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Growing the next generation of leaders who will change the world.

The Kentucky FFA Association is a student-led organization whose mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.

Agricultural Education consists of three inter-related components:

Classroom /
Laboratory

Classroom and Laboratory instruction involves students learning about various aspects of the agricultural industry from a certified teacher of agriculture. Instruction includes classroom instruction as well as hands on learning through various lab based activities.

Supervised Agricultural
Experience (SAE)

SAE involves students applying their knowledge of agriculture through a variety of Supervised Agricultural Experiences that may include entrepreneurship, job placement, service learning, research, and school based enterprises.

National FFA
Organization

FFA allows students to apply what they have learned in the classroom through service as a chapter leader, various competitive events, and by service to the local school and community.

Recent News

State FFA Degree Information

State FFA Degree applications are to be completed and hand delivered to the regional degree ...

Locust Trace FFA Recognized for Agriculture Promotion Activities

Sitting in the middle of Kentucky’s second largest city and serving students from nine sending ...

FFA Members Attack Hunger One Community at a Time

FFA Members Attack Hunger One Community at a Time With one in six Kentuckians identified ...

Horse Evaluation, Horsemanship, and Veterinary Science Event Results

The State FFA Horse Evaluation Career Development Evant, Horsemanship Event, and Veterinary Science Career Development Event were ...

Living to Serve – Packing for a Purpose; Harrison County FFA raises money to pack 16,000 meals for impoverished regions of Haiti

On Saturday, November 11, over 200 volunteers gatherd at Harrison County Middle School to pack ...

Quality Work and Good Communication Skills Earn Caldwell County FFA Member National Recognition

Displays of pumpkins, mums, and corn stalks in front of a homes and businesses have ...

Land Judging CDE Results

The Kentucky FFA Land Judging Career Development Event was held on November 2, 2017 at ...

Kentucky Members Excel at National FFA Convention

Kentucky FFA was well represented at the 90th Annual National FFA Convention, which was held ...

Gracie Furnish Elected National FFA Eastern Region Vice President

Gracie Furnish was elected to serve as the 2017-2018 National FFA Eastern Region Vice President ...

Davis Selected To Lead National Agricultural Education Group

Brandon Davis of the Kentucky Department of Education Office of Career and Technical Education was ...

Kentucky FFA Foundation’s Better Days Through Better Ways Grants Address Hunger, Develop Agriculture Students Into Community Leaders

The Kentucky FFA Foundation has announced the selection of 11 FFA chapters across Kentucky for ...

34,965
Agricultural Education Enrollment
25,178
active FFA Members - that's a RECORD!
67%
of members have an SAE project
$12.7M
has been earned through SAE Projects
186
active FFA chapters
323
Ag Teachers
3,260
2025 State FFA Convention Attendance
1,949
FFA Camp Attendance

Membership & Community Benefits

FFA is an intracurricular student organization for students interested in agriculture and leadership. Giving members the chance to develop their unique talents and explore a wide range of agricultural career pathways, our goal is to strengthen real-world skills, builds confidence, and connect students with hands-on learning that prepares them for future success.

In Kentucky, FFA is truly for everyone; members range from 12 to 21 years old and are actively enrolled in at least one agriculture course, creating a diverse community of young leaders who share a passion for agriculture, growth, and service.

Upcoming Events

19 Aug

Kentucky State Fair- Entry of Exhibits

Wednesday, Kentucky Exposition Center- South Wing A
20 - 21 Aug

Kentucky State Fair- FFA Career Development Events

Thursday, 937 Phillips Lane, Louisville
30 - 31 Aug

Kentucky State Fair- Pickup Exhibits

Sunday, Kentucky Exposition Center- South Wing A
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Get Involved

Becoming part of Kentucky FFA opens the door to leadership opportunities, hands-on agricultural experiences, and personal growth that lasts a lifetime. Every level of involvement helps empower students to lead, grow, and succeed—both in the classroom and beyond.

What our student members are saying…

“When I first started FFA, I wouldn’t talk to anyone, because I was so shy. Now, there are so many things I wouldn’t have done if it hadn’t have been for FFA.”

Logen Winfield, Star Farmer

“There are so many opportunities just sitting at your feet. Say hello, meet the people, the reward is so great. You only have a few years of your FFA journey, so make the most of it.”

Jacee McKeel, 25-26 KY FFA State Secretary, Calloway County

“FFA has transformed what I thought was possible for my future tremendously.”

Colton Rudd, Menifee County

“I grew up on a farm and being in FFA opened my eyes to so much of the industry. Ag Education & FFA are impactful to anyone.”

Colson Pierce, 2025 Kentucky FFA State Star Farmer, Southwestern Pulaski FFA

“Traveling the country has made me appreciate Kentucky more. Kentucky FFA is one of a kind, Kentucky FFA members, you’re lucky, we have a great state!”

Caroline Groth, 2024-2025 National FFA Officer from the Locust Trace FFA Chapter

“It’s a great heritage and foundation that Kentucky FFA provides, which has been going on since 1928. FFA is a blessing for generations.”

Brandon Reed, Kentucky Office of Ag Policy

Listen Up!

Growing Kentucky’s Leaders

Growing Kentucky’s Leaders is a podcast that highlights Kentucky FFA members and alumni for their work in FFA and what they go on to do after. Hosted by Sheldon McKinney, Executive Director of the Kentucky FFA Foundation, and Ruth Ann Fink, Development Officer for the Kentucky FFA Foundation.

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