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.

Beyond the End Zone: Agriculture at Lambeau Field

NFL football fields provide a strong example of plant science in action. This article looks at the special turf grass system and explains how plant growth, soil care, water and technology keep the field in pristine condition. Byng FFA officer Landry Lewis shares his personal experience visiting Lambeau Field and recognizing the important connection agriculture plays in professional sports.

By |November 1st, 2026|Categories: FFA in the USA|Tags: , , , , |

Service Meets Tradition: Hopkins FFA Chapter’s Mission to Honor America’s Veterans

The Hopkins FFA Chapter celebrates American agriculture by learning and teaching Civil War history, flag code, and service through their Honor Guard with their student-led Civil War Committee. These members ensure veterans in their community are respected and honored while providing educational lessons to elementary students. Their Honor Guard is also requested at local events, to statewide recognition from Michigan FFA.

By |October 28th, 2026|Categories: FFA in the USA|Tags: , , , , |

Better Ways, Former Years: The Agriculture Traditions of Indigenous Alaska

Alaska’s agriculture extends far beyond traditional farms and livestock. Explore how Alaska Native communities have sustained food, culture and agricultural knowledge through wild plant cultivation, salmon harvests and reindeer husbandry, while adapting to modern agricultural practices. From generations-old traditions to modern greenhouses, these practices show how agriculture continues to evolve alongside Alaska’s environment and communities.

Keeping Community Traditions Alive

Each year, the Barren County FFA Chapter hosts a community-wide event, the Hog Roast, that celebrates farmers and the county´s agricultural heritage by bringing community members, local businesses, and FFA members together to enjoy a meal and highlight the successes of the Barren County High School Agriculture Department.

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