Leadership
communication skills, empathy, integrity, knowledge, courage, dependable, initiative, tact, enthusiasm, selflessness, loyalty
What is the official name of FFA?
The National FFA Organization
Who are our advisors?
Ms. Gunter and Dr. Lawrence
What year was the FFA creed adopted?
1930
What are the major crops grown in the United States?
Corn, soybeans, barley and oats
Are leaders born or developed?
developed
What are FFA colors?
National blue and corn gold
How many officers are there?
When did national blue and corn gold become the FFA colors?
1929
How do farmers protect their crops from pests and diseases?
practices like crop rotation and companion planting, biological controls like introducing beneficial insects, and, in some cases, use of pesticides
What are some ways you can develop leadership skills?
School organization, job, athletics, class room activities, community organizations
What month is national FFA week?
February
Who is our president and vice president?
Hailey and Adrianna
When were women officially allowed to join FFA?
1969
What are some of the benefits of sustainable agriculture?
improved soil health, enhanced biodiversity, reduced environmental impact, increased food security, and economic resilience for farmers and local communities
What is tact?
Dealing with others in a positive way
What is the FFA mission?
to make a positive difference in students' lives by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education
What was the most recent event our chapter attended?
UMO Agfest
When did FFA get its name changed?
1988
What are some of the different types of livestock?
cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, horses, and poultry like chickens, ducks, and turkeys
What is leadership?
The ability to show the way or guide the actions and opinions of a group
When was FFA founded?
1928
What does our chapter sell each year in Feburary?
Roses
When was the first national FFA center dedicated?
1959
How do farmers market their products?
through various channels, including farmers' markets, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs, direct-to-consumer online sales, local grocery stores, restaurants, and social media.