A New Era for Kentucky FFA
A historic financial gift from the Bill Gatton Foundation promises to enhance opportunities for FFA members throughout the state.
Inspiring the Next Generation: The Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences
To list what makes the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS) unique is certainly attention-worthy. From an academic standpoint, there are few schools like it in the nation.
Granite Mountain FFA Members Are Doing to Learn
This chapter in Salt Lake City, Utah, embraces its partnership with a historic farm to facilitate hands-on experiences in agriculture.
Wisconsin Chapter Embraces Its Rich History
As one of the first charted chapters in the state, Beaver Dam’s 95-year history is chronicled in scrapbooks and showcases family connections.
5 Ways to Show Your Support of FFA
How you can give back to the National FFA Organization and help propel the next generation of leaders in agriculture.
Tyler Worthey Brings the Heat!
This Neoga FFA Alumnus turned his Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) into a thriving hot sauce business. Here’s how.
6 Steps to Become a Better Mentor
The Enterprise FFA Chapter in Oregon, which started a “Little Buddies” program, shares these steps for leveling up your mentoring abilities.
Taking Flight With the Blue Angels
Advisor Austin Courson’s commitment to agriculture earns him a once-in-a-lifetime ride in a naval aircraft.
Carrying on the Turkey Farming Tradition
Sixth-generation farmer Erica Sawatzke and her husband, West Central Area FFA advisor Eric Sawatzke, continue the Oakdale Farms legacy.
Randy and Nancy Trivette “Have Seen the Impact”
The couple’s support of FFA builds on the family’s rich agricultural education history.
Why We Support FFA: “Ag Is Everywhere”
Wrangler has deep ties to National FFA and has been a corporate partner of the organization for nearly 60 years.
Stewards of the Land
Rocori FFA restores historical park for their community.
Meeting the Needs of Middle School Members
Learn about how National FFA is investing in some of its youngest leaders and the agriculture teachers who support them.
