FFA in the USA is one of the most popular sections in FFA New Horizons. Starting in September 2024, you’ll see stories written by more than 130 FFA in the USA Reporters from across the country, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Travis Jett: Living the FFA Motto
Travis Jett, a Laverne FFA alum and past national officer from Oklahoma, shares how he still embodies the FFA motto and talks about its impact.
Growing Through FFA Week: Woodward FFA
Woodward FFA members spend FFA week growing together by reading to kids and spreading faith by going to church.
More Than A Merger — The Black History Behind FFA
The National FFA thrives by honoring its history, ensuring future generations grow with purpose, understanding and respect for past sacrifices.
FFA Week at the Livestock Show
The Woodward District Livestock Show established a social media team composed of local students to build skills and friendships.
More Than Muddy Paws: How One Oklahoma FFA Member Is Gaining Real-World Skills Through Her SAE
Through her SAE, Wash and Walk, Oklahoma FFA member Mikaela Yandell is turning her lifelong love for animals into hands-on experience that prepares her for a future in veterinary sciences.
Agriculture Doesn’t Stop
FFA members across the Unites States cared for their livestock projects during the harsh winter storm. FFA in the USA Reporter Beau Newport highlights the importance of caring for projects and what members of Oklahoma's Meeker FFA did to protect their stock.
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.
From Blue Jackets to Ink Pens: Jenks FFA Bridges the Distance Between Chapters
Discover how Jenks FFA members are learning about agricultural communications by writing to FFA chapters in every state.
The World Needs All Kinds of Minds: Wise Words From Temple Grandin
Temple Grandin shares her perspective of individuals with autism working in the agriculture field, and she emphasizes the need for everyone’s ideas.
When Misconceptions Hurt Producers
What are misconceptions in agriculture, how do they hurt producers, and what can we do about it?
