FFA Basics
The meaning behind the shortened phrase FFA.
What is Future Farmers of America?
This Crop is commonly placed on most American tables during thanksgiving.
What is Corn?
The animal that gives us wool.
What are Sheep?
The Gas that Plants take in during photosynthesis.
What is Carbon Dioxide?
The color commonly associated with ripe pumpkiens.
What is the color orange?
The traditional Colors of FFA.
What is National Blue and Corn Gold?
This brid is traditionally eaten for the main course of Thanksgiving.
What is Turkey?
The animal commonly raised for Pork.
What are pigs?
The part of the plant that absorbs the most water and nutrients from the soil.
What are the roots?
What is corn?
This is the highest degree and FFA member can earn.
What is an American Degree?
Turkey is this type of livestock.
What is Poultry?
A young female cow.
What is a Heifer?
The Nutrient represented by the N on a fertilizer label.
What is Nitrogen?
Trick Question! nethier of the two animals on the FFA emblem are recognized as farm animals.
The FFA motto is the backing of all activates related to FFA, and it has this, in the second line.
What is Doing to Learn?
This Sequence of Steps Turns Harvested Crops into Products People Can Eat or Use.
What is Processing
Author more commonly used name for a bovine.
What is Cattle?
The type of soil that has a balanced mixture of sand, silt and clay, generally used for agriculture.
What is Loam?
Name the 5 symbols found in the FFA emblem.
What is the ear of corn, the rising sun, the plow, the owl, and the eagle?
The year FFA was Founded.
When is 1928?
The two main uses of the U.S corn crop.
What is Livestock feed, and ethanol production?
The four compartments of the stomach in Bovine.
What are the Rumen, Reticulum, Omasum, and Abomasum.
Name the biological process in which microorganisms break down organic material to create a nutrient rich soil amendment.
Composting/decomposition
This agricultural practice could help address increasing pest problems and nutrient depletion.
What is crop rotation?