Waynesville FFA

09/02/2026

Check out what our chapter has lined up for September!🗓️ Be sure to support our chapter fundraisers from Sept. 11th--29th, and join us for these September events:
Sept. 12: Meal packing in honor of 9/11 heroes 🇺🇸
Sept. 15: Area Leadership Conference (Excused school day; Official Dress required)

👔Sept. 19: Area Barnwarming for dancing and food 🤠

Sept. 24: "Redneck Olympics" Chapter Meeting

🏆Sept. 24: Kids' Fishing Day 🎣See you there!

08/28/2026

31 members strong for our 1st FFA meeting of the year! Thank you to everyone who showed up and brought the energy. Let's make it a great year!

08/24/2026

Kick off the school year with FFA! 🌾 Join us for our back-to-school meeting this Wednesday, August 26th.
📍 Where: WCC Agriculture Room
⏰ When: 2:35 PM -- 5:00 PM
We can't wait to see you all there! 😆

08/20/2026

Huge thank you to this wonderful FFA officer for spending one of their last days of summer helping us pack meals for Food Insecurity Day at the State Fair! 🌾💛

08/14/2026

✨SAE Spotlight✨

We are so proud to highlight the hard work, leadership, and community involvement of Angelina Zuno and Jade Royes! Throughout the summer, they have been creating a community garden on Fort Leonard Wood, growing a variety of plants and working with multiple organizations to bring this project to life.

This project is a wonderful example of students taking their learning beyond the classroom and making a positive impact in their community. Their dedication, initiative, and commitment to service are truly something to celebrate!

Want to support their project and enjoy some fresh produce? Extra produce from the garden will be available for purchase at the Pulaski County Farmers Market this Saturday!

This incredible opportunity was made possible through a National FFA Grant. We are grateful for the support that allows our students to turn their ideas into meaningful experiences and community projects.

08/10/2026

FFA members, check out this free opportunity for cattle nutrition management!

Join us for an informative evening to successfully plan for fall and winter cattle management. See the link below for additional information. Pre-registration is GREATLY appreciated for planning purposes.
https://extension.missouri.edu/events/pulaski-county-fall-producers-program

08/04/2026

Did you know that more than livestock show at the Missouri State Fair! FFA members - show off your hard work on SAE projects by exhibiting them at the Missouri State Fair!

Here are just a FEW examples of what you can enter into the FFA Building, however, the ideas are endless. Check out the link below to find more specifics or ideas.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uxm4y9c9njnplr6pJlNMy7__vH8MAFEpd3T4SgRAm18/edit?usp=sharing

All projects must be at the ag building on Monday, August 10th before noon.

This is a GREAT way to show off your SAE & earn some FFA participation points, and earn points for your state degree!

Let me know if you have any questions!

08/04/2026

✨ SAE Spotlight ✨

This past week, I had the opportunity to watch Katarina Martin compete at the Missouri State Fair with her horses, Polly and Maude.

Katarina has dedicated countless hours to training and caring for her horses, and her hard work paid off. She returned home with several impressive accomplishments, including:
1st Place – Gaited Western Pleasure
6th Place – Poles
6th Place – Barrels

If you would like to schedule an SAE Visit, please reach out to Mrs. Barnes on Remind.

08/03/2026

Area Officer Training is complete!

Today, part of our officer team traveled to Willow Springs to participate in Area Officer Training. Throughout the day, they took part in engaging breakout sessions designed to strengthen their leadership, communication, and teamwork skills while connecting with fellow FFA leaders from across the area.

The day also included a farm tour where students had the opportunity to learn about innovative agricultural practices and see modern farming techniques in action. Experiences like these allow our students to expand their knowledge beyond the classroom, explore real-world applications of agriculture, and gain valuable leadership experiences that will benefit them throughout the year.

A special thank you to the Willow Springs Ag Department and Poor Farms for providing such an outstanding learning opportunity and investing in the growth of our student leaders.

07/21/2026

SAE spotlight!

Today we are highlighting Waynesville Chapter Sentinel, Kameren Knox, who owns goats and chickens.

Kameren breeds and raises both animals for his SAE project. Additionally he collects eggs for home use. Check out some photos of Kameren’s SAE project below!

If you would like to schedule an SAE visit before the end of summer please reach out to Mrs. Barnes on remind.