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Redirection Leads to a Career in the Classroom

After serving in the U.S. Army and learning about agriculture, this North Carolina FFA advisor found her calling as a teacher.

Alumnus Billy Haltom grew the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Agriculture Youth Program to support young agriculturists and Oklahoma FFA members.

Back-to-back National FFA Knowledge CDE team champions share insights on stretching your brain and recalling information.

Looking to share your talents with others? If so, here’s a how-to guide for becoming part of these one-of-a-kind ensembles.

For Summit Browning, a Gardiner FFA Alumnus and former Montana state officer, accomplishing his goals took hard work and dedication.

Ohio chapter officers developed an award-winning curriculum and friendly competition to teach practical life skills.

An annual challenge invites competitors to boost their literacy and advocacy skills through industry-focused conversations.

Two-time Missouri Soy Innovation Challenge champs designed a mobile agricultural education classroom with young agriculturists in mind.

In the past seven years, Pawhuska FFA in Oklahoma has refined its process to ensure a smooth and successful event for all.

Washington FFA Alums Bob and Mike Pearsall credit their turfgrass careers to agricultural upbringings and FFA experiences.

Supporting female farmers in Uganda was a life-changing experience for Arkansas FFA Alumna and former National FFA Secretary Anna Mathis.

How a life-changing summer, supportive mentors and meaningful work at FFA corporate partner BASF shaped this past national officer's career path.

Taking construction classes at Alabama’s Haleyville Center of Technology helps FFA members gain applicable skills and knowledge.