FFA Facts
The FFA colors are:
National blue and corn gold
What happened in 1930?
The FFA creed was written
National blue represents what?
the flag
The three ring model consists of what?
SAE, FFA, and classroom
What degree can you earn in 9th grade (first high school agriculture class)?
Greenhand
List the five states that were chartered in 1928.
New Jersey
Arkansa
California
South Carolina
Virginia
Women were welcomed in what year?
1969
What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to do
Doing to learn
Earning to live
Living to serve
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agricultural Experience Project
This is the highest degree you can earn while in FFA:
American
Known as the father of the FFA
Henry Groseclose
FFA and NFA merged in what year?
1965
What degree you earn in 10th grade (second high school agriculture class)?
Chapter
Proficiency awards are based on what?
SAE
Graduates would be under which membership
Alumni
The uniform of the FFA is known as what?
official dress
What happened in 1917?
Smith-Hughes act passed allowing vocational agriculture to be taught to white high school male students.
What crop is grown in all 50 states?
corn
This part of the emblem represents tillage of the soil.
Plow
Who classifies for active membership?
7th-12th grade students enrolled in an agriculture class
The National FFA Convention occurs where?
Indianapolis, IN
New Farmers of America formed (NFA)
Where was the National FFA Convention held originally?
Kansas City, Missouri
How many parts are on the FFA emblem?
6
Sponsors would be classified under which membership
Honorary