Our reporters are FFA members who cover FFA from the communities where it happens. Each year, we select a cohort of members from across the country to write, photograph, and film for FFA in the USA, telling the stories of chapters, classrooms, and members whose work deserves a wider audience. >> View their work
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From Mountain Peaks to Golden Plains | Member’s Stories in the Treasure State
How much do you know about the different FFA chapters and people in just your state? Region? Area? District? Read about the diversity of member experiences in this one state and why we should care for each member's story.
Service Meets Tradition: Hopkins FFA Chapter’s Mission to Honor America’s Veterans
Hopkins FFA celebrates American agriculture by learning and teaching Civil War history, flag code, and service through its 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.
Dirt vs. Data: West Hardin FFA Tackles AI
West Hardin FFA enters its first Agricultural Issues Forum Career Development Event, exploring how AI data centers could impact agriculture and giving members a chance to make their voices heard.
Music Moves the Soul
Through the power of music, the National FFA Band and Chorus unites members from across the country, proving that music moves the soul, builds lifelong friendships, and creates a sense of belonging that reaches far beyond the blue jacket.
