Grant Union FFA - OR

03/03/2026

Did you know…

FFA wasn’t always called FFA? It started in 1928 as the Future Farmers of America and now represents way more than just farming, from biotechnology to ag communications.

FFA was founded in 1928 in Kansas City, Missouri, to prepare students for careers in agriculture and leadership.

FFA has more than one million members across all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The blue corduroy jacket is standardized nationwide. Each member’s jacket includes only their name, chapter, and office, if applicable.

FFA is not just for students who want to farm. Members explore careers in animal science, plant systems, biotechnology, agricultural mechanics, natural resources, communications, and more.

The FFA motto outlines a progression of growth:
Learning to Do. Doing to Learn. Earning to Live. Living to Serve.

Members earn degrees that reflect achievement, from the Discovery Degree to the American FFA Degree.

03/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Grant Union FFA Drive Thru BBQ on 02/27/2026! Your overwhelming support made this event truly unforgettable.
From the smiling servers in their blue FFA jackets to the Prospectors pride on display, to our dedicated volunteers packing meals — we saw our entire community come together for a common cause. Whether you purchased a ticket, volunteered in the kitchen and service line, or simply showed up to support us, your contribution made a real difference.

Your support creates real impact. Every ticket sold and every volunteer hour donated directly funds leadership opportunities and hands-on learning experiences for our students. You’re investing in the next generation of agricultural leaders and helping our members develop practical skills they’ll carry with them for life.

We’re grateful beyond words. 💙

What was your favorite moment from the night? We’d love to hear what stood out to you! And if you’re interested in supporting future chapter initiatives, we’d be thrilled to have you involved.

03/01/2026

Seth Beam, an eighth grader, is an active and dependable member of our FFA chapter who consistently looks for ways to be involved. He participates in Soils Evaluation, Conduct of Chapter Meetings, and the Agricultural Issues Team, demonstrating a strong commitment to learning and teamwork. Seth approaches each activity with focus and a desire to improve, making him a reliable teammate.

Outside of contests and meetings, Seth shows market lambs and breeding goats at the Grant County Fair, applying the responsibility and care required to manage livestock. When representing our school and chapter, he demonstrates respect, responsibility, and maturity beyond his years. Seth’s steady work ethic, positive attitude, and dedication to agriculture highlight his character and growth as a young leader in our program.

02/27/2026

Time to get back to business! Our next chapter meeting is this Tuesday at 6:00. Don't forget to wear green!!! This meeting will be chaired by our Treasurer, Erin Evans!

02/26/2026

The last day of the week is here and we're going out in a sea of class colors! Happy FFA week!

02/25/2026

Happy FFA week!

02/25/2026

Let’s see how pink we can make the hallways tomorrow!

02/24/2026

Show your patriotic side! Come to school tomorrow dressed up in your best red white and blue gear! Everyone is encouraged to participate, not just the FFA members.

02/23/2026

Find a cow and return it to the ag room to be entered in for a prize!!

02/22/2026

Come hang out with us tomorrow while we celebrate the future of all of our students! You don’t have to be in FFA to participate. Help your class earn cool prizes! Happy FFA Week!

02/22/2026