Several North Carolina chapters organized a multi-faceted Wake Up to Ag Day in Iredell County.
Members and guests celebrated the year by gathering on Friday, May 15, 2026. We began our meeting with opening ceremonies and proceeded to the meal.
Schumacher Sanctuary, run by Justine and Clay Schumacher, rescues, cares for, and educates the public about exotic animals and birds of prey.
An honest reflection on being a minority member in National FFA Organization, overcoming feelings of exclusion, finding confidence through agriculture, and why representation matters for the future of FFA and agriculture.
From family struggles to faith and viral storytelling, one FFA member shares the journey that shaped his purpose.
Claire Tian shares valuable insights into the vet science competition, shadowing at veterinary practices and proficiency awards.
Lila Chrisite shares how her time in leadership training through FFA prepared her to succeed in college and beyond.
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.
Currituck County FFA sparks young minds with hands-on planting, bringing "Doing to Learn" to life.
This school year, Whiteville FFA members gained an opportunity to learn through hands-on experiences with the opening of the chapter’s new greenhouse.
A North Carolina FFA member and officer shares how he balances his FFA involvement with other commitments.
Jordan FFA in North Carolina hosted a panel highlighting Black agriculturists to celebrate both Black History Month and National FFA Week.
