FFA in the USA

Hearing a call to action from the Washington Leadership Conference, California FFA members have stepped up to give back.

If you're interested in running for state FFA office, here are five experiences that could shape your year of service.

Follow Graysen Vanya’s journey from rural Texas FFA leader to college mentor dedicated to service and agriculture.

JaLeigh Oldenburg, a spirited educator from Mulhall, Okla., is cultivating more than young minds in her kindergarten classroom—she’s planting seeds of curiosity and a love for agriculture.

Eighty-seven years ago, ag teacher Miguel A. Maymón wrote the Puerto Rico FFA Anthem, a symbol of pride to FFA members.

Holly and Maggie Carroll live out the FFA motto of “Living to Serve” by donating their show pigs to Oklahoma’s Pork for Packs, which feeds families in need.

Brad Core exemplifies lifelong service and dedication to FFA, community and agricultural education.

This young FFA officer balances holding roles and achieving success by being more in her community, FFA and in life.

They say it’s important for a leader to have a servant's heart. See how Luke Graham inspires FFA members by “Living to Serve.”

Chris Pollack, a fifth-generation farmer, continues to serve the community by helping face growing issues in agriculture.

Mrs. Geisler’s story shows that “Living to Serve” is more than a motto — it’s a lifelong legacy beyond the blue corduroy.

Patterson FFA members inspire fourth graders through hands-on Ag Day lessons, showcasing livestock, crops and the importance of agriculture.