Members of this Maine chapter use their Supervised Agricultural Experiences to help conserve salmon populations.
Missouri FFA member Scarlett Miller combines her passion for making cards, fruit production and community through an impactful SAE project.
Wilson Memorial FFA empowers members through hands-on learning and challenges, which helps them prepare for future success.
The road to Kelly Barnes’ public speaking career was paved in national blue and corn gold, the colors of the National FFA Organization.
Brentsville FFA brings education to life through hands-on learning, student leadership, and community involvement.
How can agriculture be accessible to every student? Discover how TTAC is helping educators break barriers and build inclusive agricultural education programs.
This Kentucky FFA advisor has mentored and impacted generations of leaders throughout his career in agricultural education.
What began as a typical week quickly turned into a test of resilience, leadership and the true meaning of the FFA motto, “living to serve.”
FFA is a place where you can have fun, grow and be a leader. These six tips will help new members get started and make the most of every opportunity.
Explore how the Maine FFA Association celebrated National FFA Week alongside National FFA Secretary Lilly Nyland.
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.
