This chapter opens big doors through leadership, hands-on learning and community support. Mariposa may be small, but it is building big futures, one student, one opportunity and one community at a time.
Idaho FFA member Myken Rindlisbaker advocates for agriculture through her Supervised Agricultural Experience project focused on raising cattle and farming crops.
For Indigenous FFA members, wearing FFA Official Dress and traditional Indigenous clothing blends unity with cultural pride and ancestral honor.
To win the war on soil erosion, producers will have to implement regenerative agriculture.
Read how Hanford FFA members successfully boosted agricultural literacy and involvement in their chapter with one simple event!
The New Mexico FFA Welding Series, launched in 2024, brings students together statewide to build real-world welding skills, strengthen critical thinking, and showcase hands-on talent through competitive weld offs led by ag educators and industry partners.
From farm-grown foods to community service, including West Hardin CCISD’s parade participation and support for underprivileged youth, FFA highlights the role of agriculture in holiday traditions.
Regional and sectional officers from Yolo Section—home of University of California, Davis—share their experiences with California FFA's first regional realignment.
Two West Hardin FFA leaders prove small-school students can do it all: balancing sports, leadership and agriculture while chasing big dreams.
Navigating grocery aisles this year, you may notice fewer turkeys and higher prices, impacting family dinners and the dedicated farmers working to feed our country.
