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 Placement: The Gift of Livestock Evaluation
North East Carolina Preparatory senior and junior livestock evaluation teams share what has been the most rewarding part of their journeys.
From Blue Jacket to White Coat: An FFA Alum’s Commitment to Veterinary Service
How a former member and veterinarian embodies the FFA motto "Living to Serve" through compassionate animal care and community impact.
Logan Johns Makes a Big Impact in a Small Town
This Meeker FFA advisor has transformed his program into a place of confidence, leadership and belonging for members and families.
100 Years, One Legacy: Celebrating FFA Week in Virginia
This is how many Virginia FFA chapters keep more than 100 years of traditions alive during National FFA Week.
The Great Indiana State Fair: Inside the Indiana FFA Pavilion
Indiana FFA State Southern Region Vice President Calvin Myers spent every day connecting with fairgoers, running the pavilion and sharing the story of agriculture. From welcoming families at the FFA putt-putt course to chatting with Featured Farmers, Myers’ experience shows how the pavilion brings agriculture to life for all ages.
Ranching Through Generations: Florida’s Native Cattle Story
From Seminole pastures to today’s ranches, Native cattle producers in Florida balance tradition, innovation and sustainability.
Cattlemen’s Congress
Meet three livestock exhibitors who represented Meeker, Okla., well during an annual event held in Oklahoma City.
You Can, Despite the Doubt: Gracie Oliver’s FFA Journey
Gracie Oliver's FFA journey shows that you can do it, despite the doubt. Ultimately turning challenges into leadership, inspiration and lifelong connections.
12 Days of Positive Impact
What does service look like? For the Mesa Vista FFA Chapter, the answer to that question is hard work, leadership, and connection.
Serving His Community, One Can at a Time
After 17 years of inspiring students, agriculture teacher Jonathon Tuttle leaves a lasting legacy of innovation, service and environmental stewardship.
