FFA Corner

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter November was a month filled with pride, achievement, and meaningful experiences for Bok North FFA. Our members stepped up as leaders, competitors, and agricultural advocates — reminding us why we are so grateful for this chapter and the opportunities it provides. Industry-Ready: AEST Certification Success We are thrilled […]

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Chapter Reporter October was a month to remember for Bok North FFA — filled with travel, teamwork, and tremendous achievements. From representing our chapter on the national stage to serving our local community, our members continue to live out the FFA motto: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning

by KACIE ANDERSON, Polk County FFA Federation Officer Giving back to the community that feeds us is what our Polk County FFA Chapters have been working on this month. The Polk County FFA Federation team challenged our FFA Chapters to write to local farmers and ranchers thanking them for all they do. This is a

by CACEE BELLAMY, Polk County Federation Officer  While most FFA members are gearing up for CDE season by studying for contests or prepping for show season with new market animals, we had some members who expressed what it means to be the heart of community engagement. On September 13, we had our annual Taste of

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter The month of September was packed with activity, learning, and achievements for the Bok North FFA Chapter. From community service to contests and livestock projects, our members demonstrated what it truly means to strive for excellence. Keeping Polk County Beautiful We began the month by giving back to

by LANDEN ATKINS, Edward W. Bok Academy North FFA Public Relations Chairperson At Lake Wales High School, the FFA chapter is more than a student organization—it’s a thriving program that blends agricultural education with leadership training, career preparation, and community service. Under the guidance of advisor Jessica Strom, the chapter is building opportunities that reach

by KENDALL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter As the summer winds down and a new school year begins, Bok North FFA has been busy jumping back into the rhythm of things. From welcoming baby goats to earning national recognition, our chapter has had a strong start to the 2025–2026 year as we work to Level

by AUTUMN McMAHAN, Polk County FFA Federation President As the school season kicks off, many FFA chapters are starting the year off strong, with their programs already in full swing. From first days to interest meetings to CDE practices, many students, new and old, are finding their place in the FFA and discovering all the

by LANDEN ATKINS, Public Relations Chair& TRACE FOREMAN, Davenport FFA Advisor   Cultivating a Legacy The Davenport Sr. FFA Chapter is charging into its fifth year as a chartered chapter, and they’re determined to make it their biggest and most impactful year yet! From competitions to community projects, Davenport members are proving that even a young

by KENDAL FARRAR, Bok North FFA Reporter While most students were soaking up the sun or relaxing by the pool, Bok North FFA members were rolling up their sleeves. From early mornings at the land lab to preparing speeches and bonding as a team, this summer was anything but slow. Here’s a look at what