Agriculture
A baby cow is typically called this
Calf
This officer is stationed by the rising sun and leads the meetings.
President
These are the two official colors of the National FFA Organization.
National blue & Corn gold
This is the bird that represents America on the top of the FFA emblem.
Eagle
The letters "CDE" stand for in FFA...
Career Development Event
This yellow vegetable grows in ears and is protected by a green husk
Corn
This officer is stationed by the emblem of Washington and manages the chapter's money.
Treasurer
This is the year that the Future Farmers of America was officially founded in
1928
This crop is featured on the FFA emblem because it is grown in every single state across America.
Corn
The letters "LDE" stand for in FFA....
Leadership Development Event
This part of the plant grows underground and drinks up water from the soil
Roots
This bird sits at the Advisor’s station and represents knowledge and wisdom.
The Owl
The very first line of the FFA Creed begins with these two famous words
"I believe"
This is what you call a male chicken
A Rooster
Official dress is required to be worn by FFA members during most LDE's; True or False?
True
Louisiana's #1 agricultural industry overall
Forestry
Stationed at the Vice President's desk, this farm tool represents labor and tillage of the soil.
The Plow
He wrote the five-paragraph FFA Creed
E.M Tiffany
A white fluffy crop that is grown in the southern U.S. to make t-shirts and jeans
Cotton
This LDE requires a member to memorize and deliver a specific 5-paragraph speech written by E.M. Tiffany
Creed Speaking
The most commonly grown crop in the world
Sugarcane
The President taps this wooden hammer to restore order or call a meeting to start.
A gavel
This four-line phrase is the official FFA Motto that every beginner learns, starting with "Learning to Do".
What is "Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve"
This is what the letters "USDA" stand for
United States Department of Agriculture
In this CDE you identify different animal breeds
Vetinary Science