Which of the following is NOT a "Star of Indiana" category?

The "Star of Indiana" awards recognize exceptional achievements by FFA members in various agricultural sectors. The categories are designed to highlight outstanding accomplishments in different areas of agricultural education and practice. The "Star Farmer," for example, honors members who excel in production agriculture, while the "Star in Agribusiness" focuses on excellence in business-related agricultural practices.

The "Star in Agriscience" recognizes students involved in scientific research and advancements in agriculture. However, "Star in Horticulture" is not an official category within the Indiana FFA's recognition system. Instead, "Star in Agriscience" encompasses a broader range of scientific topics, including horticulture but not being specifically defined as a separate category. Therefore, the correct answer identifies an option that does not align with the established awards, highlighting an area of growth or innovation in agricultural sectors that is essential for program recognition.