FFA History
FFA symbols and emblems
CDEs and LDEs
FFA Creed
AG Basics
100

This year, the Future Farmers of America was founded in Kansas City, Missouri 

What is 1928? 

100

This symbol represents the unity of FFA members and their Shared commitment to agriculture.

what is the FFA emblem?

100

This Acronym stands for Career Development Events, Which test students' knowledge and skills in agricultural careers.  

What are CDEs?

100
This FFA member is credited with writing the original FFA Creed in 1930.

who is E.M. Tiffany 

100
This Branch of agriculture focuses on raising cattle, pigs, sheep,goats, and other animals for food and other products. 

What is animal science? 

200

This year, the organization officially changed its name from Future Farmers of America to the National FFA organization 

what is 1988? 

200

This Part of the FFA emblem represents the foundation of agriculture and the fertile soil from which crops grow. 

What is the plow?

200

This Acronym stands for Leadership Development Events, which focus on students' knowledge and skills in agricultural careers. 

what are LDEs?

200

the FFA Creed has this many paragraphs 

What is five?

200

This process involves growing crops and raising livestock for food, Fiber, Fuel, and other products 

What is Agriculture?

300

This state was the first to established an FFA chapter after the organization was founded nationally in 1928 

What is Virginia?

300
This part of the FFA emblem represents progress and the ability to move forward in agriculture.
What Is the rising sun?
300

in this CDE,students identify and evaluate different types of livestock based on traits such as structure, muscle, and reproductive soundness.  

What is Livestock Evaluation?
300

The FFA Creed begins with these 2 words. 

what is "I believe" 

300

This essential nutrient helps plants develop healthy roots,stems, and leaves and is commonly found in fertilizers.

What is Nitrogen?

400

This Famous FFA publication was first published in 1928 and continues to provide agricultural education and information to FFA members

What is FFA New Horizons?
400
This symbol in the FFA emblem represents knowledge and wisdom. 

What is the owl?

400

in this LDE, students prepare and deliver a speech about an agricultural topic without using notes. 

What is Extemporaneous Public Speaking? 

400

This FFA degree requires members to demonstrate knowledge of the FFA Creed as part of the degree requirements.

What is the Greenhand Degree?

400

This type of cattle is raised primarily for producing beef. 

What are beef Cattle? 

500

This U.S. president signed legislation in 1950 allowing FFA members to receive the FFA jacket as an official part of the organizations uniform.

Who is Harry S. Truman?
500
This symbol represents the unity of the FFA members across the United States.

What is the ear of corn?

500

This CDE tests students' ability to identity plants and knowledge of their uses, production, and management. 

What is Floriculture?

500

This national FFA convention was the first time the FFA Creed was officially adopted 

What is the 3rd National FFA convention 

500
This agricultural practice involves growing different crops in a planned sequence on the same land to help maintain soil health and reduce pests and diseases.

What is Crop Rotation? 

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