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FFA in the USA
364 stories by student reporters

Shiloh Beadles · October 17, 2025
Whether it’s donating grant money or mentoring members, James Ankenbrand finds ways to invest in his Illinois community’s FFA chapter.

Carlie Nowlin · October 17, 2025
A Pennsylvania FFA chapter brightens lives at Cedarwood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center by planting flowers and fostering joy through community engagement.

Katie Grace Barrett · October 15, 2025
James River FFA members hosted a birdhouse workshop at Eagle Rock Library, engaging the community and living to serve through agriculture.

Anna Warf · October 14, 2025
The Green County FFA Chapter serves local farmers through a unique event. Promoting safety is a great way to show appreciation.

Madison Stephens · October 14, 2025
A lifelong advocate for agricultural education, Stephanie Emmel built her legacy by inspiring students to lead with integrity and service.

Delainey Haddix · October 10, 2025
Parents are “Living to Serve.” Read how their love, grit and sacrifices bring the blue jacket to life!

Leila Harper · October 10, 2025
In Ohio, this chapter leads a summer camp where students explore agriculture, STEM and leadership through engaging hands-on activities.
Nathan Lachance · October 8, 2025
Learn how the Bristol FFA Chapter in Massachusetts created a student-run business venture that provides real-world skills and experiences.

McKenzie Wilson · October 1, 2025
Bassett FFA modeled the FFA motto, “living to serve,” by handing out honorable lanyards for the rescue K9s from 9/11.

Cole Bauman · October 1, 2025
“Living to serve” isn’t just a motto for Liberty Center FFA. See how this chapter is making a difference for those in need in its community.

Lauren Quinlan · August 2, 2025
Check out these ideas for programs, events and activities from around the country, submitted by the 2024-25 FFA in the USA reporters.

A. Houser · July 13, 2025
Grassland FFA unites Lancaster County with their popular “Cow Karaoke Night” tradition.

Lauren Argotte · July 13, 2025
Connersville FFA President Emma Ruf’s Instagram page spreads joy and connects members across the state of Indiana.

Ryan Butterfield · July 13, 2025
Valstone’s strategic shift into agriculture includes focusing on technology, integration and supporting future generations.

Lauren Argotte · July 13, 2025
Attending WLC helped Indiana FFA District IV Treasurer Chris Hall learn to lead with his authentic self and inspire change in his community.

Parker Burris · July 13, 2025
Although the United States has its own rules and practices, Ireland follows a much tighter process when it comes to their yield.

Jaiden Fordyce · June 18, 2025
Colin Bailey turned a summer project into a thriving landscaping business with FFA support.

Parker Burris · June 11, 2025
This Warren FFA member worked hard throughout her time in FFA to pursue her goal of becoming an Ohio FFA state officer.

Lucy Chorman · May 28, 2025
Delaware FFA members engaged with agricultural policy firsthand through advocacy workshops and legislative discussions.

Kaden Ambers · May 28, 2025
Learn how one urban chapter, Gary Comer FFA, can make a citywide difference in agricultural education and literacy.

Lauren Argotte · May 28, 2025
After attending the Washington Leadership Conference, Brock Hurley is growing his passion for leadership and preparing for a future in agricultural policy and law.

Haven Cash · May 28, 2025
Current North Clay FFA members in Illinois make cherished discoveries of memorabilia from those who came before them.

Cyrus Bivens · May 28, 2025
In the world of agriculture, there’s no shortage of inspiring stories that bring out the best in individuals and what they are doing to change the world.

Grace Conley · May 28, 2025
This year, Bourbon County FFA awarded two people with honorary membership who support the chapter and agriculture department: Cheryl Conley and Joe Hendricks.
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