Wildlife Teaches Us How to Live
One hundred FFA members attended the North Carolina FFA Wildlife Camp and left with a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation.
One hundred FFA members attended the North Carolina FFA Wildlife Camp and left with a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation.
This North Carolina FFA chapter delivered 30,000 socks to those in need, supporting shelters and showing community leadership.
North Carolina chapters eagerly take on the annual “Wake Up To Ag Day” event to educate young kindergartners across their county.
Amaroo Hills is the largest emu farm in the United States and primarily serves individuals who are affected by alpha-gal syndrome.
In March, around 140 FFA members attended the first Eastern Region MEGA Leadership Conference in North Carolina.
Being homeschooled hasn’t prevented these North Carolina students from being active FFA members who are passionate about agriculture.
This North Carolina FFA chapter hosts an annual oyster roast, a community-wide gathering to support the future of agriculture.
Agriculture students in Wake County, N.C., have the opportunity to explore agriculture through the Wake Ag Convention and Symposium.
Each year, individuals are selected to serve on the North Carolina FFA State Officer Team. Read on to learn about their experiences.
This North Carolina chapter hosted an impressive lineup of activities for students and local community members to celebrate National FFA Week