National FFA Week (February 21–28) is a time to celebrate the impact FFA has on students, families, and rural communities across the country. Led by the National FFA Organization, FFA helps young people build leadership skills, confidence, responsibility, and real-world experience through agriculture and hands-on learning.

Right here at home, students are gaining skills that last a lifetime, from livestock care and crop science to ag mechanics, leadership competitions, and community service. For many of our listeners, FFA helped shape their work ethic, values, and even their career path. That’s why this week matters. It celebrates where we’ve been and invests in where we’re going. For more information on National FFA Week, check out https://www.ffa.org/national-ffa-week/.

Here on The Bull, we’re proud to celebrate the next generation of ag leaders right alongside you. In partnership with Brownfield Ag News, we’ll be highlighting National FFA Week with special on-air segments at 6:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

We’re shining a light on the importance of investing in youth involvement in agriculture, and why the hands-on experiences students gain today will shape the future of farming tomorrow. These special segments are made possible thanks to our friends at S&H Farm Supply.

👉 Make it a point to tune in, support your local chapters, and help us celebrate the blue and gold all week long.

How You Can Celebrate National FFA Week

National FFA Week isn’t just something to hear about, it’s something you can be part of.

All Week Long – Support Local Chapters
One of the easiest ways to help is by stopping into Tractor Supply Company and purchasing an FFA paper emblem at checkout. Those donations fund the Grants for Growing (G4G) program, which awards up to $5,000 to middle and high school FFA chapters for hands-on, experiential learning projects. Every dollar, no matter the amount, helps local chapters bring real-world ag education to life. You can also attend local chapter events, share your FFA story online, or simply reach out and ask how you can help.

Tuesday – Alumni Day
If you’re a former member, this one’s for you. Celebrate the role FFA Alumni and supporters play in student success. Thank an advisor, share an old blue jacket photo, or reconnect with your chapter. Your story could inspire the next generation.

Thursday – Give FFA Day
Consider making a donation or encouraging others to give in support of scholarships, travel opportunities, and leadership development for FFA students.

Friday – Wear Blue Day
Wear blue at work or school to show your FFA pride. It’s a simple way to spark conversations about agricultural education and show students their community stands behind them.

National FFA Week is more than a celebration, it’s a reminder that agriculture runs deep in our communities, and the future depends on the students wearing that blue jacket today.

Tune in. Show up. Give back. And let’s make this FFA Week one to remember!