Agribusiness Systems

Explore these five pathways to see what your future could look like — and how FFA can help you get there.

Manor FFA alumnus Nate Jackson turned a love of cowboy hats into his dream career.

If you’re planning to start, expand or switch up your supervised agricultural experience (SAE) this year, draw inspiration from these creative FFA members and alums, highlighted by the 2024-25 FFA in the USA reporters.

National FFA and SAE for All provide free SAE for All resources for teachers. This document will provide a comprehensive list of all resources available

A general literacy activity which can be used with any of the FFA in the USA articles.

Explore the world of agriculture sales through this lesson that is in partnership with Bayer. Students will learn skills that someone in sales will need including understanding the customer and creating a sales presentation. This lesson is a great introduction to what it takes to be a sales representative within agriculture.

This retired agricultural education teacher and FFA advisor participated in a monumental movement to make FFA a place for all.

Introduce agriculture careers to students by giving them the role of a career matchmaker, making career recommendations based on a given profile. Students will also explore and define characteristics they are looking for in a future career.

This is a general activity to be used with any of the videos in the AgExplorer video center.

Nick Wulfekuhle has used two different SAEs to continue to expand his knowledge and skills. Encourage your students to do the same with the activities in this lesson.

The U.S. farm bill is an important topic of discussion in agriculture today.

Corey Flournoy, an FFA alumnus and former National FFA president, maintains a commitment to cultivating a culture of belonging