92nd Convention News

FFA Talent: Where Are They Now?

Catch up with two talented performers and learn their secrets to success.

These members are harvesting more than honey — they’re finding creative ways to market local products and prepare for their futures.

More than 73,000 individuals filled the streets of Indianapolis this week, creating a $41 million economic impact.

From taking part in competitions to the “Church Clap” dance, attendees summarize their experiences in one word.

The National FFA Organization provides opportunities for young women to experience premier leadership, personal growth and career success.

Butler University’s Career Success Tour highlighted urban agriculture and inspired attendees to consider farming-focused careers.

The Lauderdale County FFA String Band won first place at the National FFA Talent competition.

FFA members get an up-close look at a working forestry operation on this Career Success Tour.

From late nights working on SAEs to years spent serving others, earning the American FFA Degree stands as proof that hard work pays off.

Workshops hosted throughout the week focused on helping advisors strengthen skills and prep for competitions.

Members discover more than booths and brands — they find community and confidence that last long beyond convention.

The National FFA Meats Evaluation and Technology CDE challenges members to think critically and be smart consumers.

Volunteers helped maintain the grounds at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis.