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Finding a Way Back to the Farm

After a series of off-farm jobs during the 1980s farm crisis, David and Terri Wilke established and grew their Wisconsin operation.

By Anna Campbell|August 14th, 2026|

Determined leadership and community support helped establish this Nebraska community’s first FFA chapter and agricultural education program.

Internships and collegiate experiences helped this Texas FFA Alumna broaden her horizons and share her perspective.

This Nebraska chapter gives back to its community during harvest season by serving meals and building relationships.

Six FFA Alums detail noteworthy experiences that helped them find their paths to working and living in Washington, D.C.

In 1925, four agricultural educators and leaders laid the groundwork for what would become the National FFA Organization.

Idaho FFA Alumna Lucy Barney shares the inspiration behind her passion for horses and the daily routines that shaped her top-notch project.

As a teen, this FFA Alumna advocated for female membership and paved the way for today’s leaders in agriculture.

If you’re making plans to visit Indianapolis or tune in from home, jot down these ideas to ensure a fun-filled week.

This Pennsylvania FFA chapter grows future leaders through classwork, community outreach and hands-on learning.

Check out these ideas for programs, events and activities from around the country, submitted by the 2024-25 FFA in the USA reporters.

An innovative program based in Indiana helps FFA alums secure professional development and employment opportunities.

For 90 years and counting, the FFA Creed has represented the National FFA Organization’s values, history and traditions.

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