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1,126 stories by student reporters

Leila Harper · December 4, 2025
A story of growth, leadership and legacy through the journey of FFA Alumna Gracy Smith from Bio-Med Science Academy FFA in Ohio.

McKenzie Wilson · December 4, 2025
In its first year, Chapter Connect made history by bringing together 30 chapters for a fresh, dynamic national collaboration.

Sara Hinson · December 3, 2025
Alpena FFA of Northwest Arkansas hosts the 35th Annual Buddy Bass Fishing Tournament in the heart of the Ozarks.

Madison Satterfield · December 3, 2025
The Moriarty FFA Chapter has shown how a simple dessert can spark generosity and uplift an entire community.

Beau Newport · December 3, 2025
For this Newport FFA Alumnus from Oklahoma, being recognized on the national stage meant seeing hard work coming to fruition.

Masyn Morrow · December 1, 2025
With advancements in technology, FFA members can help combat labor shortages in agriculture.

Catherine Doherty · December 1, 2025
How renewable energy growth is affecting farmland and food production in eastern Oregon.

Riley Barnes · November 25, 2025
In September 2024, Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina. Rising to the challenge, North Iredell FFA embodied “Living to Serve,” aiding their community with resilience and compassion.
Laina Bell · November 25, 2025
Four chapters in northeast Missouri share how they impact their communities through unique service projects.

Trent Oney · November 25, 2025
Sumner FFA Alumni Julie Neil shares her FFA story and how the organization prompted her success and future in agriculture.

Tosha Kenyon · November 24, 2025
For Veterans Day, Lander FFA reminds that freedom isn’t free and those who protect America deserve to be celebrated.

Jazmily Blakely · November 5, 2025
The Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture helps fund and support the Sunshine Class at the Kentucky State Fair in honor of participant Abby Beeler.
Deziree Craven · November 5, 2025
The commitment shown by the Enterprise FFA Chapter proves that its dedication and craftsmanship make a real difference.

Tosha Kenyon · November 5, 2025
Wyoming Superintendent of Education Megan Degenfelder aims to serve her state’s FFA members through expansion and reformation.
Logan Sarnik · November 5, 2025
FFA helped this Connecticut member find her way back to agriculture and develop her passion for helping animals and people.

Camryn Allsbrook · November 5, 2025
Discover how Clear Lake FFA members Camryn Allsbrook and Addie Cooper live out the FFA motto through their Supervised Agricultural Experience.

Aleigha Hughes · November 5, 2025
Bayley Kearney is a successful Kentucky FFA Alumna and female leader through her specialist position with Chevron Corporation.

Laiken Wilcox · November 5, 2025
The South Central Region hosted more than 500 FFA members at the 2025 South Central Regional Leadership Conference. A day dedicated to leadership, teamwork and growth.

Emma Crabtree · November 5, 2025
To celebrate Homecoming, Jacksboro FFA exemplified “Living to Serve,” by distributing “Mums and Meals” throughout its community.

Lachlan Bradley · November 5, 2025
From a Finley, Wash., farm to the House of Representatives, April Connors credits FFA for launching her public service and champions career pathways for students.

Natalie Reed · November 5, 2025
Wheatland FFA is cleaning up its community one weed, one piece of trash and one act of service at a time.

Neha Clement · November 5, 2025
Jason Ferreira inspires and pushes his California FFA members to the frontline of agriculture, inspiring many along the way.

Shelby Hillebrandt · November 5, 2025
Houston Parker of the Carroll County FFA Chapter in Kentucky exemplifies the FFA motto of “Living to Serve” through every aspect of his life.

Ellie Samek · November 5, 2025
In Polk County, Mo., “Living to Serve” isn’t just an attribute some people obtain; it’s a way of life for all folks, including this individual.
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