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Half a Century Later, This Alum’s Passion Motors On

Mark Koehn reveals why he drove roughly 2,000 miles last year to support FFA and his home state of Minnesota.

Beneath the Rising Sun: Presidents and the FFA

National FFA Officer Tips for Developing Confidence

FFA New Horizons caught up with the 2017-18 National FFA Officer Team.

Ag Angle: San Martin, California

“There’s nothing better than having multiple generations of family involved in our farm."

On the Record: Nicholas Kristof

The two-time Pulitzer-Prize winner got his start on a sheep and cherry farm in Yamhill, Oregon.

Why I’m an FFA Member

Here’s why some chose to don the blue jacket.

A New World View

After joining FFA as a high school senior, Bella Culotta found a passion for agriculture on a global level.

Work in the Wild

FFA members can learn valuable skills and prepare for future careers while helping improve U.S. forest land.

A, B, Seas: FFA members plunge into aquaculture

A Connecticut school dives deep into aquaculture to help students discover personal growth and career success.

Culver’s Scoops of Thanks Day Raises $110,000

The day-long fundraiser was a success for FFA chapters and other local agricultural organizations.

Monsanto scientist Larry Gilbertson talks gene editing

I’m a Monsanto scientist, and I’ve never seen anything quite like the current excitement over gene editing – including for those of us who work in the agriculture industry.

Virtual Field Trip Spotlights Opportunities in Engineering, Technology and Advanced Manufacturing

High school students will take a tour of the John Deere facility in Moline, Ill., where they will be introduced to a range of interesting career paths, including: marketing, engineering, supply chain management and production.