When is National FFA Week typically celebrated?

National FFA Week is typically celebrated during the week of George Washington's birthday in February. This period was chosen to honor Washington's legacy as an agriculturalist and to highlight the importance of agriculture in American history. The week serves as a time for FFA members and chapters to promote agricultural education and celebrate the achievements of their peers.

The schedule aligns with significant historical events, making it an educational opportunity for members to engage with the public about agriculture and the mission of the FFA. Celebrating this week during George Washington's birthday not only connects the organization to early American values but also emphasizes the role of agriculture in community and national growth. Participants often engage in various activities that spread awareness and appreciation for agricultural careers and practices during this week.