georgia

In Georgia where agriculture shapes live, AG Education is growing more than crops. It is setting up a future beyond the blue jacket.

For years, the Pike County Local Agriculture Authority has served as one of the county’s most active and dependable supporters of youth involvement in agriculture.

This year, four CTSOs united for the holiday food drive, resulting in the collection and donation of more than 4,161 nonperishable items.

Creating a program she never had, Rachael Dunaway transforms Rome High FFA into a thriving chapter, while strengthening student success.

In a small, rural town, this Georgia chapter is growing more than just vegetables. Guided by the FFA motto, members are nurturing leadership, compassion and a stronger community through dedication and care.

Brayden Pilkenton, a farmer and nationally recognized talent, now inspires others by teaching welding at Southern Georgia Technical, blending passion with purpose.

FFA members turned loose change into strength, raising $1,000 to support women through the Hospitality House project.

Learn about North Oconee FFA member Emi Walker’s award-winning agriscience project and journey in plant science.

What started as a high school student’s first step into an agriculture classroom several years ago grew into a lifelong passion as an FFA advisor.

Located in the northern hills of Georgia, this chapter’s National FFA Week is celebrated with a local livestock show.

In the rural area of Crandall, Ga., an FFA alumnus is turning his agriculture knowledge into a successful landscaping business.

Georgia native was the first FFA member to be U.S. President.