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Redirection Leads to a Career in the Classroom

After serving in the U.S. Army and learning about agriculture, this North Carolina FFA advisor found her calling as a teacher.

Read on for eight interesting tidbits about poinsettias, a popular holiday plant.

These challenges are a creative outlet for members to explore new passions and hone professional skills.

Supporting the future of farming starts with tackling the misconceptions about ag careers.

It was "truly a once in a lifetime experience," said Hannah Borg as she described what it was like behind the scenes.

This Rogers FFA member uses his experience on a family poultry farm to compete in national poultry production proficiency awards.

Get to know the newly elected National FFA Officers by learning the causes that matter to them on Giving Tuesday.

Marco Ovando makes history as the first Native American FFA state president.

The funds enabled Athens Christian School (Ga.) to expand its agricultural education program and feed the community.

This longtime Oklahoma ag teacher uncovers some in-demand jobs.

Despite the circumstances, livestock show organizers planned a safe, healthy livestock show for FFA members to showcase their showmanship.

Two National FFA Agriscience Fair finalists share the inspiration behind their projects.

A pat on the back to these members who qualified for national CDE/LDE competition in 2020.