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.
Where Hobbies Meet Hope: Kayli DeVusser’s “Shot” at T1D
As a winning shotgun shooter, this Texas FFA member gives back to her community while doing the sport she loves.
Hollow Rock-Bruceton FFA: A Dream Turned Reality for Dr. H
Learn about how this superintendent supports his Tennessee school district’s chapter — and the lessons he learned from FFA.
It’s All in the Details
Alumni Landon Sutton continues to embody “Living to Serve” by inspiring Clewiston Christian FFA members through creativity, determination and lifelong dedication.
Bio-Med Science Academy FFA Hosts Summer Camp for Students
In Ohio, this chapter leads a summer camp where students explore agriculture, STEM and leadership through engaging hands-on activities.
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.
Wildlife Teaches Us How to Live
One hundred FFA members attended the North Carolina FFA Wildlife Camp and left with a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation.
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.
South Iredell FFA Delivers 30,000 Pairs of Socks to Communities in Need
This North Carolina FFA chapter delivered 30,000 socks to those in need, supporting shelters and showing community leadership.
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.
