do members conduct research and present their findings to a panel of judges?

The Agriscience Fair is specifically designed to encourage FFA members to engage in scientific research and innovation within agriculture. Participants conduct research projects that address various agricultural issues, and then they present their findings to a panel of judges. This contest emphasizes scientific methodology, critical thinking, and communication skills, allowing students to apply what they have learned in a practical context. The focus is on the research process, findings, and implications of their projects, which aligns perfectly with the objectives of the Agriscience Fair.

In contrast to other contests listed, such as the Agricultural Skills Contest, which focuses on practical skills rather than research, or the FFA Creed Contest and Public Speaking Contest, which emphasize oral presentation skills and articulation of the FFA creed and themes, the Agriscience Fair uniquely integrates research and presentation, making it the appropriate answer for this question.