Weaver FFA Carries the Banner of Success and Continues a Winning Legacy
For the past five years, Weaver FFA has built a legacy in competitions.
Rodeo of Giving: Celebrating Special Education in Calhoun County
FFA chapters from a small, rural part of Alabama come together and embody “Living to Serve” at this event held during rodeo season.
More Than a Jacket: Chapters Helping Chapters in Action
A breakdown on the way to state could’ve ended Hamilton FFA Chapter's trip — until Leake Central stepped in, turning a setback into a story of service and solidarity.
Friday Night Lights Meet Farm Life
Dalton Fink brings agriculture to his hometown with a unique blend of football and livestock. Read on to learn about this special tradition.
Little Learners, Big Lessons: West Iredell FFA Brings Ag to Life
North Carolina chapters eagerly take on the annual “Wake Up To Ag Day” event to educate young kindergartners across their county.
Honoring a Legacy: The Daniel Jarrad Memorial Rodeo
This event remembers a beloved firefighter and FFA officer by bringing the community together for a weekend of events and scholarships.
Josh Spencer: Fueled by Passion, Driven to Lead
For this high school senior, tractors aren’t just machines — they’re a lifelong passion and a path toward a future in agriculture.
Does It Taste Like Chicken?
Amaroo Hills is the largest emu farm in the United States and primarily serves individuals who are affected by alpha-gal syndrome.
Knox Rogers Turns FFA Lessons Into Agricultural Entrepreneurship
Knox Rogers, a sixth-generation farmer from Lincoln County, Tenn., transformed his FFA experience into a thriving vegetable and firewood business.
From Blue Jacket to National Champion: How FFA Helped Gabe Harville Find His Voice
Explore this Tennessee cattle farmer’s journey that highlights the impact of FFA and 4-H on his leadership and public speaking success.
