A standard dairy or beef cow has this many stomach compartments to help digest tough grasses?
4 compartments
This large, feathered bird is the absolute star of the Thanksgiving table and the main course for millions of families?
Turkey
This NFL team has played a game on every Thanksgiving Day since 1934?
Detroit Lions
What State grows the most potatoes?
Idaho
When was FFA founded?
1928
What animal can jump 5 feet high?
Goats
This small, red, and tart berry is boiled down with sugar to make a traditional red sauce or jelly?
Cranberry
This northern U.S. state produces over 60% of the entire country's cranberry crop every year?
Wisconsin
What crop is grown the most in the United States?
Corn (Maize)
What are the FFA colors?
National Blue and Corn Gold
What is the smartest farm animal?
Pigs
This thick, savory sauce made from meat juices is poured over turkey and mashed potatoes?
Gravy
The first Thanksgiving celebration between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag lasted this many days?
3 days
Though green bean casserole was invented in New Jersey, this midwestern "Badger State" is actually the top producer of snap green beans for the country's canning industry?
Wisconsin
What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
How many farm animals do not have top teeth?
5. Including cows (cattle), Sheep,
Goats, Alpacas, And Llamas
Usually served with a big dollop of whipped cream, this orange-colored dessert is the most famous pie on Thanksgiving?
Pumpkin Pie
Because the Pilgrims lacked wheat flour, butter, and baking ovens, historical accounts show their first autumn feast didn't have foods you would see at your Thanksgiving dinners, So what did they eat?
Seafood
What state produces the most soybeans?
Illinois
You can get 5, and the highest is the American FFA Degree
What animal has a 300-degree vision and is blind the other 60?
Chickens
These soft, fluffy baked goods are served warm at the table and are perfect for wiping up leftover gravy or making mini turkey sandwiches?
Dinner rolls
According to data from the American Farm Bureau, U.S. farmers raise roughly this many millions of turkeys specifically to meet demand for Thanksgiving Day alone?
About 46 million
2 most popular crops that are grown in PA?
Hay and Corn
Who wrote the FFA Creed
EM Tiffiny