The Greenfield FFA Chapter was chartered on September 13, 1999, and has since become an integral part of the Greenfield High School community. Nearly half of the student population is enrolled in agricultural education courses, where students develop leadership, career, and technical skills while discovering a passion for the agriculture industry.

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Greenfield FFA currently offers 15 agriculture courses, including several that meet A-G requirements. Students have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of Career Development Events (CDEs) and Leadership Development Events (LDEs), including Vegetable Crop Judging, Farm Power & Machinery, Veterinary Science, Prepared Public Speaking, Extemporaneous Public Speaking, Creed Speaking, Spanish Creed Speaking, Job Interview, Cooperative Marketing, and many other competitive events that help students build valuable career and leadership skills.

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The Greenfield Agriculture Department is led by Mrs. Desiree Villaseñor and supported by Mrs. Kelsey Councilman, Mr. Daniel Villaseñor, Mrs. Kacey Elliott, and Mr. Ivan Trujillo. Through their commitment to agricultural education, these outstanding educators inspire students to achieve success in the classroom, through FFA, and within their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) programs.

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The success of the Greenfield FFA Chapter is a reflection of the dedication of its advisors, the hard work of its members, and the strong support of the community. Together, they continue to create meaningful opportunities for students to grow as leaders, develop career-ready skills, and make a positive impact within the agriculture industry.