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Washington state FFA Vice President Gus Suksdorf says commodity prices, and input costs top the list of things that concern him about modern day farming.

There's a powerful story waiting to be told about our farmers — it's all about the connections we make through personal experiences.

Fitting in in high school can be challenging. But Washington state FFA Treasure Ava Haase says your local chapter is a great place to make quick friends and feel instant community.

Between social media posts, and misleading quotes, farming can come off as a controversial career choice for some young people. Washington FFA Sentinel Aubrey Gardiner says more needs to be done to combat these false storylines.

Many people don't realize that great farms still operate in western Washington's most populated counties. Washington FFA Reporter Kaylyn Bozeman talks about this often forgotten part of the state's Ag industry.

Educating the consumers about what's taking place on today's farm is challenging. Washington FFA President Katy Belles says one of the best ways advocate for the industry is to invite consumers out to your operation.

The Washington FFA has taken over Pullman this weekend for the organization’s 95th Convention and Expo.  And this marks the first convention for Executive Director Tamara Whitcomb, who took the leadership role in November.   Whitcomb is no stranger to the FFA organization, serving as a member in high school.  When it comes to g...

In today's Future of Farming, Washington's 2024-2025 FFA President Emily Ryder encourages middle school and other young students to make FFA a priority in high school.   If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail glenn.vaagen@to...

Levi Kukes, Washington's 2024-2025 state Vice President says one of the best things about FFA, is that it's a group where everyone belongs and can fit in.     If you have a story idea for the PNW Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail glenn.vaagen@to...

There are a variety of ways the Ag industry can speak to the next generation of producers and growers.  Emily Ryder, the Washington FFA President says local fairs are also critical when it comes to connecting with farming's future.   ...