FFA in the USA Archives

Culpeper County’s Farm Tour Cultivates Connection
Culpeper County’s Harvest Days Farm Tour connects FFA members and farmers to the community through local agriculture and education.

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By Madison StephensPublished On: January 16th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: building communities, Culpeper County Farm Tour, Culpeper County FFA, Eastern Region, FFA in the USA, hands-on learning, Local Engagement, virginia, Virginia Agriculture, Virginia FFAViews: 197
Where Memories Grow and Fish Thrive: Fleming County FFA’s Memorial Tree Project
Each year, Fleming County FFA partners with the Fleming County Rotary Club to create Flemingsburg’s “Memory Lane,” a memorial tree display that honors loved ones while supporting local waterways.

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By Cyrus BivensPublished On: January 15th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: building communities, Eastern Region, FFA in the USA, Fleming County FFA, kentuckyViews: 83
Ripon Christian FFA Blooms Into the National FFA Floriculture Champions
After a journey of hard work and dedication, Ripon Christian FFA Chapter’s Floriculture Team was crowned as the 2025 National Champions!

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By Kate CooperPublished On: January 15th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: california, CDE, Champions, FFA in the USA, Floriculture, National FFA, Ripon Christian, Western RegionViews: 176
Missouri FFA From 2025 Members’ Perspectives
Missouri FFA had an exciting year filled with many opportunities, activities and new friendships.

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By Michaela MillerPublished On: January 15th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: central region, FFA in the USA, MissouriViews: 195
How NERSBA FFA “Lives to Serve” Their Community
NERSBA FFA in North Carolina works together to clean up their community by using their skills and knowledge in Landscaping.

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By Saylor SwainPublished On: January 12th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: Community Service, FFA in the USA, North Carolina, Southern RegionViews: 84
Winning the War on Soil Erosion
To win the war on soil erosion, producers will have to implement regenerative agriculture.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: Accelerated Soil Erosion, agriculture, Brody Medina, carbon sequestration, central region, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, ffa, FFA in the USA, FFA in the USA Reporter, Frontier FFA, Medina, Opinion, Productivity, regenerative agriculture, Rotational Grazing, Silviculture, Soil Erosion, soil health, sustainability, Watershed, Watershed Management, Watersheds, Western Region, Wyoming, Wyoming FFAViews: 122
North Pike FFA: Growing Beyond the Classroom
This Mississippi chapter received a grant to build a greenhouse that provides diverse hands-on learning opportunities and a chance to serve others.

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By Sophey ErringtonPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: Advocacy, agricultural education, Community Service, ffa, FFA in the USA, grant, greenhouse, hands-on learning, horticulture, Leadership, living to serve, mississippi, North Pike FFA, plant sciences, service, Southern RegionViews: 121
One Century. One Organization. A Million Leaders.
Virginia FFA celebrates 100 years, displaying commitment to leadership, service and agriculture, while also empowering FFA members to lead.

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By Katie Grace BarrettPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: 100 years of FFA, agricultural education, Eastern Region, ffa history, FFA in the USA, virginia, Virginia FFA, women in ffaViews: 327
The Heart of the Holidays: Wisconsin Farms and Businesses Behind the Magic
How small Wisconsin businesses, including cranberry growers, tree farmers and more, are effected over the holiday season.

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By Lydia BuhrPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: An FFA Christmas Story, central region, cheese, Christmas, cranberry production, ffa, FFA in the USA, greenhouse, Holidays, Treefarms, wisconsinViews: 246
Cheyenne Frontier FFA Stuffs the Pantry
Members of an FFA chapter in Cheyenne, Wyo., got to pie their advisor — and contributed over 100 lbs. of food to a local pantry.

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By Brody MedinaPublished On: January 6th, 2026Categories: FFA in the USATags: Brody Medina, building communities, central region, Cheyenne FFA, Cheyenne Frontier FFA, Committee, ffa, FFA in the USA, FFA in the USA Reporter, food donation, food insecurity, food pantry, Frontier FFA, living to serve, Medina, pantry, pie, reporter, service, service project, service-learning, Wyoming, Wyoming FFAViews: 197
From the Barn to the Table: The Role of Agriculture in Holiday Traditions
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.

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By Emelyn RosePublished On: December 19th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: Christmas, Community Service, FFA in the USA, SAEs, texas, Texas FFA, west hardin ffa, Western RegionViews: 176
Town Kids, Farm Kids, All Kids: Northfield FFA
Northfield FFA in Minnesota has become a unique blend of members, both "town" and "farm" kids, where everyone belongs.

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By Josiah (Josie) KuennenPublished On: December 17th, 2025Categories: FFA in the USATags: central region, ffa, FFA in the USA, minnesota, Northfield FFAViews: 394