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Nutrien renews commitment to FFA leadership

Oct 17, 2024
By Farms.com

Major funding boost for FFA by Nutrien Ag solution

 

Nutrien Ag Solutions, a stalwart supporter of the Future Farmers of America (FFA), has announced a new financial commitment totaling $850,000 spread over three years to support the organization's mission of cultivating young agricultural leaders.

This investment, amounting to $282,500 each year, will bolster a range of FFA programs, including competitive event support, advisor professional development, and scholarships for National FFA Officers. Additionally, funds will assist FFA alumni chapters, enhancing ongoing education and community involvement in agriculture.

"Nutrien Ag Solutions and our legacy companies have supported FFA for over 45 years. Although many things have changed during that time, the importance of FFA has remained the same," states Spencer Harris, highlighting the unchanging significance of FFA in developing knowledgeable and confident agricultural leaders.

Beyond this commitment, Nutrien Ag Solutions continues as a Silver Sponsor of the FFA, supporting the organization at a national level while also engaging local chapters through educational programs and activities aimed at career development.

This strategic investment by Nutrien Ag Solutions exemplifies their commitment to the agricultural community and the development of its future leaders, ensuring that the industry remains dynamic and innovative for generations to come.


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