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2021 Drive to Feed Kids

Provides More than 2 Million Meals to Missourians in Need

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2021-2022 State FFA Officers

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Growing Leaders. Building Communities.

Strengthening Agriculture.

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In The Future of Agriculture

THE FFA VISION

Students whose lives are impacted by FFA and agricultural education will achieve academic and personal growth, strengthen American agriculture and provide leadership to build healthy local communities, a strong nation and a sustainable world.

Missouri FFA is 25,920 members strong —and growing! FFA continues to help the next generation rise up to meet the challenges of feeding a growing population by helping its members to develop their own unique talents and explore their interests in a broad range of career pathways through their experiences in agricultural education. Today’s FFA members are future biologists, chemists, veterinarians, engineers and entrepreneurs! Thanks for helping us pave the way to being tomorrow’s leaders.

Preparing for Success in MO FFA

25,375

MO FFA Members

First-ever mini grant program established for food insecurity efforts through 2020 Drive to Feed Kids.

$50,150,067

SAE-Generated Student Labor Income

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Limited Edition MO FFA Socks Now Available

Designed by the 2021-2022 Missouri FFA State officers this year’s sock collection highlights your FFA and Missouri pride. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each sock will support the Missouri FFA Foundation and Food Insecurity Day.

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View the 2021 Annual Report

New Scholarships Posted – 10/7/21

Missouri FFA Foundation

Learn and Live with Purpose

Give with Passion

Grow the Legacy

Learn more about how our new Foundation will work to enrich the Missouri FFA experience.

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Digital Magazine

The October Issue is Now Available. Check it Out!

Briscoe Named MO FFA Executive Secretary

We are pleased to introduce Ms. Teresa Briscoe as the new Agricultural Education Leadership Supervisor (MO FFA Executive Secretary). Teresa brings a wealth of knowledge with youth development and agricultural education to our team.

NOVEMBER 13
Celebrate Agriculture – NWMSU, Maryville

NOVEMBER 18-19
Governor’s Conference on Agriculture, Osage Beach

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Governor Parson Proclaims National FFA Week in Missouri on Behalf of Nearly 26,000 Agriculture Students

Governor Mike Parson proclaimed February 20-27, 2021, as National FFA Week in Missouri on behalf of nearly 26,000 members of Missouri FFA. Missouri FFA President Justin Eddy of Columbia received the proclamation on behalf of the 2020-2021 Missouri FFA State Officer team.

“Missouri agriculture has a bright future, and you can see that in action through our FFA members,” Governor Parsonsaid. “Living and working on a farm is one of my greatest honors, and the First Lady and I continue to look to these young leaders to move the agriculture industry forward for generations to come.”

For the third year in a row, Governor Parson drove a John Deere tractor to the State Capitol in honor of the FFA tradition of students driving their tractors to school during National FFA Week. Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe also joined in on the tradition again this year with the Governor, demonstrating their ties to agriculture and commitment to FFA students.

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@mo_beef_kids: Meet Mo Beef Leadership Academy member, Georgia Ehrhardt! Georgia is from Russellville, MO and is the secretary for the Russellville FFA Chapter. Glad to have you, Georgia! #MoBeefKids #MoBeefLeadership #BeefAmbassador #EatBeefBeFit https://t.co/dNrXxLt8Wy

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