By 1808Delaware

Greif, the Delaware-based leader in industrial packaging, has announced a new partnership with the Future Farmers of America (FFA). The collaboration reflects Greif’s commitment to agriculture, sustainability, and the next generation of farmers and leaders.

Meeting Agricultural Challenges

Farmers today face a mix of pressures—bringing products to market efficiently, balancing costs, and adapting to new environmental standards. Greif supports these efforts by delivering reliable, sustainable packaging solutions that protect essential products such as crop protection chemicals, fertilizers, seed treatments, and soil amendments.

Investing in the Next Generation

The partnership with FFA extends beyond packaging. By supporting hands-on learning, leadership training, and skill-building, Greif is helping students develop the tools they need to succeed in modern agriculture. Scholarships and program support will strengthen the pipeline of talent entering the industry.

Rooted in Community

FFA’s influence reaches across classrooms, farms, and families. Whether through a child’s involvement, an educator’s guidance, or memories of personal participation, many know the confidence and leadership skills the program builds. Greif’s investment ensures that future farmers can continue feeding, fueling, and protecting global communities for years to come.

Looking Ahead

Together, Greif and FFA will explore new ways to support agriculture at both the local and global level. The shared goal: empower young leaders while helping farmers meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.

A short video on the partnership can be viewed here: Greif & FFA Partnership.



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