Ag 101: Full STEAM Ahead
If you want to solidify a reliable career path while still ensuring you have a variety of options down the line, consider obtaining a degree in STEAM, which stands for science, technology, engineering, agriculture and math.
National Officer Q&A: Inspiring Members
Read about some members who've inspired the national FFA officers during their travels this year.
FFA Moment: 1948 National FFA Chorus and Talent Debut
The National FFA Chorus and National FFA Talent debuted at the 20th National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo., in 1948.
The U.S. By Farm Income
Some regions of the U.S. are more deeply involved in agricultural production than others, and some states contribute major shares of the overall production. In this map, each state's size reflects the total dollar amount it contributes to the country's ag economy.
Help for Wild Horses
The Oldhams currently care for 225 wild horses on the Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary outside Lander, Wy., and credit their FFA experiences for much of their interest in agriculture and their drive to help the horses.
The Business of Roasting Coffee Beans
Aiken FFA members in Ohio learn the food-science component of coffee production, then get a real-world retail experience through their in-school coffee shop, Awaken at Aiken.
Ukraine: The Breadbasket of Europe
While Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia seriously affects local lives, it also weighs heavily on the agricultural sector. Let’s broaden our agricultural perspective and compare the Ukraine ag sector to that of the United States.
Seniors, Document These Memories and Mentors
Capture a snapshot of the past four years by creating a time capsule or written memorial of all the important elements. Get started here.
5 Tips for Better Mentorship
Develop these leadership skills and use them to help others.
5 Ways Culver’s Can Jumpstart Your Career in Agriculture
Here are five ways FFA corporate donor Culver's supports FFA members in restaurants and beyond.
