These are the official colors of the National FFA Organization.
What is National Blue and Corn Gold?
This is the number of paragraphs in the FFA Creed.
What is 5?
This livestock species is known for producing wool.
What is sheep?
This is what SAE stands for.
This is the year the FFA was founded.
What is 1928?
“Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.”
What is the FFA Motto?
These are the five FFA degrees.
What are Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and American?
This machine is commonly used to harvest wheat and other grain crops.
What is a combine?
This type of SAE involves working for an agricultural employer.
What is paid placement?
This is the year women were officially allowed to become FFA members.
What is 1969?
This is the year the FFA was founded.
This FFA emblem symbol represents wisdom.
What is the owl?
This term describes the science and practice of growing crops.
What is agronomy?
This type of SAE involves owning and operating an agricultural business.
What is entrepreneurship?
This is the year the organization officially became known as the National FFA Organization.
What is 1988?
This acronym stands for Supervised Agricultural Experience.
What is SAE?
This symbol on the FFA emblem represents labor and tillage of the soil.
What is the plow?
This crop is commonly used to produce products such as cornmeal and ethanol.
What is corn?
This type of SAE involves conducting an experiment or investigation.
What is agriscience research?
This person served as the first National FFA President.
Who is Leslie Applegate?
These are the three components of an agricultural education program.
What is classroom instruction, FFA, and SAE?
This person wrote the FFA Creed.
This occurs when wind or water carries away the soil.
What is soil erosion?
This type of SAE focuses on learning and teaching about agriculture.
What is agricultural education?
This law provided federal funding for vocational education, including agriculture, and was passed in this year.
What is the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917?