FFA History
The city and state where the FFA was first founded.
What is Kansas City, Missouri?
The colors that are on official dress.
What are National Blue and Corn Gold?
First two words of each paragraph.
What is "I believe"?
Stationed by the rising sun; leads meetings.
Who is the President?
Fabric used to make the jacket.
What is corduroy?
The black student group that merged with the FFA in 1965.
What is the New Farmers of America (NFA)?
Emblem base grown in every state symbolizing unity.
What is the ear of corn?
Author of the Creed.
Who is E.M. Tiffany?
Stationed by the flag; handles media.
Who is the Reporter?
The official FFA Salute.
What is the Pledge of Allegiance?
Year the name changed to National FFA Organization.
What is 1988?
Animal at the top symbolizing freedom
What is the eagle?
Convention where it was adopted.
What is the 3rd National Convention?
Stationed by the ear of corn; handles money.
Who is the Treasurer?
Max number of pins allowed on the jacket.
What is three?
The first National FFA President, who was from New Jersey.
Who is Leslie Applegate?
Symbol for labor and tillage of the soil.
What is the plow?
Fill in the blank: "born not of words but of _______."
What is deeds?
Stationed by the door; welcomes guests.
Who is the Sentinel?
Short acronym for student home projects
What is SAE?
Year the name changed to National FFA Organization.
What is 1988?
Symbol for progress and a new day.
What is the rising sun?
Number of times the text has been updated.
What is twice?
Stationed by the owl; guides the chapter.
Who is the Advisor?
The four-line FFA motto.
What is "Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve"?