Brody Medina, Author at National FFA Organization

About the Author: Brody Medina

Brody Medina is a Senior at East High School and the 2025-2026 Chapter President of the Cheyenne Frontier FFA Chapter in Wyoming. He has competed nationally six times in events such as Meats Judging and Evaluation, Agricultural Issues Forum, and Agriscience Research. Brody enjoys exploring agricultural topics through communication and research. When he’s not working with his market lambs, Brody spends time preparing for FFA or 4-H competitions, reading, or working outside. He has a strong interest in scientific research, especially in social sciences. After graduation, Brody plans to run for Wyoming FFA State Office and hopes to pursue a career in Agricultural Law, with the goal of one day serving as a National FFA Officer. As an FFA in the USA Reporter, Brody looks forward to sharing FFA stories and helping promote agricultural education across the country.

Sprouts for Seniors Cultivates Community Care
In Cheyenne, Wyo., the Frontier FFA Sprouts for Seniors event brought plant care kits to senior centers.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: October 28th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: building communities, central region, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, FFA in the USA, hands-on, living to serve, plant care, Plant Systems, Senior Citizens, Sprouts for Seniors, Wyoming, Wyoming FFAViews: 3
Wyoming FFA Members Advocate for Agriculture at Nation’s Capital
A Wyoming FFA team visited Washington, D.C., to discuss pesticide regulations and endangered species protection with national leaders.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: October 9th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: Advocacy, Ag issues, Agricultural Issues Forum, central region, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, Endangered Species, epa, ESA, FIFRA, LDE, Leadership Development Event, national convention, Pesticides, sustainability, WyomingViews: 216
5 Tips for Planning Your Next Service Project From a Wyoming FFA Alumna
From shelters to show goats, Callie Rosner demonstrates how FFA members can turn passions into service projects that can change communities.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: October 8th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: agricultural education, Alumni, alumni and supporters, Callie Rosner, central region, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, Community Service, FFA in the USA, FFA motto, Leadership, living to serve, Project planning, service, service project, supervised agricultural experience, tips, Wyoming, Wyoming FFAViews: 306

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Sprouts for Seniors Cultivates Community Care

Wyoming FFA Members Advocate for Agriculture at Nation’s Capital

5 Tips for Planning Your Next Service Project From a Wyoming FFA Alumna

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