living to serve

Learn how FFA led to leadership, to growth and to spark a career interest with the National FFA Organization.

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.

This California chapter’s decade-long service project helps fund Honor Flights.

The road to Kelly Barnes’ public speaking career was paved in national blue and corn gold, the colors of the National FFA Organization.

Learn from and be inspired by these seven FFA chapters who demonstrate their knowledge of Living to Serve!

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.”

Maximize your service-learning impact with these five pointers.

The Forest-Scott FFA Chapter in Mississippi brings joy through service assisting special needs community members at the Refuge Roundup.

Hear from four California FFA state officers as they share the vulnerable and defining moments that pushed them to higher leadership.

Discover how Mrs. Katrina Jones has played a key role in raising over $13 million to support and expand opportunities for FFA members.

This Lenawee Tech Center FFA member and officer takes advantage of every opportunity presented to her through FFA.

Try these tips to make National Agriculture Week memorable—and meaningful. too.