A Special Kansas Sale is helping support FFA!

Each year, FFA chapters around the country celebrate National FFA Week. In light of this event, we have been spotlighting the organization and how the state associations are a big part it.

In celebration, Kansas FFA recently helped their inaugural Special FFA Sale. This event gives sellers and buyers the opportunity to donate $1 per head at the sale to support the Kansas FFA Foundation and a local chapter of their choosing.

Altogether, 3,150 head were sold as a part of the sale.

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