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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.

These three Latino-American FFA members and alumni celebrate their agricultural heritage and prepare for their own careers in ag.

Barren County FFA member Mary Schalk is a hero in a storm.

Take a tour of National FFA publications past and present to see how the organization — and this magazine — have evolved.

To solve a problem in his community, Miles Lee created an award-winning SAE that's built to last.

FFA alumna Bailey Rayford has learned the importance of networking and fostering diversity — and how FFA contributes to both.

The plant breeding expert helps farmers increase production and quality of their crops while also conserving natural resources.

An FFA alumnus and rendering expert shares some less-recognized roles for making an impact.

The pandemic created new opportunities for the Rio Rico FFA Chapter. Members launched a student-led commercial feeding operation.

Two FFA advisors share how they cultivated classrooms and experiences for students with disabilities.

Meet three FFA alumni who used their FFA experiences to start successful businesses.

This FFA chapter in South Carolina partners with a local humane society to take in, tame and rehome animals.

Learn how to respectfully handle disagreements among peers as both a member and leader of your FFA chapter.