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.
What’s the Buzz?
Throughout Katie Cole’s journey as an FFA member, she has grown a lifelong passion for beekeeping with her father.
Celebrating West Tennessee FFA: The 75th Annual Awards Banquet
The 75th Annual West Tennessee FFA Awards Banquet was a night full of recognizing the more than 4,000 members of West Tennessee FFA.
More Than a Teacher: A Mentor in the Barn and the Shop
Two South Carolina Governor’s School for Agriculture seniors reflect on the impact of their FFA advisors.
Shaping the Future: Recognizing an Exceptional FFA Advisor
Kaitlyn Rhodes, a dedicated horticulture teacher and FFA advisor at the South Carolina Governor’s School for Agriculture, goes above and beyond for her students.
North Carolina’s First Eastern Region MEGA Leadership Conference
In March, around 140 FFA members attended the first Eastern Region MEGA Leadership Conference in North Carolina.
Going Above and Beyond: The Legacy of Jessica Ross at Hendersonville High School
An agriculture educator at Hendersonville High School, Jessica Ross has a heart for service and a passion for growth.
Front Paige Ag: A Voice for Agriculture
Anna Paige Cruse, a member of the Fort Pierce Westwood FFA Chapter, is impacting the world of agricultural advocacy and communication.
Competing in Career and Leadership Development Events: A Path to Real-World Skills
Participating in career and leadership development events, particularly livestock judging, taught valuable lessons in teamwork, time management, communication, and focus, ultimately leading to personal growth and a successful state competition result.
Ari Mota Named Tennessee FFA State Reporter
Ari Mota, a senior at Stewarts Creek High School, was named the 2025-26 Tennessee FFA state reporter.
Turning Barriers Into Bridges: Purposeful Advocacy for Progress
After being told he was ineligible to take an agriculture course, FFA member and reporter Kalem Hall knew the problem had to be solved.
