Northview High, Beulah Middle FFA Programs Named State Agriculture Advocacy Award Finalists

April 26, 2026

The FFA programs at Northview High School and Beulah Middle School are among five in the state to be selected as 2026 Chapter Agriculture Advocacy Award finalists.

Formerly the Food for America program, the program is designed to encourage FFA members to participate in agricultural literacy and awareness projects on the local level. The overall chapter winner will be awarded on stage this June during the 98th Florida FFA State Convention at the Caribe Royale in Orlando.

For a photo gallery from the 2026 Northview event, click here.

NorthEscambia.com and submitted photos, click to enlarge.

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One Response to “Northview High, Beulah Middle FFA Programs Named State Agriculture Advocacy Award Finalists”

  1. Bonnie Exner on April 26th, 2026 8:17 pm

    Northview High FFA( FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA) has been an award winning chapter since Mr. Perry Byars was its sponsor in the 1990’s…and it continues its record with Mr. Bryan Korenchek (sp?)Beulah Middle School under the dynamics leadership of Mrs.Jenkins has excelled in middle school. Besides animal husbandry and gardening skills, these students learn speaking skills,organization skills,and discipline skills that will carry them throughout their adult life.





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