Who served as the last national president of the NFA?

Adolphus Pinson served as the last national president of the New Farmers of America (NFA), which was an organization that sought to provide opportunities for African American students in agriculture. His presidency marked a significant moment in the history of agricultural education, as it represented the culmination of the NFA's efforts to promote agricultural leadership, education, and community service among African American youth during a time when such opportunities were limited. The NFA was later consolidated into the Future Farmers of America (FFA), which further advanced agricultural education across diverse populations. Pinson’s leadership highlighted the importance of representation and inclusivity within agricultural organizations, which remains a vital conversation today.