FFA in the USA features vibrant stories from more than 130 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.
Honoring a Legacy: The Daniel Jarrad Memorial Rodeo
This event remembers a beloved firefighter and FFA officer by bringing the community together for a weekend of events and scholarships.
Josh Spencer: Fueled by Passion, Driven to Lead
For this high school senior, tractors aren’t just machines — they’re a lifelong passion and a path toward a future in agriculture.
FFA State Officers Experience Global Agriculture in Spain and Portugal
Seventy-five officers visited cities across two countries while learning about the region’s agriculture.
Does It Taste Like Chicken?
Amaroo Hills is the largest emu farm in the United States and primarily serves individuals who are affected by alpha-gal syndrome.
West Central FFA Tractor Pull: A Legacy of Horsepower, Community and Dedication
This Illinois chapter’s annual event unites the community and fuels student opportunities through tradition.
Searching for Success in Soybeans
Learn about North Oconee FFA member Emi Walker’s award-winning agriscience project and journey in plant science.
Princeville Farm and Ranch Days Hopes to Educate the Community About Agriculture
A local agriculture awareness event aims to showcase how important agriculture is to members of this Illinois community.
Beyond the Blue Jacket: How FFA Helped These Queens Reign in Agriculture and Life
Two former FFA leaders turned watermelon queens share how their involvement launched their successes in agriculture.
Ag Friends ‘Blooming’ in Support
Behind every thriving Nipomo FFA member is a team of passionate parents and community members making big dreams possible through Ag Friends.
The First to be First
Missouri's Versailles FFA Chapter makes history as they send their first CDE team to compete at the National FFA Convention & Expo.
