From the Editor: Prioritize People
FFA New Horizons editor Lauren Quinlan shares why it's the people who surround us — and those we pour into — that directly affect who we become, and points to articles from this magazine issue that showcase that.
Finding Focus in FFA
Lubbock-Cooper FFA Alumni and twins Faith and Caleb Snapp refuse to let vision impairment limit their dreams.
What’s FFA Like in My Region?
Learn how our organization and the agriculture industry are similar (and different!) throughout the country.
This Advisor Embodies Excellence in Education
In Kentucky, Jacob Ball was recognized with the prestigious Milken Educator Award for his role in inspiring and advocating for students.
Members Connect Through Letters of Light
This inspiring pen pal program invites participants to create lasting relationships with others from around the country.
Hugo Rodriguez’s Start in Animal Science
How showing livestock helped this Reedley FFA Alumnus pursue a career at the world’s largest pork producer.
Conversations Spark Community Change
Four Grand Rapids FFA members in Minnesota helped pass legislation to provide after-school programming in their state.
Your How-To Guide for High-Caliber Chapter Programming
Two national award-winning chapters reflect on their journeys to the top and share tips for developing a successful Program of Activities.
Starting a Student-Run Business From Scratch
As a recently chartered chapter, Weeping Water FFA launched Limestone Coffee Co. to raise funds and help members gain valuable experiences.
This SAE Popped Off!
A kernel of an idea led this National Trail FFA member to a creative (and delicious!) supervised agricultural experience.
Restoring What Once Was Lost
Hawaii FFA member and past state officer Stephanie Arellano uses eDNA to identify fish native to waters near Pearl Harbor.
Joni Foster is Compelled by Compassion
This Capitan FFA member from New Mexico donated proceeds from an award-winning project to her hardworking peers.
An Up-Close Look at Precision Ag
Access to a high-tech simulator helped students in New York, Kentucky and Pennsylvania learn about the future of farming.
