The Des Moines Public School district is pausing its Agriscience program as it redesigns the curriculum, impacting FFA enrollment and future participation.
National FFA Organization CEO, Scott Stump responds to allegations the organization lacks diversity and does not reflect the “lived experiences” of students with RFD-TV’s Suzanne Alexander.
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Dr. Darron Smith says the new program gives students the flexibility to earn a degree while continuing to work on the farm.
The company says it has invested $15 million in county and state fairs over the past decade.
State President Riley Farris reflects on a year of service as thousands of members prepare to gather in Fort Worth.
Utah Congresswoman Celeste Maloy shares how agriculture and rural issues have shaped her career from high school FFA to Congress at RFD-TV’s recent Rural Town Hall.
Students are gaining hands-on experience with hydroponics through Feagin Mill Middle School’s growing ag program.
Page Sierens says the new position will help Illinois FFA connect with and serve more members across the state.
