FFA Basics
When was FFA founded?
1928
How many plant parts are there?
Four
What is a Calf?
Young or baby cattle animal
Orange as a safety color means?
Warning
What is the most essential requirement for all wildlife?
Water
When were women aloud to join FFA?
1969
What is Horticulture?
Production of plants for food and beauty
What is a Foal?
Newborn or baby horse
Saws are classified as?
Cutting Tools
What is a Herbivore?
An animal that only eats plants
What Dose CDE mean?
Career Development Event
What is Nursery/Landscape?
Growing and using plants to make the outdoor environment
What is Roughage?
Grass, Hay, Silage, or other High fiber feed
Accidents among farm workers most often involve?
Machinery
What is wildlife management?
Science of managing wildlife populations and their habitats
How many items are on the FFA emblem?
Five
What is Floriculture?
Production of plants for flowers
What is Swine?
Pigs
What is Welding?
Practice of uniting metal parts by heating or compression
When is archery deer season?
September thru early October
What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to live, Living to Sever
What is Pomology?
The science of producing fruits and Nuts
What is Gestation?
Pregnancy
Welding tables should be made of?
Metal
What is the daily bag limit for ducks?
Six