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Tee Up a Career in Golf Course Management

Washington FFA Alums Bob and Mike Pearsall credit their turfgrass careers to agricultural upbringings and FFA experiences.

How Texas FFA Alumna Kodye Neel Martinez created an apparel business with agriculture advocates and enthusiasts in mind.

Looking for ways to embody "Living to Serve"? Brandon FFA advisors share how their Mississippi chapter embraces community service.

Who will be our 2024-25 National FFA Officers? Meet the candidates who could lead our organization.

As you explore potential career paths, dive into the field of agriculture aviation and the important roles it plays in the industry.

Kaelyn Sumner, 2024 American Honey Queen and Pulaski FFA Alumna, shares surprising tidbits about these fascinating creatures.

See who will be competing for the organization's top awards at this year's national convention and expo.

Liam Wade uses hydroponics and social media to help promote Alaskan agriculture.

East Prairie FFA advisor Rylyn Small shares what it takes to create a compelling application when applying for chapter funding.

National FFA is now more than 1 million strong in its record membership. See how FFA and agricultural education is fueling the future.

Lubbock-Cooper FFA Alumni and twins Faith and Caleb Snapp refuse to let vision impairment limit their dreams.

Learn how our organization and the agriculture industry are similar (and different!) throughout the country.

In Kentucky, Jacob Ball was recognized with the prestigious Milken Educator Award for his role in inspiring and advocating for students.