Deep in the vast ranching territory in Cherry County in the Nebraska Sandhills, FFA has generated huge enthusiasm at Cody-Kilgore High School.
- By Kyptan Scheideler, Ord FFA Chapter reporter
The Ord FFA Chapter has been very busy this past year. Two Ord FFA members traveled to Chadron for Range Camp on June 9-12: Elizabeth Skibinski and Kyptan Scheideler. The week was packed with lots of activities and learning experiences. Students were placed in groups called “Crews” that comp…
- By Atlie Andersen, Adams Central FFA Chapter reporter
The Adams Central FFA Chapter has had an exciting and successful year, highlighted by strong performances, leadership growth and meaningful community involvement. From competitions to conventions, members have represented their chapter with pride and dedication.
- By Maren DeJonge, HTRS FFA Chapter advisor
Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer (HTRS) FFA has had an outstanding year of competition and achievement across multiple events. The chapter competed in Land Judging, Livestock Judging, Career Development Events (CDEs) and Leadership Development Events (LDEs), showcasing the diverse talents and d…
- By Kameron Jutten of Palisade, Neb.
"Branding is not the most exciting job, but it goes a lot better when you have a few friends helping push calves."
- By Amy Kohtz, EMF FFA co-advisor
The 2025–2026 school year brought exciting changes for the Exeter-Milligan-Friend (EMF) FFA Chapter. While our chapter has been a cooperative since the 2017–2018 school year, this marks the first year all students have been under one roof. Exeter-Milligan Public Schools and Friend Public Sch…
- By Jace Peschong, Crete FFA Chapter reporter
The Crete FFA Chapter has had a successful and well-rounded year filled with leadership development, competitive achievements and community service. With approximately 60 active members, the chapter continues to stay involved through competitions, events and volunteer efforts throughout the year.
- Kristen Sindelar
Despite all his “irons in the fire,” UNL student and entrepreneur Nathan Rippe has started a new metal project. He wants to help FFA and ag students prepare for their future.
- By Tiffaney Palmer, Neligh-Oakdale FFA Chapter advisor, and Samantha Hart, Neligh-Oakdale FFA Chapter reporter
The Neligh-Oakdale FFA Chapter serves approximately 55 active members in grades 7–12 in Antelope County and is continuing to build momentum through a strong focus on student involvement, retention and achievement.
- By Carmen Malena, Leigh FFA Chapter president
The Leigh FFA Chapter continues to build a strong tradition of success through leadership, teamwork, and community involvement. With 55 active members, the chapter has made a significant impact both in competition and within the local community.
The Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health, in partnership with Nebraska Extension, has announced the dates for its annual tractor and equipment safety training courses. The training will be off…
- By Katie Nolles Smith, Stuart Public Schools agriculture education teacher and FFA co-advisor
Established in 1999, the Stuart FFA Chapter seeks to serve students in all three components of agriculture education: classroom, SAE (Supervised Agriculture Experience) and FFA. In the 2025-2026 school year, the chapter has 24 high school members.
- By Monica Dimas, Hayes Center FFA Chapter reporter, and Ellie Chitwood, Hayes Center agricultural education teacher and FFA advisor
The Hayes Center FFA Chapter has had a busy and successful year filled with competitions, leadership opportunities and community involvement. The year began with the officer retreat in Kearney, Nebraska, where the officer team planned chapter activities, set meeting dates and prepared for th…
- By McKenna Darby, Franklin FFA Chapter advisor
Located in the heart of Franklin, the local FFA chapter continues to grow not only plants and livestock but also the next generation of leaders. With a strong focus on agricultural education, hands-on experience and community involvement, members are making a meaningful impact both inside an…
- By Jalee Lewandowski, Centura FFA Chapter reporter
The Centura FFA Chapter has had a fun and successful year so far. From interviews to contests to FFA Week, it has been busy.
- Kristen Sindelar
Three growing boys can drink a lot of milk, but Melissa said she had to figure out what to do with all the extra. “We had an abundance of milk—the freezer was full,” she said.
- By Christy Hodges, Johnson County Central Ag / Science Teacher and FFA advisor
The Johnson County Central FFA Chapter made a powerful showing at the 2026 Nebraska State FFA Convention, earning top honors across multiple Career Development Events (CDEs), leadership contests and agriscience competitions. Members demonstrated excellence in agriculture, research and entrep…
- By Kameron Jutten of Palisade, Neb.
"I learned a lot, and I’m looking forward to doing it again next year."
- By Amy Hadachek
It’s a huge achievement having eight members of the Fillmore Central FFA Chapter receive a State Degree.
- Kristen Sindelar
Nia Karmann sees the world through a different lens. As a professional photographer, she seeks to capture the essence of nature, to view life from a different angle.
- By Aurora Urwiler, Wynot FFA Chapter agriculture educator
The Wynot FFA is a newer chapter located in northeastern Nebraska. The program started in January 2024. Since it was new to the school, there was a lot to get organized.
- By Caleb Sloup, Lakeview FFA Chapter reporter
The Lakeview FFA Chapter has had an exciting and productive year, continuing to grow our impact in agriculture education and community involvement. Our chapter is proud to be recognized as one of the premier chapters in the state. This year, we achieved first place in the state for Strengthe…
- By Ainslee Woltman, Hemingford FFA Chapter reporter
The Hemingford FFA Chapter strives to make an impact in the school and community with 50 active members. From showing livestock to growing crops and to public speaking, the chapter is truly shaping the future of agriculture tomorrow. With over 20 kids qualified for the 2026 Nebraska State Co…
- By Kameron Jutten, Palisade, Neb.
This week has been focused on preparing for the Nebraska State FFA Convention, set for March 25-27 in Lincoln. I’m working on my sales pitch to make it sound more professional and make sure it flows naturally.
- By Trevor Mann, Brady ag education teacher and FFA advisor
Prior to 2024, there was no agricultural education program or FFA chapter at Brady Public Schools. In my first-year teaching, there were quite a few students and community members who would express their desire to get a program started. We looked into what it would take to start, had meeting…
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