Texas FFA Association

Texas FFA Association supports FFA members in Texas through competitive academic and project-based opportunities tied to agriculture, food, and natural resources. Its work reaches students across the state and includes structured recognition for agriscience achievement at the secondary-school level. One clear example is the Texas FFA Agriscience Student Scholarship, which rewards members who submit outstanding reports on agriscience projects and offers awards of up to $1,000.

The association’s agriscience programming serves multiple student groups rather than a single age band. Competition is organized into six divisions: grades 7-8, 9-10, and 11-12 for individual competitors, and the same three grade bands for teams of two. Participation requires more than a simple application. Students must conduct a research project and prepare both a scientific report and a display for judging, showing that the association emphasizes inquiry, technical communication, and formal evaluation.