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.
Korbin’s Krew Is Making a Difference
This group, which raises awareness for suicide prevention, was created in honor of Karly Steinwehr’s brother.
Wrapping Up Love With FFA
CORE Butte FFA in California has been on a mission this holiday season, collecting donations for children all around the world.
Serving the Ones Who Are Truly Living to Serve
The Salina FFA Chapter focuses on serving members of the military by partnering with the Blue Star Mothers of Mayes County in Oklahoma.
Living to Serve: A Conrad FFA Tradition
This Montana chapter gives back to its community through hosting an annual highway cleanup and preparing harvest dinners.
Kinderpatch Brings Agriculture to Life
The Righetti FFA Chapter’s Kinderpatch program shows how a simple idea can grow into a cherished community tradition, inspiring hundreds of children while uniting and uplifting the community through dedication and collaboration.
Feeding a Community With Sumner FFA
This year, in conjunction with Sumner High School, FFA members collected items needed to support those in need this holiday season.
DeWitt Central FFA ‘Bakes’ a Difference With Christmas Cookie Kits
DeWitt Central FFA members found a creative way to help those in need during the holiday season using Christmas cookie kits.
A Paws-itive Impact: Hope After the Storm
On March 24, 2023, the city of Amory, Miss., was hit by a devastating tornado that left a trail of destruction.
Next Gen Conferences Open Doors for North Carolina FFA Members
Three members traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, to attend the Next Gen: Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Conference.
Latta FFA: Living to Serve
Latta FFA advisor Seth Reeves in Oklahoma wanted to teach members the meaning of Living to Serve. Years later, the chapter is still showing appreciation in a big way.
