FFA 101
What year was FFA established?
1928
What is the term for an animal that is naturally hornless?
Polled
What part of the plant produces food?
Leaves
What term describes the specific environment where a plant or animal naturally lives and grows?
Habitat
Which tool is used for turning and fastening bolts?
Wrench
What material is the FFA jacket made from?
Corduroy
What is the term for a female pig that has given birth?
Sow
What is the term for a tree that loses its leaves in the winter/dormant season?
Deciduous
What is the term for a natural resource that can replenish itself naturally over time, such as timber or solar energy?
What general category of tools is used for gripping and clamping?
Pliers
Which FFA officer is stationed by the emblem of Washington?
Treasurer
What breed of cattle is known as "the business breed" and is from England, with black hair and hide color. It is known for excellent meat quality
Angus
What part of the plant is necessary to be fertilized for fruit and seed production?
Flower
What is the term for an animal that naturally preys on other animals for food?
Predator
What is the name for the stick, or rod that is used in arc welding?
What do the letters CDE stand for?
Career Development Event
How many days (on average) does it take to incubate an egg to hatch?
21 days
This category of plants complete their life cycle in ONE growing season
Annual
What practice involves the wise use and protection of natural resources to ensure they last for future generations?
Conservation
What is the shape of the slow-moving vehicle safety emblem, which is required on equipment traveling under 25 miles per hour?
Triangle
Who is the current state FFA president in Oklahoma?
Coy Davidson, Elgin
What is the top livestock commodity in Oklahoma?
Beef cattle
This plant macronutrient helps give plants their deep green color.
Nitrogen
What do we call the clearing or removal of a forest or stand of trees, often to clear land for agricultural use?
Deforestation
This is a durable building material made by mixing cement, water, and minerals such as sand, gravel, or crushed stone, which hardens through a chemical process.
concrete