What year did the National Future Farmer Magazine change its name to FFA New Horizons?

The National Future Farmer Magazine changed its name to FFA New Horizons in 1989. This name change was part of an effort to modernize the publication and make it more inclusive, reflecting the broader range of activities and opportunities that the FFA organization offers to its members. The new title, FFA New Horizons, signifies a forward-looking approach and aims to attract a diverse audience while highlighting the organization’s mission and values in agriculture education. This transition marked an important step in the evolution of FFA communication and outreach, aligning the magazine with contemporary themes and the changing identity of the FFA.