Author Archives: Michelle Stangler

INDIANAPOLIS (Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021/National FFA Organization) – Students from Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin were elected by National FFA Delegates today to serve as 2021-22 National FFA Officers. These members were selected from 37 candidates vying for … Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS (Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021/National FFA Organization) – Students from Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin were elected by National FFA Delegates today to serve as 2021-22 National FFA Officers. These members were selected from 37 candidates vying for … Continue reading →

Raegan Klaassen from Hydro, Oklahoma was selected as one of the four American Star Farmer finalists for her work on the farm. She grows 365 acres of dry land and irrigated wheat and has a double crop operation rotation between … Continue reading →

Kurt Muggli from Carson, North Dakota was selected as one of the four American Star Farmer finalists for his work on his family farm. Muggli began 7 years ago with only a few acres and it has now evolved to … Continue reading →

Noah Anuez from Lake City, Florida was selected as one of the four American Star in Agribusiness finalists for his fencing business. Anuez began mowing lawns at a young age and now he is full-time invested in his business and … Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS (Friday, Oct. 29 2021/National FFA Organization) – Caleb Peckham was involved in agriculture as soon as he could walk. Growing up on his parents’ dairy farm in Connecticut, Caleb helped milk cows and fed calves. When he became a … Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS (Friday, Oct. 29 2021/National FFA Organization) –  Agriculture is an industry with many technological advancements behind the scenes, and Grady Johnson wants to use the latest and greatest tech to help his farming operation succeed. “For me, it’s just … Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS (Friday, Oct. 29 2021/National FFA Organization) – An ag science course in Chase Krug’s freshman year of high school introduced him to FFA and led him down a path of agricultural research. He now has over a dozen research … Continue reading →

Mason Haworth of the Visalia-Central Valley Christian FFA Chapter in California works for Curly Farms, his family’s catfish hatchery. The hatchery houses approximately 7,000 catfish, including fry, fingerlings, and adult catfish, with a 2,000 by 200-foot six-foot deep pond and … Continue reading →

Savanah Downs of the Bakersfield-Bakersfield Christian FFA Chapter in California started Downs Family Farm in 2018, growing three varieties of cut flowers. Today, she grows more than thirty flower varieties, including but not limited to zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, celosia and … Continue reading →