Focusing on the History of Agricultural Education and Rural America
Can you think of a project that requires little effort, doesn’t cost much, is self-perpetuating, provides a community service and brings positive recognition to your FFA or 4-H organization. A Little Free Library would accomplish that plus more! What is Continue reading Building Community Through a Little Free Library (12/2/2022)
In the previous Friday Footnote we looked at newspaper articles published about FFA chapter libraries between 1930 and 1959. During this time span having a FFA chapter library was in the National FFA Program of Work. There were numerous newspaper Continue reading FFA Libraries: Extinct or Not? (11/25/2022)
Would an article in the newspaper about the FFA (Future Farmers of America) library qualify as breaking news? Apparently so. When one searches Newspapers.com (a site that indexes over 22,100 newspapers) there are numerous hits for the search term “FFA Continue reading Breaking News: The FFA Library… (11/18/2022)
“I can think of nothing finer for the organization than to create in its members a desire to read, and to guide members in the choice of good reading materials.” The above statement was made by W. A. Ross, FFA Continue reading Good Reading Materials (11/11/2022)
Books are keys to wisdoms treasures; Books are gates to lands of pleasures; Books are paths that upward lead; Books are friends. Come let us read. – Emilie Poulson The quotation above appeared on page 1 of a booklet Continue reading The FFA Chapter Library (11/4/2022)