Idaho FFA

Idaho FFA President Matthew Waite says technology, such as drones, address not only the current challenges facing the farming industry, but will continue to tackle those challenges head on into the future.

Idaho FFA Reporter Anna Hernandez says one of the best things about joining a local chapter is the opportunity to learn something new and try something different every day.

Idaho's 2025-2026 Sentinel Alie Misenheimer talks about hos joining her local FFA chapters helps her to grow and mature over just a few years.

Idaho FFA Treasure Gabe Kitamura explains why one of his first FFA projects focused on bee keeping.

Communicating with the next generation of consumers, and potential agriculturalists, is an ongoing conversation within the farming community.

When it comes to sharing the story of agriculture with those not familiar with farming, Josh Nelson, the 2024-2025 Idaho FFA Vice President says it's important to meet consumers where they are.

Eliza Dugan, the 2024-2025 Idaho State FFA Reporter says it's important young kids understand that FFA is not a one-size fits all organization. It is very personal for each member.

If you're a certain age, you most likely think the best, or maybe the only, way to communicate with young people is on-line and via social media.  Josh Nelson, the 2024-2025 Idaho FFA Vice President, says that's not always the case.  ...

Unfortunately, misconceptions and false information are nothing new in the ag industry.  But for Will Brackett, the 2024-2025 Idaho FFA President, there are some narratives that really jump out at him that need to be addressed and corrected.   ...

Eliza Dugan, the 2024-2025 Idaho state reporter talks about the impact her grandma has had on her when it comes to farming and agriculture.   If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail glenn.vaag...