Companion Resources (Educator Guides)

The fun project that connected chapters across the country had an even bigger impact than anyone could have predicted.

FFA alumna Shonna Tart, who works as a veterinarian at Henderson County Animal Clinic in Lexington, Tenn., explains what it's like to care for animals in a rural area and how FFA members can prepare for a career in veterinary medicine.

Generations of FFA members have marked their calendars for summer camp. Consider doing the same.

This FFA member built a high-demand car-detailing business.

This guide is a resource for agriculture educators, advisors, chapter FFA officers, state FFA officers, state FFA staff, alumni and supporters to assist in planning and executing an engaging National FFA Week experience for the FFA chapter, school and community.

This educator guide is a resource for advisors who bring students to national convention and/or those students that are attending convention virtually.

Supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs) allow students to apply what they have learned in the classroom in a real-world setting. Before getting to that step, students will first need to determine their SAE. This lesson will help introduce SAEs to students.

The sports field management industry has a large impact on the sports world and is a great career that allows students to work in turf science as well as with athletics. In Pennsylvania, a new career development event (CDE) has been developed to allow students to explore this industry and career path.

In this article, Monte Cummins discusses how he came to love ranching and how he established his own herd. Cummins also learned a valuable skill from his father - leatherworking.

Learn more about the famous blue corduroy FFA jacket that has been worn by members for nearly 90 years.

Stillwater FFA member turns cancer treatment into an award-winning agriscience fair project.

Production agriculture, the heart of agricultural education and FFA involvement holds a special place in Jenny Holtermann's life. As a female farmer, she has found success in leadership roles advocating for the industry and raising the next generation of agriculturalists.