50 Years of Membership and Marriage
Roses are red. FFA jackets are blue. 50 years later, women wear them too.
5 Must-Dos to Celebrate National Ag Week
National Ag Week is March 10-16. Here are five things you can do to advocate for agriculture, develop your FFA leadership skills and celebrate the industry.
Women in FFA: The Woman Who Started It All
Gay Erickson, an FFA member from New York, was one of many women who paved the way for women in FFA.
The Fight for Female Membership
Let's celebrate the 50th anniversary of women gaining full membership into the National FFA Organization!
FFA Alumna Is a Natural Fit in Nature
As an education ranger, this FFA alumna spends time interacting with park visitors, delivering school programs and teaching others about natural resource systems.
7 Reasons to Give Back to FFA
While there are numerous reasons why you should participate in Give FFA Day, here are seven ways your support will have an immediate impact.
FFA Chapter Serves a Community, One Cat at a Time
As FFA members from Munford, Tennessee, know, National FFA Week can mean improving the lives of people and their pets.
5 Must-Dos for Your Chapter Banquet
Every chapter banquet is unique. Here, members share their priorities for planning and executing a memorable end-of-the-year event. 1. List your non-negotiables. “This is the time to make a list of the things you cannot do without,” says Joelle Grubbs of the West Central Valley FFA Chapter in Iowa. “Things you'll definitely want to include are going through all the awards and honors received by the chapter or members, the retiring address and year-in-review moments. Making a list will allow you to keep your banquet organized and under control. It also keeps you from leaving anyone or anything out!” 2. Make some [...]
FFA Blue 365 Puts the ’Future’ in FFA
Through the FFA Blue 365 online platform, FFA members will soon have access to the latest advancements and innovations in agriculture.
Agricultural Education Inside the AgroBox
In order to feed a hungry planet, future agriculturists have to think outside the box. For some students, this means working inside the AgroBox.
