Gearing Up for the 95th Tennessee FFA State Convention!

FFA State Conventions are gearing up all around the country, including one in Tennessee!

The Tennessee FFA State Sentinel, Scarlett Cook, joined RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander, to discuss how her officer team has prepared for the event, what she is looking forward to most and how it feels with her year of service coming to an end.

You can follow Tennessee FFA on social media or learn more HERE.

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