FFA HISTORY
Q: What year was FFA founded?
A: 1928
Q: What are the two official FFA colors?
A: National Blue and Corn Gold
Q: What are the three parts of the Three-Circle Model?
A: Classroom/Laboratory, FFA, and SAE
Q: What is the first FFA degree?
A: Discovery Degree
Q: What does CDE stand for?
A: Career Development Event
Q: Who wrote the FFA Creed?
A: E.M. Tiffany
Q: What four words begin every paragraph of the FFA Creed?
A: “I believe”
Q: What does SAE stand for?
A: Supervised Agricultural Experience
Q: Which degree comes after Discovery?
A: Greenhand Degree
Q: What does LDE stand for?
A: Leadership Development Event
Q: What year was the FFA Creed adopted?
A: 1930
Q: What is the FFA salute?
A: The Pledge of Allegiance
Q: A student raises market chickens and keeps records on the project. Which circle is this?
A: SAE
Q: Which degree comes after Greenhand?
A: Chapter Degree
Q: What does SAE stand for?
A: Supervised Agricultural Experience
Q: What year were women granted full national FFA membership?
A: 1969
Q: What are the five symbols found in the FFA emblem?
A: Ear of corn, rising sun, plow, eagle, and owl
Q: A student competes on the Forestry team. Which circle is this?
A: FFA
Q: Put these in order: American, State, Chapter.
A: Chapter → State → American
Q: Is Prepared Public Speaking a CDE or LDE?
A: LDE
Q: What major change happened to FFA's name in 1988?
A: Future Farmers of America became the National FFA Organization.
Q: Recite the FFA Motto.
A: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
Q: Students learn how to measure DBH in class and then practice outside. Which circle is this primarily?
A: Classroom/Laboratory
Q: Put ALL five degrees in order.
A: Discovery → Greenhand → Chapter → State → American
Q: Is Forestry a CDE or LDE?
A: CDE