FFA Across Alaska
From fly fishing and livestock production to environmental stewardship and career-focused education, discover how Alaska FFA members connect classroom learning with real-world experiences. Meet students and educators who are exploring diverse pathways in agriculture and natural resources, developing valuable skills, serving their communities, and building a deeper appreciation for the land and resources around them. Through these stories, see how FFA inspires students to learn by doing and discover opportunities both in Alaska and beyond.
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My Alaskan Family Farm
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...
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Coastal Cleanup
Discover how Dimond FFA students in Alaska are tackling ocean pollution through hands-on cleanup initiatives. This project connects marine biology with agricultural principles, emphasizing environmental stewardship and the impact of human activity on coastal ecosystems. Witness students actively ...
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Natural Experiences
Discover the serene world of fly fishing in Alaska with FFA member Axle Kaiser. Learn about his passion for catching Arctic grayling and rainbow trout on the Chena Slough, emphasizing the importance of respecting and preserving natural resources. Axle shares insights on essential fishing gear and...
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Doing to Learn with Career and Technical Education
Agriculture includes livestock, plants, and farming, with education integrated across various classes. Mat-Su Career Tech High School provides unique CTE classes like aviation and wildland firefighting. Students gain hands-on experience in veterinary science, working with animals. This practical ...
