FFA in the USA
1,128 stories by student reporters
The Year of Youth in Agriculture
Jillian McLaughlin · Jan 7, 2026
With the help of state government officials, Maine FFA members celebrated the Year of Youth in Agriculture.
A Conversation on Cultural Appropriation and Respect
Jewels Pradt · Jan 6, 2026 · 12 reads
For Indigenous FFA members, wearing FFA Official Dress and traditional Indigenous clothing blends unity with cultural pride and ancestral honor.
Winning the War on Soil Erosion
Brody Medina · Jan 6, 2026 · 3 reads
To win the war on soil erosion, producers will have to implement regenerative agriculture.
Your Why: Unlocking Leadership Potential in the Blue Jacket
Grace Schmidt · Jan 6, 2026 · 34 reads
Learn all about the FFA "Why" and read some personal "Why" statements from National and State FFA Officers! Take this inspiration and guidance to craft your own purpose within the organization.
Raising the Bar: Jonesville FFA Advancements
Ryder Cornett · Jan 6, 2026 · 1 read
A Michigan FFA chapter received grant funding that was used to purchase a new barn and create learning opportunities for members.
North Pike FFA: Growing Beyond the Classroom
Sophey Errington · Jan 6, 2026
This Mississippi chapter received a grant to build a greenhouse that provides diverse hands-on learning opportunities and a chance to serve others.
“What FFA Means To Me”
Kaitlyn Houghton · Jan 6, 2026 · 62 reads
Take a look into what FFA means to these six past and present members, and see the impact that it has made on their lives.
One Century. One Organization. A Million Leaders.
Katie Grace Barrett · Jan 6, 2026 · 3 reads
Virginia FFA celebrates 100 years, displaying commitment to leadership, service and agriculture, while also empowering FFA members to lead.
The Heart of the Holidays: Wisconsin Farms and Businesses Behind the Magic
Lydia Buhr · Jan 6, 2026 · 3 reads
How small Wisconsin businesses, including cranberry growers, tree farmers and more, are effected over the holiday season.
Cheyenne Frontier FFA Stuffs the Pantry
Brody Medina · Jan 6, 2026 · 3 reads
Members of an FFA chapter in Cheyenne, Wyo., got to pie their advisor — and contributed over 100 lbs. of food to a local pantry.
From Dream to Difference
Ethan Sheets · Jan 6, 2026
Inspired by the Washington Leadership Conference, Clinton Central senior Ethan Sheets put the FFA mission into action by leading members and volunteers to pack nearly 50,000 meals for families in need through Meals of Hope.
Alumni Connecting Community to Chapter
Mia Calton · Jan 6, 2026 · 1 read
West Johnston FFA Alumni chapter holds a yearly Whobilation Vendor show to connect community to the FFA chapter.
Hanford FFA Goes on a Blind Date With a Book!
Neha Deepthy Clement · Jan 5, 2026 · 2 reads
Read how Hanford FFA members successfully boosted agricultural literacy and involvement in their chapter with one simple event!
Belonging in the Blue Jacket: Dominic’s FFA Journey
Anabel Martinez · Dec 27, 2025 · 1 read
Discover how Dominic Araujo-Woodward, a student with no agricultural background, found belonging, confidence and goals through FFA.
New Mexico FFA Welding Series Sparks Growth in Hands-On Learning
Madison Kenyon · Dec 26, 2025 · 6 reads
The New Mexico FFA Welding Series, launched in 2024, brings students together statewide to build real-world welding skills, strengthen critical thinking, and showcase hands-on talent through competitive weld offs led by ag educators and industry partners.
From the Barn to the Table: The Role of Agriculture in Holiday Traditions
Emelyn Rose · Dec 19, 2025 · 3 reads
From farm-grown foods to community service, including West Hardin CCISD’s parade participation and support for underprivileged youth, FFA highlights the role of agriculture in holiday traditions.
The Drive to Serve: Amelia Morris Brings the Blood Drive to Students
Savannah Griffin · Dec 18, 2025 · 3 reads
Every day, members strive to put these words into action. This month, the South Carolina Governor’s School for Agriculture FFA Chapter is proud to highlight one of its own who truly embodies the spirit of “Living to Serve.”
CowManager: Changing the Dairy Game
Kayla Schweer · Dec 18, 2025 · 2 reads
Learn about CowManager ear sensors and their effects on South Dakota dairy producers Richard and Michelle Schweer.
Leading Through the Gift of Music
Macy Philipp · Dec 18, 2025 · 1 read
The 2025-26 Iowa State Fair Queen Riah Schrage leads with grace through her love of music and her inspiration among others.
Wilton Senior Turns Passion for the Outdoors Into Award-Winning Taxidermy SAE
Natalie Schroeder · Dec 18, 2025 · 3 reads
For Wilton High School senior Lexi Henning, what began as a childhood fascination with the outdoors has evolved into a highly skilled Supervised Agricultural Experience focused on professional taxidermy work.
Western Kentucky FFA Members Receive Murray State University Honors
Hunter Redfern · Dec 18, 2025 · 2 reads
The Hutson School of Agriculture at Murray State University recently honored numerous Western Kentucky FFA members for their outstanding leadership contributions to the organization.
Behind the Quiet Fields
Emma Evans · Dec 18, 2025 · 5 reads
A revealing look at the unseen mental health crisis facing farmers, fueled by isolation and pressure.
Sowing Success: How to Grow Into Being an Exceptional Chapter Officer
Lillian Sokol · Dec 18, 2025 · 43 reads
Learn practical tips and leadership strategies to become an outstanding FFA chapter officer.
Rooted in Knowledge: The Importance of Ag Education
Aniyah Grant · Dec 18, 2025 · 31 reads
In Georgia where agriculture shapes live, AG Education is growing more than crops. It is setting up a future beyond the blue jacket.
