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.
Creating Her Own Path: An Aspiring Agriculture Teacher’s Perspective
Bailey Ham created her own path in FFA, leading to agricultural education. Hear her advice.
Finding Her Voice: Kinzie Brassell’s Journey in Agriculture
From a young member with big ambitions, to Louisiana FFA state secretary, Kinzie Brassell's journey shows that some of life's greatest lessons are learned when you're willing to embrace the unfamiliar.
Why FFA in the USA?
What is FFA in the USA and why should you think about applying?
Beyond Blue Ribbons: The Connections of Bella Grace Baker
Explore the true meaning of FFA for Bella Grace Baker: a love that goes beyond any blue ribbon.
More Than a Member: Grace Schmidt
From the classroom to the community, Grace Schmidt's FFA journey showcases growth, leadership and successes within agriculture.
From Advisor’s Kid to FFA Leader
Growing up with two FFA advisor parents, one student discovered that the organization she overlooked would become a second home.
An Unique Supervised Agricultural Experience
Have you ever heard about worm leachate and vermicomposting? Or do you know what it is? Fifteen-year-old Puerto Rican boy Geriel Vega has his SAE project about leachate. How amazing!
Chasing the Spotlight: Jace Myers’ Path to Leadership
Jace Myers worked hard to secure his role as the Oklahoma FFA central area vice president this year.
From Dream to Legacy: A 50-Year Journey Comes Full Circle
A grandfather and granddaughter duo receive their state degrees at the 100th Virginia State FFA Convention, but grandfather receives his 50 years later.
Leo Enlow’s Leadership: All In, All Done?
Sapulpa FFA Chapter President Leo Enlow exemplifies true leadership through service, mentorship, hard work and a commitment to helping others.
