FFA Corner

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter April was a month defined by leadership, service, competition, and history‑making achievements for Bok North FFA. From community outreach to state‑level victories, our members demonstrated what it truly means to learn, lead, and live to serve. Here’s a look back at a remarkable month. Chapter Meeting: Snacks, Reflection, […]

by EMILY FOSTER, Polk County FFA Federation Vice President March was a busy and successful month for FFA members across Central Florida. At the beginning of the month, many students showcased their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects at the Florida Strawberry Festival, where their dedication and hard work were on full display throughout the event.

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter& LANDEN ATKINS, Public Relations Chairperson  March was a month overflowing with achievement, hands‑on learning, and leadership growth for Bok North FFA. From the show ring to the land lab, students embraced every opportunity to represent their chapter and deepen their agricultural knowledge. Their efforts this month highlight the

by KARYSA BROWNING, Polk County FFA Federation Vice President News flash! Currently in Florida, the forecast shows heavy signs of active FFA members showcasing their skills! In the midst of Fair season, we are experiencing the reality of hard work paying off. This last month, we got to see students all over Florida come together

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter For members of the National FFA Organization, February is more than just another month on the calendar—it’s a time to celebrate leadership, agriculture, service, and community. Members of the Bok North FFA embraced that spirit throughout the month with competitions, industry tours, mentorship programs, and meaningful service projects

January was a month defined by momentum, meaningful learning, and strong community connections for Bok North FFA. From hands-on agricultural experiences and leadership development to Youth Fair success and heartfelt gratitude, the chapter began the year with purpose and pride. Strengthening Our Roots The month began with an alumni meeting hosted at Lake Wales High

by LANDEN ATKINSInterviews conducted by Bok North FFA Public Relations Committee The 2026 Polk County Youth Fair highlighted the dedication, skill, and enthusiasm of youth involved in agricultural and natural resource programs throughout Polk County. From livestock and plant projects to archery and weigh-ins, students proudly represented their FFA chapters, 4-H clubs, and schools while

by RILEY WHITE, Polk County FFA Federation Officer Throughout the past week and a half, youth in Polk County got the opportunity to show off their skills and hard work at the Polk County Youth Fair in Bartow. The fair gives students the opportunity to take part in a variety of events such as showing

First Name Last Name Chapter Award Kyndall Akins Florida Virtual School FFA Beef Showmanship – Sr. Gracelyn Allen Rockin Riders 4h Horse- Overall Grand Champion Gracelyn Allen Rockin Riders 4h Horse- Ranch Boxing Grand Champion- Sr. Harley Allen Hog Wild 4-H Horse- Ranch Reserve Grand Champion- Jr. Raylee Allen Hog Wild 4-H Horse- Ranch Roping

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter As the year came to a close, Bok North FFA experienced a month filled with achievement, leadership, service, and holiday tradition. December showcased the dedication of our members both inside and outside the classroom, proving that our chapter continues to grow and thrive. Competitive Success Vegetable & Citrus