Doing to Learn

Each year, Kettle Run FFA opens its campus to approximately 275 elementary students from three surrounding schools, turning the high school into a rotating series of hands-on learning stations designed to introduce young learners to the world of agriculture

Carroll County FFA equips students with practical skills, leadership, and a deeper understanding of agriculture.

In New Mexico, the Grants FFA Chapter inspired students through agriculture presentations while developing leadership skills.

Wilson Memorial FFA empowers members through hands-on learning and challenges, which helps them prepare for future success.

Brentsville FFA brings education to life through hands-on learning, student leadership, and community involvement.

McKinley Garret and Myla Rives share how the dedication and hard work of showing hogs are preparing them for real-world success.

Currituck County FFA sparks young minds with hands-on planting, bringing "Doing to Learn" to life.

Discover how eighth grader Mallory Webb brings the FFA motto to life through her thriving Supervised Agricultural Experience, Meter-Beez Apiary.

Perkins-Tryon FFA member Kade Sweeney turned his welding skills into Kade’s Kustom Fabrications, creating custom livestock equipment while gaining leadership, problem-solving and business experience that fuels his passion and future goals.

Cheyenne Steele of West Hardin FFA turns floral design and baking into hands-on learning, competitions and a successful small business.

Madison County FFA brings Learning to Do to life through hands-on agriculture, leadership experiences and real-world learning opportunities.