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.
Morgan Noorda: Don’t “Brush” Over Her
In the aftermath of a wildfire, Morgan Noorda showed what it means to be an FFA member.
Reviving Tradition: Hydroponics SAE Sprouts Into Success
Burns FFA senior Gage Grommon reconstructed and tweaked a shop-made hydroponics system that had been out of use for several decades.
From Class Project to SAE: Making Life Sweet and Spreading Joy
Nebraska FFA member Ella Pickrel turned an idea from an introduction to agriculture class into a business named Special E’s Treats.
A Family Business Inspired This SAE
Abby Smith, a freshman from the Glencoe Silver-Lake FFA Chapter in Minnesota, has an interest in custom-engraved designs and sales.
This SAE Project Takes on the Show Biz
Lyla Sapp from the Davie County FFA Chapter grows a passion for showing livestock while also developing leadership skills.
Bold, Bountiful and Blake
Three years in the Governor's School for Agriculture at John De La Howe FFA and Blake Arias is still broadening his horizons.
Sprouting Into Success
Willow Springs FFA Member Katy Spence discovered a love for growing and selling succulents after receiving one as a gift.
FFA Member Advances Hydroponics With 3D Printing
South Carolina FFA Member Jackson Jarvais is developing and researching advancements in a hydroponics system donated to his chapter by a local college.
Planting a Legacy: Bringing the Chestnut to Minnesota
For Bethlehem Academy FFA Member Alexander Timm, his forestry SAE is more than a business — it’s a conservation effort, too.
Working Together: Daisy and Madi Miller
This Deltona Sr. FFA member and chapter officer from Florida shares her daily routine and experiences caring for sheep on her school’s farm.
