How NERSBA FFA “Lives to Serve” Their Community
NERSBA FFA in North Carolina works together to clean up their community by using their skills and knowledge in Landscaping.
NERSBA FFA in North Carolina works together to clean up their community by using their skills and knowledge in Landscaping.
As the nation’s leading rice producer, the state relies on rice to support family farms, fuel rural economies and invest in young leaders through hands-on programs like the Arkansas Rice Representative Program. These experiences show students that agriculture welcomes anyone willing to learn, lead and serve.
This Mississippi chapter received a grant to build a greenhouse that provides diverse hands-on learning opportunities and a chance to serve others.
Every day, members strive to put these words into action. This month, the South Carolina Governor’s School for Agriculture FFA Chapter is proud to highlight one of its own who truly embodies the spirit of “Living to Serve.”
Learn practical tips and leadership strategies to become an outstanding FFA chapter officer.
In Georgia where agriculture shapes live, AG Education is growing more than crops. It is setting up a future beyond the blue jacket.
The University of Mount Olive hosted their third annual Precision Agriculture Contest that will be highlighted at the North Carolina State FFA Convention for the first time.
See how special needs youth shine as they gain confidence and joy through the Special Hearts Show in San Jacinto County. Agriculture welcomes every heart.
This position provides a unique opportunity for young people to stay engaged in the livestock program beyond their years as exhibitors.
For years, the Pike County Local Agriculture Authority has served as one of the county’s most active and dependable supporters of youth involvement in agriculture.