FFA in the USA

Despite lacking an agricultural education program, students at White Lake High School didn’t let that stop them from starting an FFA chapter.

FFA is more than a blue corduroy jacket; it represents opportunity, leadership and personal growth. Kansas FFA Executive Secretary Mary Kane shares how her experiences in FFA helped shape her confidence, communication skills, and success beyond the classroom.

How Missouri FFA State Officer Taylor Nothdurft created her program, Agvocate’s Journey, to highlight member stories across the organization.

NERSBA FFA in North Carolina works together to clean up their community by using their skills and knowledge in Landscaping.

Meeker FFA officers traveled to Norman, Okla., to gain leadership skills, participate in workshops and connect with Oklahoma FFA leaders.

This North Scott FFA member from Iowa is growing flowers and valuable life skills that will prepare her for the future.

As the nation’s leading rice producer, the state relies on rice to support family farms, fuel rural economies and invest in young leaders through hands-on programs like the Arkansas Rice Representative Program. These experiences show students that agriculture welcomes anyone willing to learn, lead and serve.

This Meeker FFA member from Oklahoma has achieved two noteworthy accomplishments that demonstrate her determination and passion.

Virginia FFA members are turning their passion into action by preparing for FFA Day at the Capitol, which will be held in Richmond, Va.

This chapter opens big doors through leadership, hands-on learning and community support. Mariposa may be small, but it is building big futures, one student, one opportunity and one community at a time.