Hmmmm… He oversees our children in FFA programs in our public schools. Could this be due to nefarious activities? Reply No Reply
My experiences with the FFA have only been as an adult seeing displays of projects at county and state fairs, which have been quite interesting to see as the FFA never was seen during my youth in the 1930 and 40’s. It was the fairs that exposed me to what was happening in the training of youth in many vocational skills which farmers used to have. Today we see farmers in debt to mega corps who thrive on ways to create slaves to banks. One farmer mentioned he had a $200,000 combine which sat in his shed for 50 weeks out of a year. The world will survive if enough follow the self reliance taught by FFA to avoid debt like a plague. Reply
