Oklahoma

JaLeigh Oldenburg, a spirited educator from Mulhall, Okla., is cultivating more than young minds in her kindergarten classroom—she’s planting seeds of curiosity and a love for agriculture.

This family from Bokoshe, Okla., created the Logan Project in memory of their late son and brother, Logan Carver, who lived to serve.

From a small town on historic Route 66 to Oklahoma’s Speaker of the House, Kyle Hilbert’s story is incredible.

Thanks to support from Oklahoma State University, this chapter hosted an interactive “Farm to You” event during National FFA Week.

Oklahoma Union FFA celebrated National FFA Week by focusing on engaging with future members in elementary and middle school.

This Oklahoma chapter showed its spirit by hosting a community-wide event to get members excited about National FFA Week.

This ancient grain is being brought into new light by National Sorghum Producers (NSP) and the United Sorghum Checkoff Program (USCP).

The Salina FFA Chapter focuses on serving members of the military by partnering with the Blue Star Mothers of Mayes County in Oklahoma.

Latta FFA advisor Seth Reeves in Oklahoma wanted to teach members the meaning of Living to Serve. Years later, the chapter is still showing appreciation in a big way.

The Depew FFA Chapter in northeastern Oklahoma upholds the FFA motto with community safety programs.

Oklahoma FFA member is “Living to Serve” by showing kindness to hospital patients through her service project.

In the midst of damage created by a tornado, Claremore FFA stepped up to help its chapter president Kinzee Joslin.