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.
A Legacy of Service: Brad Etheridge
For former Williston FFA member Brad Etheridge, service is the heart of the blue corduroy jacket.
Why Do We Live To Serve?
As FFA members, it is important to carry out the FFA motto in everyday life. Here's how you can make "living to serve" a priority.
Supporting the Future, through Uniting the Past
Since 2017, Kentucky FFA has hosted a event to bring together supporters and alumni to help support the future generations of Kentucky FFA members.
Living to Serve Through Career and Technical Education
Meet Jennifer Ervin, a Texas FFA Alumni who is Living to Serve beyond the blue jacket through her position in school district administration.
Highland-Craigmont FFA Chapter on the Road To Service
Highland-Craigmont FFA in Idaho serves their community and progresses chapter leadership development.
Growing Leaders at the NCFFA State Leadership Conference
The North Carolina State Leadership Conference brought together FFA members from across the state for a week of leadership training, workshops and experiences that would be remembered for a lifetime.
Don’t Horse Around: Fourth Graders Learn About Farm Safety
Learn more about the DeWitt Central FFA's annual fourth-grade Farm Safety Day event led by its members.
Beyond the Spotlight: The Impact of Brian Jones
Brian Jones tirelessly supports Meeker FFA, its members, and the community, embodying dedication to guiding the next generation through education and unwavering commitment.
“Living to Serve” Behind the Scenes
FFA thrives on service, thanks to members, alumni, and especially ag teachers like Alexis Howell—an exceptional FFA advisor who inspires and empowers the next generation.
Service in Simple Acts
Scotts Hill FFA Reporter Cooper Autry describes what service means to him, and how his chapter played a role in serving him.
