FFA History
When was FFA founded
1928
What chapter are you in?
What is the FFA motto?
Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
What does the ear of corn symbolize?
Common agricultural interest and unity
Who presides over meetings?
The president
1965
What chapter comes after local?
Federation
What are the FFA colors?
National Blue and corn gold
What does the eagle symbolize?
National scope of FFA and freedom
Who is stationed by the plow?
The vice president
When were women allowed to join FFA?
1969
What level comes after federation?
Region
What is the FFA dress
white collard shirt, black bottoms, black shoes, ffa tie or scarf
What does the Owl symbolize?
Knowledge and wisdom
Who keeps meeting minutes?
Secretary
Who was originally allowed to join FFA?
Young white men
What level comes after region?
State
What are the two ceremonies FFA has?
Opening and closing
What does the plow symbolize?
Labor and tillage of the soil
who is over the money in each FFA chapter?
treasurer
When was the NFA founded?
1935
What level comes after state?
National
What is the FFA mission statement?
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.
What does the rising sun symbolize?
agricultural opportunity and progress
Who greets members at the door?
the sentinel