Natural Resources
They can grow or never run out
What are the 8 U.S. major career areas?
Production Agriculture, Ag Mechanics, Ag Sales and Service, Ag Processing, Forestry, Horticulture, Recreation and Natural Resources, Ag Marketing and Business Management
Food, Shelter, Clothing
What is an FFA president?
Leads the chapter at meetings, etc; attends, organizes fundraisers, coordinates chapter activities
What crop is grown in all 50 states?
Corn
What are Nonrenewable Resources?
Things that can run out or be used up
What is Production Agriculture?
A series of activities that result in a product that will ultimately be sold at retail
What is Agriculture?
The usage or natural resources to provide our basic human needs
What is an FFA chaplain?
Leads the chapter in prayer and offers motivational talks and reports
What are the FFA colors?
National blue and corn gold
Reduce, Refuse, Recycle
What is Ag Processing?
Taking the raw product and transforming it into another product
What is a commodity?
A natural resource that can be bought or sold
What is an FFA Reporter?
Takes info from the secretary and writes up chapter reports
What does FFA stand for?
Future Farmers of America
What are the 7 types of natural resources?
Oil, Coal, Natural Gas, Metals, Stone, Sand
What is Hortculture?
The art or practice of garden cultivation and management
What is a product?
An item that is produced and then sold
What is an FFA Treasure?
Takes care of the chapter's money
Who can wear the FFA jackets?
Any official FFA member
What are the 3 most natural resources?
Water, Air, Soil
What is Forestry?
The science or practice of planting, managing, and caring for forest
What is a byproduct?
An item that is derived from an original product
What is an FFA Sentinel?
Meets and greets at meetings
What year was FFA created founded?
1928