Oklahoma

An Oklahoma FFA chapter stepped up to help farmers who lost their land and hay to wildfire.

Jace Myers worked hard to secure his role as the Oklahoma FFA central area vice president this year.

FFA means many things, but to me, it's a home and one of the things that has shaped me into the man I am today.

From T1 to chapter sentinel, check out how Williams started in the first grade and ended her senior year strong.

History was made for the Oklahoma Panhandle when Colby Barnes of Balko High School was elected to serve as the 2026-27 Oklahoma state FFA reporter.

In a world that constantly encourages students to do more, achieve more and become more, the idea of “balance” is often presented as something simple.

Discover how one student’s unexpected journey into agricultural education and FFA led to leadership, entrepreneurship and a passion for telling agriculture’s story through the magazine Gaining Ground.

From hauling cattle to learning livestock safety and business skills, this Stroud FFA member is building on his family’s Oklahoma ranching legacy through a real-world SAE project.

Mr. Martin has built more than an agriculture program; he has created as place where students learn, lead and serve.

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

Explore how 2025-26 National FFA President Trey Meyers joined FFA as an eighth grader and later served as a state and national officer.

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