Future of Farming

Katy Belles says while there are many great things about the farming community, one of her favorites is the relationships and friendships she's been able to build.

Oregon FFA's Lydia Cruikshank says the people who grow our food often struggle to talk about what they actually do — and she wants to change that.

Building relationships with young agriculturalists can feel daunting, but there's a fresh perspective from the Idaho FFA sentinel that might inspire new approaches.

For those high schoolers retuning to FFA this coming fall, you may not appreciate the impact you can have on younger students. 2025-2026 Oregon FFA State Vice President Livvy Strum explains how an older student change her life.

Oregon FFA's Henry Bennett is shaking things up in the state's farming community, urging folks to get creative with their advocacy strategies.

In today's Future of Farming, Claire Sheehan, the 2025-2026 Washington state FFA Secretary, talks about the challenge of overcoming misconceptions.

There's something timeless about Idaho's farming roots—how they continue to shape our culture even as technology evolves.

A young woman's unexpected journey into the fascinating world of insects might just inspire the next generation of leaders in agriculture.

Washington FFA state Treasure Ava Haase explains why ag education in the classroom isn't just important for future farmer, but future consumers as well.

Gabe Kitamura from Idaho's FFA raises concerns about corporate farming's impact on small-scale farmers and local communities, urging a balance for a sustainable agricultural future.