92nd Convention News

FFA Members Prepare to Log 930,000 Service Hours

The Living to Serve Chapter Challenge kicks off at the 2019 National FFA Convention & Expo.

How Evan Vander Stoep developed a creative, high-tech solution to produce more feed for his campus farm in Oregon.

Consider these 10 tips to make your experience one to remember.

This year, the national career development event will change to reflect industry standards and create an interactive learning environment.

Avery Watson, an Illinois FFA member, found her passion through a partnership with Nutrien Ag Solutions.

In South Carolina and South Dakota, members used FFA grants to package thousands of meals and embodied the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”

Keeley Cotter, a Mena FFA alumna, used her doctoral capstone project to promote inclusion in agriculture.

Sonoma FFA Alumnus Casey Spencer discovered possessing a passion for animals and a willingness to learn was the key to gaining new experiences.

Don’t be afraid to go against the grain and explore your unique agricultural interests through your supervised agricultural experience.

Since the bill is an important topic of discussion and conversations are expected to continue this year, here are a few things to know.

A central Iowa community came together to support FFA, agricultural education and the next generation of leaders in agriculture.

Invest in your personal and professional growth this summer through attending a state or National FFA leadership conference.

Florence FFA members collaborated with FFA fundraising partner Bloom for Good to support chapter activities and programming.