Talent Contest/ Fun Night  
 
   
 
     


Fun Night      

This year's Fun Night theme is Texas Night, Neon Lights! Come dressed in your best neon attire, wester wear, or anything that combines the two!

Fun night dress code:
- Males must wear shirts with sleeves.
- Attire may not contain indecent or improper messages (alcohol, tobacco, sexual references, etc.)
- No low-cut shirts or tops, bare midriffs, strapless or thin-strapped shirts are allowed.
- Shirts must cover the entire stomach, shoulders, chest and back.
- Sleeves must be at least two inches in width (about 3 fingers).
- Shorts, dresses, and skirts must be no higher than fingertip length when arms are at side and no saggy pants allowed.

Rodney Martine Texas FFA Talent Contest      
The Texas FFA Talent Show showcases the incredible talent of members from across the state. Each of the twelve area's selects one team take the stage to share their abilities. The Talent Show provides a fun and memorable opportunity for members to connect while highlighting the diverse talents that make Texas FFA extraordinary.

  Dedicated to Mr. Rodney Martine
The Texas FFA Association is proud to dedicate the Texas FFA Talent Show in honor of Rodney Martine, whose leadership and commitment helped shape the event for many years.

Mr. Martine devoted 33 years to agricultural education before retiring from College Station High School in 2021. Throughout his distinguished career, he served many years as the Chair of the Talent Committee. As we celebrate the talent and achievements of Texas FFA members, we also recognize and honor Mr. Martine’s legacy of service, dedication, and excellence.


The Cody Johnson Talent Winner Scholarship      
  The Texas FFA Association is proud to recognize the generosity of Cody Johnson and his family through the establishment of the Cody Johnson Talent Winner Scholarship. This scholarship will be presented each year to the winner of the Texas FFA Talent Contest. 

Long before becoming a chart-topping country music artist, Johnson was a Texas FFA member who shared his passion for music on the Texas FFA talent contest stage. This remarkable gift reflects the Johnson family's commitment to supporting young people, celebrating talent, and investing in the future of agricultural education.