Tag: ffa history
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Doing to Learn: A Century of Supervised Agricultural Experiences
Discover how members were “Doing to Learn” almost a century ago in the record book of the South Hill FFA Chapter in Virginia.
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From Blue Jackets to Big Cranes: The Foundation of Barry Thompson
Read how this Hamilton, Miss., native used his FFA background to build a foundation of integrity.
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Blue Jackets on the Court
Shortly after the Maine FFA Association was founded, local chapters created FFA basketball teams to form lasting memories and friendships.
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One Century. One Organization. A Million Leaders.
Virginia FFA celebrates 100 years, displaying commitment to leadership, service and agriculture, while also empowering FFA members to lead.
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Lois Lawson’s FFA Experience Is Pretty Sweet
This Wisconsin Chapter Sweetheart cherishes the connections she made on the farm, in school and throughout her lifetime.
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FFA Comes Alive at the Experience Booth
This expo must-see engages students with history, games and photo ops.
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Continuing the New Farmers of America Legacy
Author and professor Antoine Alstone reflects on the organization’s noteworthy history, and the lasting implications of its merger with FFA.
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100 Years of the Future Farmers of Virginia
Established in 1925 by four Virginia educators, this leadership organization paved the way for a century of history and traditions.
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A Centennial Celebration in Virginia
In 1925, four agricultural educators and leaders laid the groundwork for what would become the National FFA Organization.
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Mary Rickert Leads the Change in California
As a teen, this FFA Alumna advocated for female membership and paved the way for today’s leaders in agriculture.
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