Let's explore the opportunities for FFA members in the Animal Systems Pathway.

Former Wyoming state officer Jess Oldham, along with his family, feed and care for horses that have been removed from the wild. It's a big job (there are more than 75,000 wild horses roaming public land in the West that compete for scarce water with cattle and wildlife), but the Oldhams have made...

As a female jockey, this Ohio FFA Alumna and former national proficiency award winner learns, grows and challenges herself every day.

Lindsy Moore’s journey into beekeeping began with hesitation, but it quickly grew into a four year commitment that transformed her confidence and skills. Working for Sanders Honey Company, she learned to manage hives, handle queens with bare hands, and teach her community about the importance of ...

Discover Allie Koss's inspiring journey in wildlife conservation through her SAE. From cleaning enclosures to leading educational outreach and constructing release sites, Ally gained hands-on experience. Her passion for animal systems, particularly wildlife, led her to a career change and a stat...

Explore the Pratt family farm in Palmer, Alaska, a vital local food producer in a region heavily reliant on imports. Discover their diverse livestock, including sheep, goats, and cows, and their direct farmer-to-consumer sales model. This segment also features Tylynn Sturdivant, an FFA member, de...