Dates
What happened in 1917?
The Smith Hughes Act
Whats the motto for FFA?
Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve.
What does the plow mean in the emblem?
The labor of the soil
What are FFA colors?
National blue and corn gold
(Not just blue or gold)
What is the discovery degree for?
Middle Schoolers
What happened in 1969
Women were finally allowed in FFA
What are 2 skills CDE/LDE compititions build?
Teamwork and communication.
What does the rising sun mean in the emblem?
The progression of agriculture and future of FFA members.
What does FFA build?
Student organization activities building communication, teamwork, and leadership skills.
What is the Green hand degree?
A degree for highschoolers
What happened in 1965?
The NFA joined the FFA
What is CDE/LDE?
Competitions for FFA
What do the words mean in the emblem
FFA as an important part of agriculture.
In simple words SAE is?
An ag project that we keep records of.
What is the chapter farmer degree?
A degree for highschoolers.
What happened in 1988
The official name changed and middle schoolers were allowed to join.
List 5 things FFA members can do:
Compete in speaking events, care for plants, grow crops and flowers, sell shirts and plants, and go on field trips.
Whats the meaning for the eagle in the emblem?
The national size of FFA
What does SAE mean?
Supervised Agriculture experience
What is the American degree for?
A degree for college.
What took place in 1930?
3rd national FFA conventions
What is FFA
A leadership and career preparation organization for you.
What does the owl mean in the emblem?
Wisdom and knowledge
Class/lab instruction, FFA, and SAE
What is the honorary degree for?
Nominated teachers or supporters.