Career on Demand Video Series and Resources
Our Career on Demand video series is a resource to help you explore the broad range of
careers within the agriculture community.
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Leadership on Demand Video Series and Resources
State officers address you, the members of the Texas FFA, providing essential tools, knowledge,
and skills to be a successful leader in your home and community.
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Agriculture Industry Immersive Experiences
The Agricultural Industry Immersive Experiences is a resources for teachers to use with their
FFA students. Our goal is to provide varied, immersive in-person and virtual opportunities that
create authentic environments where students can gain skills and knowledge related to the
agricultural industry.
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Past Convention Resources
Pairing past Texas FFA Convention keynote addresses with new companion thought
question worksheets.
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Resources for Incorporating STEAM Into Your Classroom
Are you interested in teaching your students about agriscience research; but not sure where to begin? You’re not alone, and there’s great support available to help you get started with confidence. The Texas State University STEAM AG-ED initiative is an innovative program from the Department of Agricultural Sciences, funded by USDA NIFA (Grant 2021-77040-34881). It is designed to empower high school teachers to seamlessly integrate science, technology, engineering, agriculture, and mathematics (STEAM) into their classrooms.
On this page, you will find a wide range of tools to guide you through every step of the Agriscience Fair journey, from Research 101 and data analysis to ethics and integrity in research. Whether you are introducing students to their first project or helping them refine advanced ideas, these resources are built to support success. Teachers can take advantage of flexible options. Flip your classroom by having students explore videos before class, dive into ready to use lesson plans, or mix and match materials to fit your teaching style. No matter your approach, there are plenty of engaging ways to lead students through the Agriscience Fair process and spark meaningful learning experiences.
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