Kansas

Lillian Hulse, state president of the Kansas FFA Association, reflects on how leadership experiences, challenges, and the blue jacket shaped her confidence and future goals.

Neodesha FFA hosted an officer-parent night that highlighted student leadership, time commitment and the chapter’s growth over generations.

FFA is more than a blue corduroy jacket; it represents opportunity, leadership and personal growth. Kansas FFA Executive Secretary Mary Kane shares how her experiences in FFA helped shape her confidence, communication skills, and success beyond the classroom.

Kansas State University’s Dr. Brandie Disberger highlights the Importance of supporting today’s ag teachers.

Past Kansas FFA state officer Lori Alexander has spent years living out the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”

On the final day of National FFA Week, Kansas and Missouri FFA members grew their networks and broadened their horizons.

This on-campus event includes FFA Creed speaking, prepared public speaking and extemporaneous public speaking.

Central Heights FFA members wrapped up a successful semester by creating unique Christmas wreaths in their horticulture class.

The 2025-30 Dietary Guidelines for Americans are in the works and sparking conversations within the beef cattle community.

How the Crest FCCLA and Crest FFA Chapter in Kansas used a culinary competition to support a community member in need.

The Anderson County Flywheelers hosted the third annual Antique Gas and Steam Engine Tractor Show, which educated students about agriculture.

In Kansas, Rossville FFA Member Katie Aubert launched her successful business and SAE, Katie’s Car Freshies, in 2020.