FFA
OD stands for this.
What is Official Dress?
This many taps of the gavel calls a meeting to order.
What is two?
This city is the cherry capital of the world.
What is Traverse City?
The "A" AFNR stands for this.
What is Agriculture?
This is what GMO stands for.
What is Genetically Modified Organism.
This many officers are elected to the Michigan FFA State team each year.
What is 12?
The office seated at the President's left.
The Agricultural College of the State of Michigan is now known as this.
What is Michigan State University?
The "F" in AFNR stands for this.
The three components to agricultural education.
What is classroom/labratory, SAE, and FFA?
The year the first National Convention was held.
What is 1928?
This many taps of the gavel signifies that all present must stand.
What is three?
Michigan is ranked ___ in the nation for our production of asparagus, tart cherries and chestnuts, among other things.
What is First?
The "NR" in AFNR stands for this.
What is Natural Resources?
The Michigan Farm Bureau mobile teaching facility.
What is the FARM Science Lab?
The only U.S. president to have been an FFA member.
Who is Jimmy Carter?
This is the rule book for parli pro.
What is Robert's Rules of Order?
Michigan is ranked ___ in the nation for our production of Christmas Trees?
What is Third?
The number of career pathways in the AFNR cluster
What is seven?
The percentage in which a product much be organic in order to be labeled as an "organic" product.
What is 95%
This year was when the blue cordoouy jacket was official introduced.
What is 1933?
This many taps of the gavel signifies that all present must sit OR the announcement of a vote.
What is one?
Michigan is second only to this state in terms of how diverse our production is.
What is California?
A common career path in AFNR that is directly related to FFA.
What is an FFA advisor?
No-till farming, rotational grazing, cover cropping, and mixed crop rotation are all forms of this type of farming used to reverse effects of climate change.
What is regenerative farming?