60 Minutes

Kaua'i FFA members in Hawai'i make 'ulu chips from crops and ingredients they grow at their school farm. Students will learn more about this project and then become an innovator, creating a new value-added product from a locally grown commodity.

The National FFA work exchange program sparked this alum's global floriculture career. Students will learn more about the job experience and then investigate how tulips arrive to the store for consumers to enjoy.

Whether you are new to FFA or an experienced member, there is always more to learn about our organization. Here is an entry-level course in all things FFA. Students will dive head first into the history and important facts about FFA - great for middle school or intro to agriculture!

This #SpeakAg Pioneer highlights current topics that have a direct impact on agriculture and discusses how she approaches these conversations. Students will learn more about these highlighted current topics and then investigate three trending ag topics they choose by creating an impact chart for each.

The Alaska FFA Association celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2026, but it hasn't been a steady journey. It began, then busted, and now, it's booming. Students will discover more about the history of Alaska FFA and agriculture, then they will dive deeper into food security and the needs in their own community.

This FFA alumna's SAE has developed into a taxidermy business that continues to grow and expand. Students will learn more about the business and then research hunting regulations in their state for a variety of animals.

One of the ways these two FFA alums and friends stay connected to FFA is by traveling with the National FFA Alumni and Supporters. Students will learn more about their journey and then design their own agriculture-focused travel experience.

In her retiring address, 2024-25 National FFA Eastern Region Vice President Caroline Groth shares her story of speaking truth to inspire positive change.

Description of Lesson: In her retiring address, 2024-25 National FFA Central Region Vice President Mary Schrieber shares the deeper meaning behind the question of why FFA members are here.

Students will explore how personal beliefs influence their decisions and behaviors. Using the retiring address of 2024-25 National FFA Southern Region Vice President Jack Lingenfelter, students will analyze how beliefs shape actions.

In her retiring address, 2024-2025 National FFA Western Region Vice President Abigale Jacobsen shares her personal experiences with building emotional “walls” and how they can limit connection with others.

Being a light can help others overcome challenging times. In his retiring address, 2024-25 National FFA Secretary Luke Jennings shares his experience of the power of support systems.