FFA Basics
What do the letters FFA originally stand for?
Future Farmers of America
What animal produces milk that people commonly drink?
A dairy cow
What crop is commonly used to make popcorn?
Corn
I lay eggs and have feathers. What am I?
A chicken
What farm animal is known for saying "moo"?
Cow
What are the official FFA colors?
National Blue and Corn Gold
What is a baby sheep called?
Lamb
What do plants absorb from the sun to help make their food?
Sunlight
I have a long neck and can run surprisingly fast. What am I?
Ostrich
What is a group of chickens called?
A flock
What are the three parts of the FFA motto?
Learning to Do, Doing to learn, Earning to Live
What are the four main compartments of a cow's stomach?
Rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum
What gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere?
Carbon Dioxide
I can rotate my head up to 270 degrees, making me excellent at keeping an eye on everyone. Who am I?
Owl
Which farm animal has a four-compartment stomach: a pig, a cow, or a chicken?
Cow
What is the highest degree an FFA member can earn at the national level?
American FFA Degree
What is the term for a female pig that has not had a liter?
Gilt
What is the process called when plants use sunlight to make food?
Photosynthesis
I carry my house on my back and move very slowly. What am I?
Snail
Which farm animal can sleep standing up but also lie down to sleep?
A horse
What year did FFA officially change its name from Future Farmers of America to the National FFA Organization?
1988
What nutrient group is especially important for building and repairing muscles in livestock?
Protein
What type of soil generally holds the most: sandy, clay, or silty soil?
Clay soil
Which animal turns a peaceful walk into an unexpected sprint?
A loose pig
What is the term for a young female cow that has not yet had a calf?
Heifer