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EDPR NA partners with FFA to empower Ag leaders

Supporting the future of sustainable agriculture

By Farms.com

EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA), a leading renewable energy company, has partnered with the National FFA Organization (FFA) to empower the next generation of agricultural leaders. This collaboration focuses on providing educational opportunities and financial assistance to FFA chapters nationwide.

EDP NA's support strengthens FFA's mission of preparing students for careers in agriculture through hands-on learning experiences.

FFA offers programs like the Local Engagement Program and the Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Grants. These initiatives equip students with skills in environmental science, natural resources management, and leadership, preparing them for the evolving agricultural landscape.

The partnership extends beyond traditional agriculture. EDPR NA recognizes the connection between sustainable farming practices and renewable energy development.

By supporting FFA's Resources for Workforce Development program, EDPR NA helps students explore career paths in the growing renewable energy sector.

EDP NA's commitment to youth education aligns with their broader sustainability goals. They actively support organizations like the National 4-H Council and K-12 STEM education programs.

This collaborative effort ensures a future generation equipped with the knowledge and skills to build a more sustainable tomorrow.


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