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Preserving Agricultural Lands and Communities

A collaboration between North Carolina FFA chapters and a nonprofit conservation organization supports the future of local agriculture.

FFA chapters across the country are living to serve this holiday season.

As FFA chapters reconnect after much-needed time off, use these three ideas to kick-start the new year.

A relationship between an industry leader and local FFA chapter demonstrates the importance of mentorship and representation.

Learn about the almond industry and how Blue Diamond Growers, a grower-owned cooperative, continues a tradition of donating blue jackets.

Weld Central FFA combines creativity and community service to deliver an unforgettable holiday event.

Read on for eight interesting tidbits about poinsettias, a popular holiday plant.

These challenges are a creative outlet for members to explore new passions and hone professional skills.

Supporting the future of farming starts with tackling the misconceptions about ag careers.

It was "truly a once in a lifetime experience," said Hannah Borg as she described what it was like behind the scenes.

This Rogers FFA member uses his experience on a family poultry farm to compete in national poultry production proficiency awards.

Get to know the newly elected National FFA Officers by learning the causes that matter to them on Giving Tuesday.

Marco Ovando makes history as the first Native American FFA state president.