Agricultural Education

Bristol County Agricultural High School students prepare for career success by learning to do and doing to learn every day.

This North Clackamas FFA member developed a creative, high-tech solution to produce more feed for the campus farm.

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

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

Activities aligned to articles from the Spring-Summer 2024 edition of FFA New Horizons.

This fruit production SAE introduces students to the basics of cultivating and managing fruit crops.

This advertising signs SAE introduces students to the basics of marketing through signage.

Oil seeds and the oil they produce for the agriculture industry play a significant role in the products we have come to utilize and consume every day. Students will discover the importance of soybeans by learning about business, manufacturing, and food science related to this crucial piece of the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Value Chain.

In life, we all face different battles. The important thing isn’t the battles we face; it’s how we choose to fight them. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Eastern Region Vice President Gracie Murphy shares stories of battling gracefully.

Aloha is more than a greeting; it’s sharing life’s force. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Southern Region Vice President MacKenna Clifton shares stories of others embracing aloha.

Every individual is unique with their own story, hidden pieces and the strength to overcome shame and self-doubt. In his retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Western Region Vice President Ryan Williamson shares the story of his hidden pieces.

Life on the farm teaches resilience and joy in simple blessings. In her retiring address, 2022-23 National FFA Central Region Vice President Karstyn Cantrell shares how ordinary tasks foster skills related to the FFA mission.