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When Misconceptions Hurt Producers
What are misconceptions in agriculture, how do they hurt producers, and what can we do about it?

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By Zetta KuhlPublished On: January 27th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: advocate for agriculture, agriculture, central region, ffa, FFA in the USA, misinformation, South Dakota, South Dakota FFAViews: 30
Shaping the Future
Hannah Miller profiles Mr. Jay Borden, Alabama’s state FFA advisor and agriscience education administrator.

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By Hannah MillerPublished On: January 20th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: ag career, agriculture, alabama, education, future of ag, Interview, Southern RegionViews: 62
From the Classroom to the Capital
Green County and Hart County FFA collaborate to deliver hand-crafted items to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.

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By Anna WarfPublished On: January 7th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: agriculture, construction, Eastern Region, Green County FFA, Hart County FFA, kentucky, Kentucky Department of Agriculture, kentucky ffa, picnic tablesViews: 160
Winning the War on Soil Erosion
To win the war on soil erosion, producers will have to implement regenerative agriculture.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USA, FFA in the USA EmailTags: Accelerated Soil Erosion, agriculture, Brody Medina, carbon sequestration, central region, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, ffa, FFA in the USA, FFA in the USA Reporter, Frontier FFA, Medina, Opinion, Productivity, regenerative agriculture, Rotational Grazing, Silviculture, Soil Erosion, soil health, sustainability, Watershed, Watershed Management, Watersheds, Western Region, Wyoming, Wyoming FFAViews: 62
Was Your Turkey Missing At Thanksgiving?
Navigating grocery aisles this year, you may notice fewer turkeys and higher prices, impacting family dinners and the dedicated farmers working to feed our country.

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By Jordan EmmittePublished On: December 16th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: agriculture, bird flu, farmers, poultry, texas, Western RegionViews: 45
Rooted in Resilience: A First-Generation Farmer Is Defeating All Odds
Learn about Daniel Williams’ journey and hardships as a first-generation farmer in Johnston County, N.C.

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By Mia CaltonPublished On: December 6th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: agriculture, County line nursery, East Central Region NC, FFA in the USA, First Generation Farmer, North Carolina, nursery, Southern RegionViews: 96
Clinton County, Illinois, Is Growing More Than Crops
Discover how agriculture and community thrive hand in hand in Illinois, inspiring generosity at every turn.

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By Shelby HagenPublished On: December 4th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: agriculture, community, Community Service, Eastern Region, FFA in the USA, Illinois, LeadershipViews: 265
From State Office to State Government
From a Finley, Wash., farm to the House of Representatives, April Connors credits FFA for launching her public service and champions career pathways for students.

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By Lachlan BradleyPublished On: November 5th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: 4-H, agriculture, April Connors, blue jacket, career and technical education, CTE, CTE legislation, education policy, ffa, FFA State Officer, Finley WA, future farmers of america, Gerald Ringwood, Government, House of Representatives, House Republican Floor Leader, K–12 pathways, Legislator, Legislature, living to serve, mentorship, Parliamentary procedure, public service, public speaking, Representative, rural leadership, State Legislature, state office, State Officer, student opportunities, vocational education, Washington, Washington 8th Legislative District, Washington State Legislature, Western Region, workforce development, youth leadershipViews: 223
Shelley Hughes, Alaska’s “Agricultural Legislator,” Lives to Serve
Senator Shelley Hughes champions Alaska’s agricultural future through resilience, and empowering the next generation of producers.

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By Liam WadePublished On: October 27th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: Advocacy for Ag Education, agriculture, Alaska, Legislative, living to serve, WesternViews: 208
Chris Chinn Leads With Passion
Missouri’s director of agriculture brings 20 years of experience and a passion for developing future leaders in agriculture.

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By Abigayle LettPublished On: January 28th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: Advocacy, agriculture, central region, Chris Chinn, FFA in the USA, Jefferson City, MDA, Missouri, Missouri Department of Agriculture, Missouri FFAViews: 422
The Final Show: A Story of Progress
Hard work paid off in the show ring for this FFA member from Florida.

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By Emma SpiveyPublished On: January 27th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: agriculture, FFA in the USA, Leadership, livestock, Southern Region, women in ffaViews: 290
Spring/Summer 2024 Media Center
Looking to start the new year with fresh content? Check out what's currently trending in agriculture media.

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By Jessica WessonPublished On: January 5th, 2024Categories: FFA New Horizons, The FeedTags: agriculture, jason holland, media center, miriam hoffman, PodcastViews: 793

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When Misconceptions Hurt Producers

Shaping the Future

From the Classroom to the Capital

Winning the War on Soil Erosion

Was Your Turkey Missing At Thanksgiving?

Rooted in Resilience: A First-Generation Farmer Is Defeating All Odds

Clinton County, Illinois, Is Growing More Than Crops

From State Office to State Government

Shelley Hughes, Alaska’s “Agricultural Legislator,” Lives to Serve

Chris Chinn Leads With Passion

The Final Show: A Story of Progress

Spring/Summer 2024 Media Center