Livestock
FFA Basics
Plants & Crops
Officer Positions
FFA History
100

The products from this animal are milk and beef. 

What is a cow?

100

The official colors of the National FFA Organization.

What is National Blue and Corn Gold?
100

This yellow crop grown in giant fields is used to feed animals, make cereal, and produce fuel.

What is corn?

100

Who is stationed by the Emblem of Washington?

Who is the Treasurer (Alyssa Woodard)

100

What year was the FFA founded?

What is 1928

200

Sheep are raised for meat and this soft, fluffy fiber used to make sweaters.

What is wool?

200

FFA members wear this jacket to official events.

What is the Blue Corduroy FFA Jacket?
200

Plants need water, carbon dioxide, and this key element from the sky to grow.

What is sunlight?

200

What is the Sentiels duties?

What is care for the meeting room and paraphinlia 

200

Where was the first National FFA Convention held?

What is Kansas City, Missouri

300

An adult male chicken

What is a rooster?

300

What is required for each FFA student?

What is SAE

300

This green process is how plants use sunlight to make their own food.

What is photosynthesis?

300

This officer presides over chapter meetings and is stationed by the rising sun.

Who is the president?

300

What was the original name of the FFA organization?

What is Furture Farmers of America

400

This animal raised on a farm is also called a hog or swine.

What is a pig?

400

Every paragraph of the FFA Creed starts with these two words.

What is "I believe"?

400

Name something a plant needs to grow.

What is water, sunlight, soil

400

Name an officer position and the paraphilia

What is:

-President; Rising sun

-Vice President; Plow

-Treasurer; Emblem of Washington

-Reporter; Flag

-Sentinel; Door

-Advisor; Owl

400

What year did FFA change its name from Future Farmers of America to the National FFA Organization?

What is 1988

500

Cows and goats have this type of special stomach with four compartments to digest grass.

What is a ruminant stomach?

500

The meaning of the letters "FFA". 

What is the National FFA Organization?

500

Name a crop that is commonly grown in Kentucky.

What is corn, soybeans, wheat, tobacco

500

Name something an FFA Sentinel might be responsible for during a chapter meeting.

What is

-Activities

-Planning

-Greeting

500

What state was Henry Groseclose from when he helped develop the FFA?

What is Virgina

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