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.
Quiz: How Diverse Is Agriculture
How much do you know about diversity among agriculture producers across the United States? Test your knowledge!
FFA Is One Big Ohana
The summer issue of FFA New Horizons is here, and the magazine's editor—Justin Davey—dishes on his recent trip to Hawaii.
FFA State Conventions Go Virtual During COVID-19 Pandemic
State associations are finding ways to celebrate state convention a bit unconventionally.
Member Finds Sweet SAE Success
This DeWitt-Central FFA member turns his hobby into a successful – and tasty – SAE project that’s continuing to thrive.
FFA Chapters Showcase Ag Jobs on TV
California chapters represent the next generation of ag leaders on Valley PBS TV show.
National Officers Chat With USDA’s Sonny Perdue
Watch the national officers talk ag with Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.
Advisor Prints Protective Equipment for Local Medical Workers
With schools closed, Bret Spurgin puts the ag department’s 3-D printer to new use.
Members Send Animal Aid to Australia
Woodbury FFA members in Connecticut set up a fundraiser to help animals on the other side of the world.
United by Blue and Gold Jackets
Prince Edward FFA in Virginia receives the Gift of Blue.
From FFA to Merck Animal Health
FFA Alumna Kasey Blagg wants you to get a little uncomfortable—just as she did in her career journey—to grow personally and professionally.
8 Ways to Be the Environment-Friendly Farm
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, consider these ways your farm and acreage can become more environmentally friendly and climate-smart.
Ag Saves the School
A Florida school facing hard times found its footing by reimplementing ag education and FFA.
