Members Embark on a Farm-to-Table Experience
The Cambridge FFA Beef Program in Nebraska provides opportunities to learn about animal care and time management while securing scholarship funds.
An Up-Close Look at Ag Careers
During national convention, members can dive into potential career pathways through attending Career Success Tours held around Indianapolis.
Microsoft Invests in Digital Literacy for Students
Mary Snapp discusses the ways in which her company helps FFA members understand the intersection of technology and agriculture.
Tractor Supply’s Game-Changing Support of FFA
CEO Hal Lawton discusses the rural retailer’s commitment to FFA and the innovative ways it stays engaged.
Agriscience Fair Shows Variety in Agriculture
Members share their passions, projects and processes with national convention attendees.
An Educational Journey to Indianapolis
Nebraska FFA chapters made their miles count by stopping at educational destinations on their way to national convention.
David Hollinrake on Fulfilling the FFA Vision
The global head of strategy details Syngenta Seeds’ continued corporate partnership – and his own FFA involvement.
Dr. Park: The Magic of Convention
National FFA advisor and FFA board chair Dr. Travis Park remarks on the growth of our organization and shares his experiences as both a former FFA member and national officer.
Celebrating 75 Years of the FFA Chorus
Since 1984, FFA members from across the county have shared their talents and filled Lucas Oil Stadium with the sounds of music.
In Their Shoes: Courtesy Corps
National FFA Courtesy Corps volunteers dedicate their time to make sure convention events run smoothly.
Rodeo is the Family Business
Each year, the Morehead family brings the World’s Toughest Rodeo to national convention attendees.
From FFA Talent to Convention Concert Performer
Alumnus Dillon Carmichael shares how his FFA experiences set him up for a career in country music.
In Their Shoes: Workshop Facilitators
National convention workshop facilitators Hope Showalter and Colton Conley encourage FFA members to take a chance and to step out of their comfort zone for one hour.
New Issue: Fall/Winter 2025
