In This Classroom, Floral Design Is in Full Bloom
James E. Taylor FFA advisor Sara Burke teaches students skills that prepare them for many different career paths.
5 Ways to Put the “Fun” in Fundraising
Humboldt FFA members in Minnesota are learning the ins and outs of running a coffee shop — and having a good time doing it.
A Cross-Cultural Experience in Alaska
Bettye Davis East Anchorage FFA members come from across the world and share a common purpose through agriculture.
Granite Mountain FFA Members Are Doing to Learn
This chapter in Salt Lake City, Utah, embraces its partnership with a historic farm to facilitate hands-on experiences in agriculture.
Wisconsin Chapter Embraces Its Rich History
As one of the first charted chapters in the state, Beaver Dam’s 95-year history is chronicled in scrapbooks and showcases family connections.
6 Steps to Become a Better Mentor
The Enterprise FFA Chapter in Oregon, which started a “Little Buddies” program, shares these steps for leveling up your mentoring abilities.
Create a Next-Level Newsletter in 5 Steps
Keep everyone “in the loop” of what’s going on in your FFA chapter with these tips from Pella FFA advisor Jacob Bowers.
Sussex Central FFA Finds Strength in Being Inclusive
This Delaware chapter accommodates all of its members through enriching and empowering learning opportunities.
Montana Members Build a Better Future
The Tiny House Project helps students learn real-world construction skills and serve their communities at the same time.
Focused on the Future of Farm Safety
Wilton FFA in Iowa channeled its creativity to develop a never-before-seen invention to help keep farmers out of harm’s way.
