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.
More Than Trivia: A Community Invests in the Next Generation
See how the Fall River, Wis., community comes together and raises funds to support agriculture, career and technical education, and student leadership opportunities.
A Tradition That Keeps Growing: Lemoore FFA Pumpkin Patch
A patch full of purpose! Lemoore FFA’s annual pumpkin patch is more than just fall fun. This member-led tradition brings the community together while developing leadership skills.
The Future of the Beef Industry Lives in Brangus Genetics
By pairing three-eighths Brahman and five-eighths Angus traits with modern reproductive tools like artificial insemination and embryology, beef producers and industry leaders can build resilient, heat-tolerant, and profitable herds ready to tackle tomorrow's agricultural challenges.
More Than a Day on the Farm
Every fall, Kenny Farms in Woodward, Oklahoma welcomes families for a day of fun on the farm. But one day each season holds a special purpose. Through Special Needs Day, the Kenny family and local FFA members work together to create an inclusive experience where individuals with disabilities can enjoy everything the farm has to offer. Proving that agriculture is for everyone.
Growing More Than Plants: Lessons in the Learning Garden
Agriculture grows in more places than fields and pastures! At Clewiston Christian School, the Learning Garden gives students a hands-on opportunity to discover where food comes from, develop practical skills, and see the rewards of hard work.
From the Woods to a Can
The Liberty FFA Chapter has partnered with Hunters for the Hungry for its annual deer drive for the past 4 years. The event allows hunters in the area to donate hunted whitetail deer so they can be processed into canned venison soup to provide to those in need across Virginia.
Beyond the Blue Ribbon
Every ribbon has a story, but not every story ends with one. After four years of showing rabbits, Brayden Small has experienced the thrill of grand champion titles and the disappointment of falling short. Behind every result lies a journey of hard work, setbacks and a lesson in what success means beyond the blue ribbon.
Inspired by Mentors, Rooted in Ag
Mentors are the backbone to leaders in agriculture. Dive into the stories of two members, Madelyn Kennedy and Sophia Landeros, to learn more about the impact mentors have had in their lives.
Agriculture All Over the County
Members of FFA in the Laramie County district in WYoming help lead student learning and make real impacts.
A Budding New Business: Bear River Floral Walks Down the Aisle
Bear River High School’s Agribusiness pathway begins with classes in sustainable agriculture. It has culminated with a walk down the aisle. By the end of the three-year path, students can receive certification in floral design, and are able to create monthly arrangements for more than 50 paying customers. A wedding was a first for students in Lauren Glomson’s Advanced Floral course — and they got to work with two brides this past quarter.
