FFA Licensing Program

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Thank you for your interest in becoming a licensed vendor with the National FFA Organization.

As one of the country’s largest student-led organizations, our members are not just future leaders — they are today’s pioneers, steering the course for everything from family farms to enterprising businesses.

By partnering with the National FFA Organization, your company can showcase your brand to millions of current and former members, supporters, and followers of our organization while displaying support and collaboration in a valuable and trusted organization.

For more information, please email us at licensing@ffa.org.

FFA Licensing

The National FFA Organization offers two types of licensing: trademark and commercial co-venture. The application process for both can take between 30-45 days to complete.

Trademark Licensing — Licensing is when a company pays a fee to use our brand on products. Opportunities for this licensing include selling wholesale on commercial markets, selling at retail (including e-commerce), and selling directly to local chapters or state associations.

Commercial Co-Ventures — A commercial co-venture is a unique business project or marketing campaign between a for-profit business and the National FFA Organization. Commercial co-venture possibilities include point of sales (active or passive); messaging campaigns; purchase or action-triggered campaigns; employee engagement efforts; and other digital programs.

For this type of licensing, corporate partners must help raise awareness and educate the public on the importance of agricultural education and FFA.

Frequently Asked Questions

The FFA emblem is available for non-commercial use:

FFA Brand Toolkit
FFA Brand Center

We’re proud to offer a one-stop shop for FFA-branded merchandise. Check out,

Shop FFA
Vendor Licensed Merchandise

Yes, if items are being created specifically for a local FFA chapter or for fundraising purposes for a local chapter. The local chapter advisor must fill out the Transfer License Request form.

Once the form is submitted, you will receive approval within 48 hours and access to the appropriate FFA emblem files.

If you have any questions, please email, licensing@ffa.org

Only licensed vendors with the National FFA Organization can sell items online.

Per the policy of the National FFA Board of Directors, a local chapter, a state association or a state foundation may not grant use of the FFA trademarks, either actual or implied, to any third party for commercial use without written permission from the National FFA Organization.

The National FFA Organization owns the rights to several trademarks and carefully manages their commercial use. The organization is obligated to protect against unauthorized uses.

  • FFA Emblem (US Trademark Reg. No. 1723677)
  • FFA (US Trademark Reg. No. 1201615)
  • FFA New Horizons (US Trademark Reg. No. 1645195

FFA has the sole and exclusive right to use its proprietary marks.

As a trademark owner, the National FFA Organization is obligated to protect against unauthorized or potentially confusing uses of its trademarks and, therefore, carefully manages their commercial use. No one can use the FFA marks for a commercial purpose without the express written permission of the National FFA Organization.

A local chapter may not use the FFA marks for commercial purposes, nor may a chapter, state association, state foundation, National FFA Foundation, member, or alumni chapter grant such rights, either actual or implied, to any third party. All of the above-mentioned items are responsible for adhering to these same requirements and standards for product purchases and must either be purchased directly from the National FFA Organization Shop FFA or an Official Licensee. Shop FFA is specifically charged with serving as the designated product supplier for the National FFA Organization, state FFA associations, and local FFA chapters and holds its vendors to a review process very similar to that of licensees.

National FFA Board of Director’s Policy

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