FFA HISTORY
What does FFA stand for?
Future Farmers of America
What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve.
What are the FFA colors?
National blue and Corn gold
Which degree is earned in the 7th or 8th grade?
the Discovery FFA degree
The FFA Jacket must be?
zipped up to the top
What are the organization's colors?
National Blue
Corn Gold
Who is stationed by the OWL?
The Advisor
Who is your Dobson FFA Advisors?
Ms.Masters & Ms.Rollins
What is the official salute to the FFA?
Pledge of Allegiance
Who is E. M. Tiffany?
The man who wrote the FFA Creed.
What does the Rising sun signify?
Progress
How do you qualify for the Greenhand FFA degree?
by being a first year member
What color should the pants/skirts in official dress be?
Black.
What does C.D.E. mean?
Career Development Events
Who is stationed by the Plow?
The Vice President.
How many stars are on the american flag ?
50
What year were women allowed to join the FFA?
1969
I believe in the future of farming with a ...
Faith born not of words but of deeds
What does the Plow signifies?
Labor and Tillage of the Soil
How do you receive the Chapter FFA degree?
What is by getting your Greenhand degree, completing 180 hours of Ag education or above the 9th grade level
What kind of shirt must you wear in Official Dress?
a White Collared Shirt.
Where is the National FFA Center located?
Indianapolis, IN
Who is stationed by the Rising Sun and proceeds over all meetings?
The President.
What does L.D.E. mean?
Leadership Development Events
When was FFA established?
1928
How many paragraphs are in the FFA Creed?
5
What does the Eagle symbolize?
Freedom
The State FFA Degree celebrates your...?
High school career
What kind of accessories should males and females have?
Girls--black closed-heel and black nylon hosiery
Boys--black dress shoes and black socks.
How many Arizona State Officers are there?
8
Who is stationed by the open book or shield of friendship that is responsible for welcoming members and maintaining order (bouncer):
The Sentinel.
Who calls the role of officers?
Vice President
What year did the NFA and FFA merge?
1965
I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging;...
...for I know the joys and discomforts of farm life
What does the Ear of Corn represent?
Unity
Which degree is the highest degree achievable in the National FFA organization
the American FFA Degree
The cotton used to make the FFA jackets is grown where?
Tennessee.
What does NFA Stands for
New Farmers of America
Who is represented by the ear of corn and handles all the correspondence of the chapter such as agendas and minutes.
The Secretary.
How many Greenhand officers do we have?
5
Reciting the FFA Creed is needed to receive your
Greenhand FFA Degree.
When was the creed adopted?
1930
What does the Owl represent?
Knowledge & Wisdom
If you have a strong SAE project, what award could you apply for through FFA?
Proficiency Award
What shoes should you not wear as official dress?
Boots, Sandals, Open-toed shoes, or Tennis shoes.
How many National FFA Officers are there?
6
Who is represented by the Emblem of Washington and maintains the finances of the chapter.
The Treasurer
What are the five degrees in FFA?
Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and American