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FFA is a dynamic youth organization that changes lives and prepares members for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

11/02/2026

Join us for a fun night on November 19th for the FFA Alumni Quartermania Event! Funds raised help support the Lenawee County FFA Scholarship Fund💛💙

10/31/2026

We're shifting gears and putting the spotlight on the hardworking truck drivers who keep agriculture rolling and our food supply chain in working order!

From hauling grain and livestock to delivering fresh produce to grocery stores, truckers are the driving force behind our food supply chain. Without them, agriculture would come to a screeching halt!

These road warriors do more than put the pedal to the metal. They navigate tight schedules, prioritize safety, and keep America's food supply moving from farm to fork.

Think you've got what it takes to take the wheel? Check out our Trucker Career Profile to learn how you can turn a love for the open road into a career that really delivers!

Michigan Farm Bureau

10/30/2026

The Big Business Behind Michigan Apples

The Michigan apple industry generates an economic impact of over $700 million annually—and it all relies on a strong supply chain network!

-38,000 Acres harvested by local growers
-50% Fresh / 50% Processed (Michigan leads the nation in sliced pie apples!)
-Year-Round Supply made possible by advanced cold-storage logistics

Take a look at the infographic to see how each step in the chain gets fruit from the orchard to your plate.

Michigan Farm Bureau

10/30/2026

Have you ever wondered why grocery store shelves are sometimes empty or why the price of your favorite foods suddenly increases?

The journey from farm to fork is more complex than you might think! Weather, transportation, and global events all play important roles in getting food from producers to consumers.

The next time you notice a price increase or a shortage at the grocery store, remember that there's a much bigger story behind the food on your plate!

Michigan Farm Bureau

10/30/2026

For this month’s , we are diving into the incredible journey of food. The agricultural supply chain is a massive puzzle, and every piece matters! From Michigan farmers growing the raw commodities to the processors, truck drivers, and grocery workers, it takes an entire army to keep our food moving safely.
Check out our infographic to see the exact timeline of how food travels from the field to your table! Which step in the supply chain surprises you the most?
Michigan Farm Bureau

10/30/2026

For the month of October, Advanced Ag students have focused on learning about the Food Supply Chain and the journey our food takes from farm to fork. Michigan Farm Bureau

10/28/2026

What a fun day! We look forward to hosting Ag Day for our Elementary students every year.

10/25/2026

Thursday was National Convention Day 3: in the morning our group started off their day at Lucas Oil Stadium where they attended the second opening of national convention.

Next stop, they took a short drive to tour Umbarger Show Feeds in Franklin, IN. While there, they got to learn about the process of receiving ingredients, feed mixing, packing, and storing many different animal show feeds across the globe.

Lastly, to end the students day, they got to compete against other chapters throughout Region 2 in a game of duckpin bowling. If you don’t know, duckpin bowling is a miniature version of regular bowling. Friday morning we made the trek back to Michigan. What a memorial trip and great group of students!

10/24/2026

This tour was absolutely incredible! We want to express our deepest gratitude to Lennard Ag Company for hosting our group and taking the time out of their busy schedule to show us their operations.

10/24/2026

Today is a special day as Lia Kurowicki (Class of 2025) is receiving her FFA American Degree at the 99th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, IN. Lia is also the first member to receive their American Degree since the rechartering of the chapter.

The American FFA Degree is the highest honor in the National FFA Organization, achieved by less than 1% of all FFA members. It recognizes members who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to agricultural education, leadership, community service, and their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE).

To qualify for the American FFA Degree, applicants must meet these minimum standards:
• Degree & Membership: Must hold a State FFA Degree and maintain continuous active membership for at least the past 36 months.
• Education: Must complete at least 3 years (540 hours) of secondary agricultural education, or a combination of secondary and postsecondary hours.
• Timeframe: Must have graduated from high school at least 12 months prior to the national convention where the degree is awarded.
• Financial / Work Requirement (Choose one):
• Earn at least $10,000 and productively invest $7,500 through an SAE.
• Earn and invest at least $2,000 and work 2,250 hours in excess of scheduled class time.
• Use a proportional formula combining hours and earnings/investments.

Lia is currently a sophomore at Wilmington College majoring in Food Policy and Agricultural Advocacy. Congratulations Lia! We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished.

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630 S Lane Street
Blissfield, MI
49228

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+15174862148

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