Commodities
Louisiana's top commodity for 2026?
What is Forestry
Established in 1928, the National FFA Organization was originally known by this three-word name before changing it in 1988.
What is Future Farmers of America
Ruston High FFA is located in this Louisiana FFA Area, which covers chapters across North Louisiana.
What is Area 1
Stationed by the Flag, this officer maintains the chapter scrapbook, prepares press releases, and manages the chapter's social media presence.
What is reporter
Who is the ag shop department head
what is Mr Milstead
Known as "King Corn," this crop is the most produced grain in the United States.
What is corn
He wrote the FFA Creed in 1928, which was officially adopted at the 3rd National Convention in 1930.
E.M. Tiffany
Lincoln Parish is historically famous for producing this sweet commodity, making it a common subject for local Ruston High FFA Agriscience SAE projects and local fair displays.
What are peaches
Stationed by the rising sun, this chapter officer is responsible for presiding over meetings and establishing chapter goals.
What is President
Mr Sparish has a nickname what is it
Spar Bear
This major cereal grain is categorized into distinct classes, including Hard Red Winter and Soft White, based on its kernel hardness, color, and planting season.
What is wheat
Prior to the merger in 1965, this separate organization served African-American agriculture students in southern states during segregation.
What is the New Farmers of America?
Ruston High FFA members competing at the state level travel to this city annually for the Louisiana State FFA Convention.
What is Alexandria, Louisiana
The third and fourth lines of the FFA Motto emphasize advocacy and service with these eight words.
What is "Earning to Live, Living to Serve"?
Which advisor has been a state officer in the past?
Mr Milstead
Louisiana leads the entire nation in the production of this sweet, tall grass crop, which is processed into raw sugar and molasses.
What is sugarcane
Passed by Congress in 1917, this federal act granted federal funds for vocational agriculture education and laid the groundwork for FFA.
What is the Smith-Hughes Act
Ruston High FFA members showcasing livestock at the state level take their animals to this major annual event hosted in Gonzales, Louisiana.
What is the LSU AgCenter Livestock Show?
Known as LDEs, this acronym stands for the competitive events that focus on public speaking, parliamentary procedure, and FFA knowledge.
What is Leadership Development Events
What fall competition does Ms Coleman coach?
What is Forestry
Often called "white gold," this fiber commodity is measured in 480-pound bales.
What is cotton
In this milestone year, women were officially granted full membership rights in the National FFA Organization.
What is 1969.
Ruston High recently traveled to state competition where they won two first place awards. What were they?
What is Marketing Plan and Farm Business Management
Ruston High has seven leadership team officers name at least three of them
What is...
Emma Medders, Boston Smith, Joe Aulds, Jermanus Lyons, Kaleb Gray, Mason Willis, Jake Lary
What is the name of the chapter president from last year?