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What does FFA stand for?
Future Farmers of America
What crop is grown in all 50 states?
Corn
Who can wear the FFA jackets?
Any official FFA member
Where can you wear your FFA jacket?
Any FFA activities
Who can supervise FFA activities?
Any FFA Instructor(Teacher)
When did FFA and NFA join together?
1965
What are the FFA colors?
Corn gold and National blue
What is a CDE?
Career development event
What is a LDE?
Leadership development event
What is one way a CDE (career development event) can help you?
it can help you practice, hands on experience, knowledge, ETC
Name 2 example of a CDE?
Livestock Judging, agronomy
Name 2 example of an LDE?
Speaking and discussion
What are 3 symbols things from the ffa emblem?
Eagle owl and Rising sun
What does the plow mean in the FFA emblem?
Hard work and perserveance
What is a SAE?
Surpervised Agricultural Experience
What is the official dress dress for guys in FFA?
FFA jacket, White shirt, Dress shoes, Slacks
What are the benefits from an SAE?
The benefits are hands-on experience, knowledge in the field, help you figure out what you wanna do
What year was FFA created founded?
1928
What does an FFA president do?
To Preside over meetings; To Appoint committees; To Coordinate chapter activities; and To Represent the chapter in Public Relations
What are the five ffa symbols on the emblem?
Corn, Rising sun, Plow, Eagle, Owl.
What year was the national ffa convention moved to indianapolis?
1999
What the rising sun mean in the FFA emblem?
The rising sun represents a better tomorrow
What does the owl mean in the FFA logo.
The owl represents wisdom
What year were woman allowed to be in ffa?
1969
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.