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.
From Grief to Growth in the Blue Jacket: My Story
FFA became part of my life early, inspired by my dad’s lasting experience; after his passing, I leaned even more deeply into the organization and its purpose.
From Chorus Member to Content Creator: Victor Salas’s FFA Journey
From a last-minute ag class decision to National FFA Chorus and ag advocacy on social media, Victor Salas is making an impact in agriculture.
Finding My Voice Through FFA: A Journey of Growth, Leadership and Agriculture
FFA in the USA Reporter Lauren Anson joined FFA shy and unsure of where she belonged. It became the place where she found her courage, her passion and a version of herself she never expected.
More Than a Blue Jacket
Throughout this year, I wrote stories about the people in my chapter, community and state. Now it's time to hear about my FFA journey.
Interconnected: Texas State Officers Visit 98th Annual California State Conference
Hear about Texas State Officer Carlos Guerra's experience at the 98th California FFA State Conference.
The End of FFA… Or Is It?
Many think FFA ends with a high school diploma, but the lessons, memories and skills learned in FFA last a lifetime.
How FFA Has Changed My Life
FFA means many things, but to me, it's a home and one of the things that has shaped me into the man I am today.
Life’s a Dance You Learn as You Go
FFA in the USA Reporter Karly Anderson reflects on her years in FFA, as she unzips her blue jacket for the last time.
Donkey Basketball: A Hermiston FFA Tradition
Discover how donkey basketball can energize your FFA chapter, build school spirit, and create unforgettable memories through a fun, inclusive event for all members.
From T-1 To Chapter Sentinel
From T1 to chapter sentinel, check out how Williams started in the first grade and ended her senior year strong.
