FFA in the USA features vibrant stories from nearly 250 FFA reporters representing every corner of the country, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Dive in to uncover the incredible journeys of FFA members and chapters as they explore life-changing agricultural experiences.
Soybeans Fighting Fire
What happens when soybeans meet the fire service? Discover how a soybean-based firefighting foam is creating new opportunities for agriculture while helping rural fire departments protect farms, communities and natural resources.
Building confidence through a color known for sadness. Blue.
Usually, blue is associated with sadness, loneliness, and somber moments. But in FFA, blue means something entirely different. It’s more than a color. It’s a jacket, a community, a thousand memories, and a version of myself I never knew existed.
A Letter to Next Gen: Our Path to Purpose
Two California FFA members write a letter to Next Gen in appreciation for helping them find their place in the midst of corduroy jackets.
Agriculture Formed Who Bill Boulware Is Today
Agriculture changed the way Bill Boulware thought. He was truly changed by the experiences he had.
Be the Impact: Cole Payne
I walked into high school with no interest in tools or building. But FFA builds more than projects—it builds people, and the bonds formed prove mentorship never needs common ground to change a life.
Sharing the Ladder
High school does not mark the end of your FFA journey. Learn how Sammi Selliers stays involved as a California FFA Alumna.
Every Seed Has Its Season
Not all seeds blossom at the same time, nor do all FFA members find their passion immediately. Discover how Alley Long proves it's never too late.
Dr. Mark Russell’s Philosophy of ‘Your Best Next Experience’
Dr. Mark Russell, retired professor at Purdue University, shares how his career shift from veterinary medicine to education shaped his idea of “your best next experience.” His message encourages students to focus on the next step, learn from every opportunity, and grow through both success and failure.
The Missing Chapters: FFA’s Place in Continuation Schools
Despite sharing similar foundations, only two continuation schools in California have FFA chapters. FFA Advisor Robyn Payne shares the challenges and opportunities with advising one.
FFA Sunday: Where Tradition Feels Like Home in Tippecanoe Valley
Each February, as National FFA Week brings excitement to chapters across the country, Tippecanoe Valley FFA begins the week in a way that feels deeply personal.
