Oklahoma FFA

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.”

Hailey Helmke’s journey in FFA goes far beyond the blue jacket, shaping her confidence, leadership and passion for agriculture.

Ava White turned her SAE into a growing business, Hounds and Heifers, creating handmade dog products while developing leadership, business, and real-world skills.

Edmond FFA members partnered with wildlife professionals to remove invasive cedar trees at Arcadia Lake, gaining hands-on conservation experience while protecting Oklahoma’s natural habitats.

Travis Jett, a Laverne FFA alum and past national officer from Oklahoma, shares how he still embodies the FFA motto and talks about its impact.

Woodward FFA members spend FFA week growing together by reading to kids and spreading faith by going to church.

The National FFA thrives by honoring its history, ensuring future generations grow with purpose, understanding and respect for past sacrifices.

The Woodward District Livestock Show established a social media team composed of local students to build skills and friendships.

Through her SAE, Wash and Walk, Oklahoma FFA member Mikaela Yandell is turning her lifelong love for animals into hands-on experience that prepares her for a future in veterinary sciences.

Meet three livestock exhibitors who represented Meeker, Okla., well during an annual event held in Oklahoma City.

FFA opens the door to many opportunities in agriculture. Oklahoma invites members to participate in many supporting organizations.

An Oklahoma FFA senior turns creativity into an SAE by building a nationwide clothing brand rooted in agriculture and leadership.