Did you know sheep are usually shorn once a year in the spring to keep them cool and harvest their fleece? Learn more interesting facts and statistics about wool.
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What does the FFA jacket mean to you?
The official FFA jacket was introduced and accepted by the delegates at the 1933 National FFA Convention. So if you do the math, this fall, we will celebrate the 80th anniversary of the blue corduroy jacket we all love so much! We’re planning a big story in FFA New Horizons about the jacket, and… Read more »
Farm Facts About Spinach
Did you know that California is the top spinach producing state? Learn more about this nutritious leafy green.
Read more »Farm Facts About Peaches
Get the facts on farm-fresh peaches, just in time for summer.
Read more »Tell Us About Your FFA Advisor
In his new memoir, FFA alumnus Orion Samuelson says that his high school agriculture teacher/FFA advisor made an incredible impact on his life, his attitude and his career. We want to know from you: How has your FFA advisor impacted your life? Describe your advisor below in the comments, and your message may be included… Read more »
FFA Chapters Advocate for Hunger
The National FFA Organization’s initiative to fight hunger became a lot more personal for 29 chapters in Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana and North Carolina this year. Each chapter received a $2,000 grant in fall 2012 as part of the Invest 2 Fight Hunger (I2FH) Pilot Program, and they used the money to educate their communities… Read more »






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