The FFA Creed begins by expressing belief in this.
What is the future of agriculture?
The Creed says living and working on a good one can be pleasant and challenging.
What is a farm?
The Creed says leadership should come from this group.
Who are ourselves?
The Creed supports less dependence on this.
The Creed supports less dependence on this.
The Creed says there should be less need for this, but more of it when needed.
What is charity?
The creed says faith in agriculture should be on these, not just words.
What are deeds?
The Creed also includes people involved in these besides working directly on a farm.
What are other agricultural pursuits?
The writer believes respect should come from these people.
Who are others?
The Creed supports having more power in this activity.
What is bargaining?
American agriculture should remain true to these.
What are the best traditions of our national life?
The achievements of these people help create faith in agriculture's future.
Who are present and past generations of agriculturists?
Agricultural life includes both joys and these.
What are discomforts?
The writer believes in the ability to work efficiently and do this clearly.
What is thinking clearly?
The Creed says people should have enough honest wealth to help create this kind of life.
What is the life abundant?
The writer believes they can influence these two places.
What are their home and community?
The Creed promises better days through these.
What are better ways?
The writer says they have an inborn fondness for these connections to agricultural life.
What are associations with agricultural life?
The writer wants to gain these in order to work efficiently and think clearly.
What are knowledge and skill?
The writer wants honest wealth to help make life abundant for themselves and these people.
Who are others?
The writer wants their influence to stand solid for their part in this important responsibility.
What is helping improve American agriculture?
The better things people enjoy today came from the struggles of these people in former years.
Who are former generations of agriculturists?
This paragraph explains that agricultural life can be rewarding even when it is difficult.
What is the second paragraph of the FFA Creed?
Progressive agriculturists should serve their own interests and this larger interest.
What is the public interest?
The Creed says people should be happy and do this with those whose happiness depends on them.
What is playing square?
This paragraph connects agriculture with national traditions, personal responsibility, and community influence.
What is the fifth paragraph of the FFA Creed?