FFA Basics
What do the letters FFA stand for?
Future Farmers of America
Name two types of plants commonly grown in a garden.
Any Fruit or Vegetable
What term describes working on a project to learn skills in agriculture outside of school?
SAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience)
What do we call the upper layer of soil where plants grow best?
Topsoil
What is our school's mascot?
Thunderbird
What is the official color of FFA? (Actual Color Names)
National Blue and Corn Gold
What is the process of planting seeds in soil called?
Sowing
Who are our Class Officers?
Caleb White & Shakiyah Davis
Name one sign of healthy soil.
Dark color, worms, moisture retention, crumbly texture
Name one club students can join at Park Crossing.
FFA, Beta Club, StudCo, etc.
What is the official FFA jacket made of?
Corduroy
What are animals raised on farms for milk, meat, or eggs called?
Livestock
Where did Ms. Smith Graduate from?
Tuskegee University
What is it called when soil is worn away by wind or water?
Erosion
What year did Park Crossing High School open?
2013
What type of education is FFA a part of?
Agricultural Education
What is the term for the nutrients plants need most: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and P____?
Potassium
Who runs chapter meetings and represents the chapter in public?
The President
What type of soil is best for growing most plants?
Loam
Name one of our principals
Any Principal.
What symbol is on the FFA emblem that represents progress and hard work?
The Plow
What farming practice helps keep soil healthy by planting different crops each year?
Crop Rotation
What is the name of the big yearly gathering for FFA members nationwide?
What texture does Clay have when DRY?
hard, brittle, and powdery or floury texture