Introducing your newly crowned Miss Tenessee! "Hello, my name is Destiny Warren, and I’m a 19-year-old from Hickman County, Tennessee. I’m the daughter of Les and Candice Warren and the proud middle child with an older sister and younger brother. I’m a first-year college student at the University of Northwestern Ohio, where I’m studying Agricultural Business and playing softball on scholarship.
I love spending time with those I hold close to my heart and enjoy being around livestock and dogs—especially my German Shorthaired Pointer, River. One of my favorite hobbies is running demolition derbies, a sport that has been a huge part of my life since I was little and has surrounded me with a community of amazing people who have inspired and supported me along the way.
My journey in agriculture began at a very young age through 4-H. I competed in every competition and spent numerous years raising and showing poultry. As I got older, I became highly involved in FFA—competing in various competitions, earning many awards, and getting every degree possible at that level. Through FFA, I dedicated myself to greenhouse management and spent time teaching the youth about agriculture—helping them understand its importance, how to grow your own food, and involving them in hands-on activities that support agriculture. I plan to continue that journey by earning my American Degree at the 2025 National FFA Convention.
With my title, I would be driven to start a platform, “Growing Goodness,” because I believe in the power of community, sustainable practices, and the promise of homegrown food. My mission would be to get more youth involved in agriculture, spread awareness about the importance of supporting local farmers, be a voice for the farm-to-table movement, and find meaningful ways to give back to my community. Through my platform, I hope to inspire anyone—no matter what their background or age is—to take pride in learning where their food comes from and the vital role agriculture plays in our lives every day, because anyone can make a difference. And I fully believe that women can achieve anything they set their minds to—especially in agriculture."
Congratulations and welcome to the agHERsisterhood! Are you from Tennessee and considering advocating for agriculture and women through a crown and sash? Join Miss Destiny by registering at agherculture.com/tennessee
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