Tag: agricultural education
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Chapter Exchange Program Bridges the Gap
Oklahoma and Puerto Rico FFA chapters partner to help members gain new perspectives on agriculture and community.
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Community Support Helps Wisconsin Chapter Thrive
Christine Linder shares how collaboration, creativity and passion can bring FFA to a new generation — and ways you can help, too.
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Giltner FFA Finds Its Footing
Determined leadership and community support helped establish this Nebraska community’s first FFA chapter and agricultural education program.
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Go Far With an SAE Grant
Allie Paschall identified a need in her community then used funding to create interactive educational resources.
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As Wise as an Owl: Ainsley Delmore Reflects on a Semester of Student Teaching
Read about this Colorado FFA Alumna’s experiences in agriculture and how FFA positively influenced her semester as a student teacher.
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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.
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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.
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Redirection Leads to a Career in the Classroom
After serving in the U.S. Army and learning about agriculture, this North Carolina FFA advisor found her calling as a teacher.
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The Importance of Agricultural Education
Agricultural education helps students and consumers alike learn about agriculture’s importance and addresses misconceptions.
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The Future of Savannah FFA Is “Soy” Bright
Two-time Missouri Soy Innovation Challenge champs designed a mobile agricultural education classroom with young agriculturists in mind.
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