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Over half a million students across the country are becoming leaders, building self-esteem and preparing for successful careers, while having a great time in the process!
They're members of FFA, the organization for students in agricultural education and they're making new friends, going new places and trying new things!
FFA Benefits
Make New Friends
Become a Leader
Travel
Earn Awards
Earn Scholarships
Gain Career Skills
Compete
Serve Your Community
How to Join?
FFA is not just a "club". It is one of three integral components of an agricultural education program:
Classroom Instruction
Supervised Agricultural Experience
FFA
Students between the ages of 12 and 21 who are enrolled in a systematic course of instruction in agricultural education are eligible for membership. FFA is an integral part of an Agricultural Education program. To join FFA you must be enrolled in an Agricultural Course at your school. Contact your School Counselor or Agriculture Teacher to enroll in an Agricultural Education program and join FFA. Click here to locate a chapter near you.
Your local school system must offer agricultural instruction and have an active FFA chapter for you to join. If your school doesn't have an agricultural education program, you can take steps to open a program in your school. To accomplish this you should, contact our state agricultural education staff to express your interest and ask for assistance.
Please note that in New Hampshire the law requires that if your local School District does not offer Agricultural Education, you can submit a request to be sent to a School District that does.
To Learn More About FFA, Visit the National FFA Organization
National FFA Organization
"At the national level, FFA is led by a board of directors and six student national officers.
Together they act on recommendations from the national convention delegates and agricultural education’s stakeholders to set the vision and policy for FFA. The founding principles, authority, objectives and procedures of the National FFA Organization are established by the National FFA Constitution and Bylaws. The National FFA Organization is a federally-chartered organization."
~National FFA Organization
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