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.
From State Star Farmer to Kindergarten Teacher: Using FFA Lessons To Serve the Next Generation
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.
Lifelong Advocate Chris Pollack Continues to Make an Impact
Chris Pollack, a fifth-generation farmer, continues to serve the community by helping face growing issues in agriculture.
Don Sheller: A Life Rooted in Purpose, More Than a Scar
After losing his arm in an accident earlier this year, farmer Don Sheller lives to serve through faith and purpose.
Ag Roots, Servant Heart: Ella Feldman’s Journey From FFA Member to Mentor
Ella Feldman’s passion for agriculture and education drives her to give back through teaching, leadership and lifelong service.
Being the Difference
Missy Wooldridge embodies the FFA motto. She is a dedicated and driven individual who challenges and inspires new faces in the industry.
Living to Serve: Lori Alexander’s Ongoing FFA Legacy
Past Kansas FFA state officer Lori Alexander has spent years living out the FFA motto of “Living to Serve.”
Palmyra FFA: Service in Adversity
A Missouri FFA chapter embodies “Living to Serve” following the serious spinal injury of one its own, JaTayvion “JT” Thomas.
Wyoming FFA Members Advocate for Agriculture at Nation’s Capital
A Wyoming FFA team visited Washington, D.C., to discuss pesticide regulations and endangered species protection with national leaders.
5 Tips for Planning Your Next Service Project From a Wyoming FFA Alumna
From shelters to show goats, Callie Rosner demonstrates how FFA members can turn passions into service projects that can change communities.
How Can You Live to Serve Like the Carvers?
This family from Bokoshe, Okla., created the Logan Project in memory of their late son and brother, Logan Carver, who lived to serve.
