FFA New Horizons

Read on to learn more about the state of rural broadband access in America.

FFA New Horizons editor Justin Davey reflects on the stories in the latest fall/winter issue.

July is Park and Recreation Month, a time to recognize the benefits of local parks and recreation centers.

This Oklahoma FFA chapter raises tilapia and bluegill to grow produce for their community.

Summer break is almost here, but that doesn’t mean FFA involvement has to stop. Check out these tips, inspired by the FFA motto, and make the most of your time before heading back to the classroom.

Students at Locust Trace AgriScience Center aren’t horsing around – using Minecraft Education Edition to create virtual equine facilities became a valuable agricultural education experience.

These National FFA Alumni use the leadership skills formed in FFA to equip university staff, faculty and students to tackle the world’s toughest challenges.

“Living to Serve” is not just a line in the FFA Creed, but a way of life for Erica Jane Flores.

Thanks to the funds, Emily Prather can fulfill her dream project.

Combine your willingness to better your community and your desire to promote agriculture. Here’s how.

These FFA chapters did their best to serve and stay connected to their communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a year with so many unique trials, here are ways you can show your advisors appreciation for everything they have done.