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What is FFA? FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agriculture education. |
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FFA Day at The Big E
National FFA Southern Region Vice President, Cain Thurmond to participate on FFA Day!
Thurmond attends University of Georgia., with a major in agriculture and applied economics. Cain's future career goal is to serve as an advocate for agriculture through agribusiness,
policy setting and contributions to its future through
agricultural education and run a Black Angus cattle operation.
Cain Thurmond achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. He earned numerous academic and leadership awards in high
school and college. He’s served summer missions to Peru. And now, he’s a National FFA officer.“My life has been shaped by the emptiness of the roads in my Jefferson, Ga., community on Sunday mornings,
droves of people at Saturday Farmers’ Markets, dust-covered floors in agricultural education classrooms and the love |
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We are pleased to announce that the 2012 FFA Days will be Friday, September 14 and Saturday, September 15. An awards banquet will be held on Saturday, September 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Monarch Downtown . Due to the number of FFA Participants, attendance is by ticket admission only and are limited to FFA Participants and one coach. Tickets are available through FFA Superintendents on the day of your CDE event.
FFA At The Big E
The Eastern Regional FFA Program is a unique activity. Combining 20 states from the Eastern Region (ranging from Rhode Island to Michigan) over 900 FFA Students compete in 2 dates of exciting competition. Most CDE events are open to the public and some of the most public CDE events are: Floral Arrangement - Under the Harvest Moon & Landscape Exhibits - Conservation Gardens.
Can't come and see the 2 days of competition? Stop and see the FFA Corsage Makers action! Located in the Farm-A-Rama building, each day, a FFA chapter arrives at the Fair to make corsages for Fairgoers and march in that day's parade.
