Eastern Region

A warning brought two EF-1 tornadoes to Clinton County, Ill., sparing many homes but damaging crops and farmland. Explore tips for farmers on recovery and storm preparedness.

Established in 2001, the Western Hills Ag Department Greenhouse has successfully produced and sold hundreds of thousands of plants to individuals all throughout the Commonwealth.

Since 2017, four sisters have built a thriving cattle ranch while growing as leaders through FFA.

Ohio FFA Alumna Heidi Garretson held two officer titles in FFA, but she’ll tell you the title was never the point.

Beginning in their eighth grade year, the Shea twins began an SAE of raising and showing sheep that is more than meets the eye.

From planting fields to raising livestock, spring is a crucial time in agriculture. See how it impacts farmers and FFA members.

Advisors like Kendall Metz create environments for their students to thrive in, such as the Metz Farm Showmanship Program.

For this Northeastern Michigan FFA chapter, an event that started in 1978 soon became a yearly tradition.

Katey Jo Evans transformed a question about "imperfect" fruit into a larger story about purpose, progress, and representation in agriculture.

Freshman Jackson Young joins the American Angus Association, gaining access to cattle shows, scholarships, leadership training, and resources as a first-generation beef farmer.

Believe it or not, FFA members and county fair queens have a lot in common! Paris Van Dyke and Jordyn Fourez share how FFA impacted their fair queen experience.

FFA equipped this Illinois alum with skills and experiences that will benefit him as he pursues a career as a farmer and firefighter.