Brusveen Multimedia

06/24/2026

Check this out! 😊

🌟One of the coolest local publishing stories we've been part of.

As the Rise Above FFA publication expanded from a single chapter newsletter into a magazine connecting five local FFA chapters, the team needed a print partner that could help maintain quality, stay on schedule, and support an increasingly ambitious project.

Thanks to Randolph Cambria-Friesland FFA and Brusveen Multimedia for letting us be part of the journey!

👇See how Schumann Printers helped make it happen in our latest case study.

⛓️‍💥Read more → https://www.spiweb.com/blog/student-led-newsletter-to-magazine-case-study

03/31/2026

🎥 Chasing Opportunities in Agriculture

I am excited to be applying for the Wisconsin DATCP Youth Council.

This video shares my story in agriculture and why I want to be part of something bigger for our industry.

I would love if you took a minute to watch. Thank you for all the support 💙🌾

Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP)

02/27/2026

Today was during National FFA Organization Week 💙🌾

But I want to flip it a little. Instead of just asking people to give, I want to say thank you to the businesses and advertisers who already did. The 2026 Multi-Chapter FFA Magazine would not be in mailboxes right now without your support. Every ad, every sponsorship, every “yes, we’ll help” made this project possible. Because of you, we were able to highlight student stories, chapter events, and the impact of agricultural education in our communities.

This magazine is about FFA, but it’s also about community. And I am so thankful for the businesses that believe in supporting local students and local agriculture. On Give FFA Day, I just want to say… you already gave. And it matters. 💙📬



@

02/26/2026

📘 Lucas VanEgtern Waupun Area Jr./Sr. FFA

Ag education keeps expanding into areas like environmental science, precision agriculture, and new technology.

Lucas VanEgtern encourages students to try something new and take advantage of every opportunity available to them. Growth happens when you step forward.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

Agriculture education has changed over the years in two main areas. First, agriculture continues to evolve as an industry in becoming more efficient and environmentally focused to ensure viable arable acres in the future. In order to feed, clothe, house, and fuel the growing population, advancements...

02/26/2026

📘 Dean Slark Markesan FFA

Ag education continues to evolve, especially with technology and new career pathways. Dean Slark believes FFA pushes students outside their comfort zones and helps them discover strengths they may not have realized they had.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

Technology has had a huge impact on students and educating since I started teaching. Technology can be very helpful and distracting in everything we do.

02/25/2026

📘 Amanda Seichter Pardeeville FFA

Ag education offers more opportunities than ever before.
Amanda Seichter encourages students to manage their time wisely, try new things, and explore what truly interests them. You do not have to have it all figured out. You just have to start.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

Agriculture Education has become so much more diverse than when I started. The different classes that I am able to offer to students allows them to learn a variety of topics and skills.

02/25/2026

📘 Ryan Seichter Fall River FFA, Skills USA, and Robotics

Ag education today is about hands on learning and real world problem solving.
Ryan Seichter emphasizes teamwork, leadership, and the importance of building connections that last long after high school.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

Ag education has moved from teaching skills → to developing adaptable, career-ready problem solvers in a fast-changing ag world.

02/25/2026

📘 Jenna Offerman Randolph Cambria-Friesland FFA

Ag education continues to grow alongside technology and the workforce.
Jenna Offerman encourages students to try everything. Contests, conferences, leadership roles. Those experiences shape who you become.
Click the link below to read more. 💙

Ag Education has changed quite a bit in the five years I have been teaching, more in the classroom sense of what is expected. We also focus a great deal more on technology advances in the ag field now more than ever.

02/25/2026

📘 Jill Jones Randolph Cambria-Friesland FFA

Since 1998, Jill Jones has watched ag education open doors for countless students. She believes the life skills gained in FFA truly last a lifetime and encourages students to take advantage of every opportunity in front of them.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

I started teaching agriculture in the fall of 1998 and I have seen a significant amount of opportunities for students in agriculture and FFA increase over that time.

02/25/2026

📘 Hannah Hockerman Waupun Area Jr./Sr. FFA

Correction Notice
In the 2026 Multi Chapter FFA Magazine, Page 77, Hannah Hockerman’s responses were inadvertently omitted during printing. We sincerely apologize for the oversight. Her complete responses are provided below.

In her first year of teaching, Hannah has already seen new opportunities like FFA Day on the Hill give students a voice at the state capitol in Madison. Waupun FFA is sending four students this year.

She believes students need strong hands on skills, communication, and the confidence to try new things.
Her favorite part of being an advisor is working with her officer team and watching them grow as leaders.

Click the link below to read more. 💙

I've only been teaching for one year, so I don't have a long track record as an advisor yet. That said, quite a few things have changed since I was an FFA member in high school. I didn't have opportunities like FFA Day on the Hill. It's such a great event where students travel to the state capitol i...