Phil Hill - 2019 Honorary American FFA Degree Recipient

Phil Hill has been selected as a 2019 Honorary American FFA Degree Recipient.

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Individuals who have provided exceptional service on a national level to agriculture, agricultural education, or FFA are eligible for the Honorary American FFA Degree. Additionally, teachers who have created high-quality agricultural education programs which inspire and motivate their students to strive for success are eligible. Nominations are first submitted to the individual's state FFA association for approval.

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