FFA History
What did FFA USED to stand for?
Future Farmers of America
What are the FFA colors?
National Blue and Corn Gold
Who is the Chapter President?
Melinda Wesley
How many members are in the FFA?
1,027,273
What is a “tallywacker”?
FFA jacket zipper
What year was the FFA organization founded?
1928
Name five parts of FFA Official Dress
FFA Jacket
FFA tie/scarf
Black slacks/black skirt
Black dress shoes
Black pantyhose/tights
Who is station by the plow?
Daily Double: Who is it on the officer team?
Vice President
What percentage of FFA members receive their American Degree?
Less than 1%
Where is National FFA Convention held?
Indianapolis, IN
What town in Ohio is the home of the FFA jacket?
Fredericktown
What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to Do
Doing to Learn
Earning to Live
Living to Serve
Who is stationed by the Chapter Scrapbook?
The Historian
How many States and other areas have FFA?
52. All U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agricultural Experience
Which U.S. president was a member of the FFA?
Jimmy Carter
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
E. M. Tiffany
How many constitutional officers are there?
6
What percentage of FFA members are middle school students?
7%
Who is the National FFA Officer from Ohio?
Daily Double: What is their office position?
Luke Jennings
What were women involved in the chapter called before women were allowed to join FFA?
Chapter Sweethearts
How many symbols are in the FFA Emblem?
5 symbols: cross section of the ear of corn, rising sun, plow, owl, and the eagle
Who is the Utica Chapter Parliamentarian?
Haley Unger
What percentage of FFA members come from an agricultural background?
30%
What is the highest degree you can earn in the FFA?
American FFA Degree