50 Years of Alaska FFA
The Alaska FFA Association celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2026, but it hasn’t been a steady journey. It’s a history of starts, stops and resilience.
Members Embark on a Farm-to-Table Experience
The Cambridge FFA Beef Program in Nebraska provides opportunities to learn about animal care and time management while securing scholarship funds.
Chelsey Keiser Was Born To Ride
As a female jockey, this Ohio FFA Alumna and former national proficiency award winner learns, grows and challenges herself every day.
6 Things I Learned From Traveling Abroad
Sixth-generation agriculturist and past South Dakota state officer Emily Robbins shares experiences that transformed her perspective.
A Sense of Belonging in New Horizons FFA
This Washington chapter aims to facilitate safe, welcoming and comfortable learning environments for students interested in agriculture.
License Plate Program Supports Kentucky Agriculture
Inspired by his FFA roots, Commissioner Jonathan Shell helps raise funds to support chapters, members and educators in his home state.
A Career in Cybersecurity
FFA competitions helped Holly Pond FFA member Evan Roden discover how his background intersects with his future plans in agriculture.
I Found My Calling as a Farmer
North Dakota FFA Alumni Josh Stutrud and Katie Vculek credit their FFA experiences for their post-grad success in production agriculture.
Hayven Chase Trained Her Way Through FFA
This Timberlake FFA Alumna shares the journey and inspiration behind becoming an American FFA Degree recipient.
5 Agriculture Issues With Local Impacts
Three 2024-25 National FFA #SpeakAg Pioneers from Alaska, Montana and South Carolina share current topics affecting their states.
Creating Space for Everyone in Agriculture
See how Avi-Kate Edwards, a past Georgia middle school FFA president, led her chapter’s first community-focused outreach event.
The Path to an Agritourism Enterprise
Use these five steps, and ask yourself these helpful questions, to bring your ideas to life.
Half a Century Later, This Alum’s Passion Motors On
Mark Koehn reveals why he drove roughly 2,000 miles last year to support FFA and his home state of Minnesota.
