Discover how members were “Doing to Learn” almost a century ago in the record book of the South Hill FFA Chapter in Virginia.
As we celebrate National Ag Week, past chapter president Kyle Mazzola shares his perspective and experiences in agriculture.
A member shares how joining FFA sparked her passion for agriculture, leadership and personal growth through hands-on experiences.
West Virginia members bring their school together by hosting an annual event during the Thursday of National FFA Week.
Students in Kentucky are helping local families in need by building beds for local students in the community.
Bayley Kearney is a successful Kentucky FFA Alumna and female leader through her specialist position with Chevron Corporation.
Ben Arteman once served as an Illinois FFA State Officer. Now he supports members across the state in several different ways.
This FFA co-advisor and alumnus finds ways to stay connected and embody the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”
Recognizing a need in its community, this Illinois chapter led a service project that consisted of collecting and replacing American flags.
Mrs. Geisler’s story shows that “Living to Serve” is more than a motto — it’s a lifelong legacy beyond the blue corduroy.
Whether it’s donating grant money or mentoring members, James Ankenbrand finds ways to invest in his Illinois community’s FFA chapter.
Learn how one urban chapter, Gary Comer FFA, can make a citywide difference in agricultural education and literacy.
