BASICS
The National FFA Organization was organized as the "Future Farmers of America" in 1928 in
Kansas City, Mo. In 1988, the organization began doing business as The National FFA
Organization to reflect the broadening field of agriculture, which today encompasses more
than 300 careers in everything from agriscience to biotechnology to turf grass management.
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OUR VALUES
Our mission, motto, code of ethics and values.
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EVENTS
Arizona FFA is pleased to provide FFA members the chance to apply their leadership and
technical skills in real-life settings through a variety of annual events. These opportunities
allow FFA members to see the practical applications of what they have learned in their
Agriculture classes throughout the year and recognize them for their outstanding working
knowledge of the life skills taught them.
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DEGREES AND AWARDS
Learn more about degrees and awards available through the FFA.
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REGIONS
Learn more about the eight FFA regions in Arizona.
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STATE OFFICER TEAM
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2025-2026 Arizona FFA State Officers
From left to right: Hayden Morgan, State Secretary; Buck Garrett, State Vice President; Brody Wellman, State President; Clarissa Meza, State Treasurer; Conner Morgan, State Vice President; Kaylyn Larson, State Reporter; Shyann Torres, State Sentinel; Sophia Rodriguez, State Vice President
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STATE OFFICER CANDIDATES
Find more information about running for office here!
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The Arizona FFA Scholarship application is due February 15 and National FFA Scholarship
application is due January 11. Also make sure to take some time to look at the numerous
agriculturally related scholarships you may be eligible for!
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GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
Check out some awesome grant opportunities for you and your chapter!
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DOWNLOADS
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View and/or download resources from the Arizona FFA state office. |
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VIDEO RESOURCES
View video resources from the Arizona FFA state office
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Get to know the members of our Board of Directors.
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REQUEST A VISIT
Request a state officer for a live or virtual visit.
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REQUEST FOR ACCOMODATIONS
The following information is required if there is a qualified member that plans to participate in an Arizona FFA competitive event or program and wishes to request an accommodation.
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TEACHER RESOURCES
Find resources for teachers including curriculum form Arizona and National FFA
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SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) is a key component of the FFA, designed to provide students with practical, hands-on learning experiences in the field of agriculture. An SAE allows students to apply what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world agricultural activities, helping them develop skills in areas like leadership, entrepreneurship, and career development. Learn more about SAEs, our SAE Ambassadors, and find resources on SAE. Resources for both students and teachers are avaliable.
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MEMBER WEBINAR SERIES
This exciting series of Zoom meetings is designed specifically for high school students who are eager to dive deeper into the world of FFA and all it has to offer. Each session will cover a variety of topics—from applying to proficiency awards and preparing for Career Development Events (CDEs) to making the most out of FFA events and planning your chapter banquet. The webinars are a great opportunity to ask questions, engage in discussions, and get inspired to take your FFA experience to the next level.
Join us for valuable insights, helpful tips, and the chance to connect with like-minded students who share your passion for agriculture. We can’t wait to see you there!
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MIDDLE SCHOOL
Find out opportunities avaliable to our youngest members- middle schoolers.
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