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Seeing agricultural technology in action! FARMS Advanced Program students kicked off their first field day with a visit to HotSpot AG, where they saw irrigation technology in action and learned how innovation is helping farmers better monitor water use, improve efficiency, and manage their irrigation systems. Students also explored the many careers connected to irrigation and agricultural technology and learned firsthand how technology continues to shape the future of agriculture. As VTEC student Alexia Salas shared, “I learned that HotSpot Ag has been developing and engineering new technology to make farming more sustainable and cost effective.” The day continued at Golden State Farm Credit, where students focused on building relationships with their peers, strengthening professional skills, and exploring agricultural issues they may choose to research throughout the year. A special thank you to HotSpot AG and Golden State Farm Credit for investing in our students and providing opportunities to learn, connect, and explore careers in agriculture! 🌱 Follow along as our FARMS Advanced Program students continue exploring the many opportunities agriculture has to offer. #FARMSProgram #AgTechnology #IrrigationTechnology #AgCareers
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A huge congratulations to these phenomenal chapters for receiving star 🌟 ratings! We are so incredibly proud 🫶 of you for representing the San Joaquin Region in such a wonderful way! #sanjoaquinregion #sjr #ignite
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Meet our 2026–2027 Central Valley FARMS Advanced Program students! We’re excited to welcome this year’s FARMS Advanced students as they take the next step in their FARMS Program journey, growing as leaders, exploring future careers, preparing for college, and building meaningful connections within agriculture. Each student brings unique goals, experiences, and passions to the program, and we’re looking forward to seeing their growth throughout the year! Swipe through to meet this year’s cohort and learn a little more about each student! #CVFARMSProgram #NextGenAg #FutureAgriculturalists
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Part 8 of the CDE series! #ffa #californiaffa #agricultureeducation #ag #cde
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🔦 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Meet Nicole Basham from Kerman High School! 🔦 As we celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2026, we’re continuing to shine a light on the outstanding students who have been part of our FARMS Leadership and Advanced programs! Nicole has been a dedicated member of the FARMS Program, participating in both the Leadership and Advanced cohorts. Throughout her FARMS Program journey, she enjoyed exploring the many opportunities agriculture has to offer and connecting with industry professionals. Nicole expanded her knowledge through the FARMS Program by: • Job Shadowing: Spending a day at Burris Park, gaining firsthand experience and learning about careers connected to agriculture and natural resources. • Industry Exploration: Meeting professionals from a variety of agricultural sectors and learning about the many career pathways available within the industry. • Professional Growth: Developing stronger communication skills and gaining valuable job preparation experience to help her succeed in future educational and career opportunities. What’s Next? 🎓 Nicole will be attending Chico State this fall, where she plans to major in Agricultural Education. Her goal is to become an Agricultural Biology Teacher, inspiring the next generation of agricultural leaders. We are incredibly proud of all Nicole has accomplished and look forward to seeing the impact she will make in agricultural education. Congratulations, Nicole! #FARMSProgram #SeniorSpotlight #NextGenAg #AgEducation @kermanffa @landbasedlearning
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🔦 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Meet Gracie Garibay from Kerman High School! 🔦 As we approach graduation, we are “shining a light” on the incredible seniors in our FARMS Leadership and Advanced programs! This year, Gracie made a lasting impact through her dedication, leadership, and commitment to serving her community. Some of her favorite memories from the FARMS Program included collaborating with her peers on their Community Action Project (CAP) and presenting their work alongside other student teams. Gracie enjoyed seeing the many ways the FARMS Program students stepped up to make a difference in their communities. Making an Impact: Gracie is especially proud of her team’s CAP project, a Recycled Dog Toy Drive, which provided support and enrichment for local animals while promoting sustainability. Building Skills: Through the FARMS Leadership Program, Gracie strengthened her teamwork skills by collaborating with students from Sunnyside, McLane, and Patino High Schools. She also gained confidence in her communication abilities and developed valuable public speaking skills through presentations and group activities. 🎓 What’s Next? After graduation, Gracie plans to attend Madera Community College and major in Social Work. While her future career path is outside of agriculture, she plans to carry forward the leadership, communication, and teamwork skills she developed through the FARMS Leadership Program and her five years in FFA. Special Shoutout: Gracie would like to thank Mrs. Basham for encouraging her to apply to FARMS Leadership and for supporting her throughout the year. Congratulations, Gracie! We are proud of all you have accomplished and can’t wait to see the positive impact you’ll make in the future! #FARMSProgram #SeniorSpotlight #FutureLeader #ClassOf2026 #FARMSLeadership
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It’s that time of year!💙💛 #CaliforniaFFA #FFA #ffacompetition #agriculture #MOTS
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The Central Valley Central FARMS Leadership Cohort has officially completed their FARMS Program season, with a year filled with growth, leadership development, and hands-on learning. Students spent their final field day at the Fresno County Farm Bureau office, where they collaborated to create and present poster presentations highlighting their Community Action Projects (CAP). The day also included meaningful reflection on their experiences, personal growth, and key highlights from the program. To close out the season, students enjoyed a tour of Belmont Nursery, gaining insight into their operations and exploring potential career pathways within the industry. We are incredibly proud of these program completers and the impact they’ve made within their communities. Community Action Projects included: McLane High School – “Dress for Success”: Organized a professional attire clothing drive and hosted a booth at their school’s career fair, providing students with access to interview-ready clothing. Kerman High School – “Dog Toy Drive”: Led a recycled clothing drive and created 90 handmade animal toys during an Earth Day event, donating them to a local animal shelter. Patiño School of Entrepreneurship – “Pitch It Legend”: Developed and delivered an agriculture-focused lesson, including a student pitch activity, reaching over 120 third-grade students at Armona Elementary. Sunnyside High School– “Making Earth Day Brighter”: Beautified their community by picking up trash and replacing it with hand-painted rocks featuring positive messages and agricultural facts.
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Central Valley Central FARMS Leadership had an incredible 5th field day with Golden State Farm Credit! Students explored the Farm Credit system and learned from professionals in appraisal, credit, marketing, HR, and IT. The day wrapped up with a hands-on commodity pitch where students researched and presented their findings. Thank you, Golden State Farm Credit, for investing in our students!
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Kerman FFA raised more than $350 for Valley Children’s Hospital during National FFA Week with their “Kiss A Pig” fundraiser! Thank you to everyone who participated and supported this amazing effort. Your generosity is making a difference for the children and families we serve.
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The Central Valley Central FARMS Leadership students visited Sun-Maid for a field day this week. Students began the morning in the research vineyard, where they learned about vineyard operations and participated in an activity focused on weeds. Working with their peers, students used images to identify some of the most common weeds found in the vineyard. Following the vineyard visit, students toured the Sun-Maid processing plant, where they observed the process of raisins being packaged and prepared for distribution. Students also participated in a presentation on the history of Sun-Maid, learning about the evolution of the Sun-Maid logo and the marketing aspects of the company. The presentation concluded with a fun trivia activity where students tested their knowledge of what they had learned throughout the day. Throughout the field day, students had the opportunity to learn from Sun-Maid career professionals, gaining insight into their roles within the company and the variety of career opportunities within the agriculture industry. The day concluded with a visit to the Sun-Maid Market, where students were able to see the wide variety of Sun-Maid products and taste some of their items. #CentralValleyFARMSLeadership #FutureAgriculturalists #californiaag #sunmaid @sunmaidca @sunmaid @patinoeschool @mclane_highschool @kermanffa @fresnosunnysideffa
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