FFA Emblem
This foundation element of the emblem serves as a symbol of unity because it is a crop grown in every single U.S. state.
What is the cross-section of an ear of corn?
The National FFA Organization was officially established in this year during the first National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri.
What is 1928?
The iconic FFA jacket is made from this specific type of fabric and dyed national blue.
What is corduroy?
Stationed by this emblem, representing the rising sun of a new era.
Who is the President?
The FFA Motto consists of this many total lines of text.
What is four?
This bird sits at the top of the emblem, serving as a reminder of our national freedom and the ability to explore new horizons.
What is the eagle?
In 1969, FFA history changed forever when this group of students was finally admitted into official membership.
What are women (or female students)?
These two official colors were adopted by the organization in 1929.
What are National Blue and Corn Gold?
Stationed by the plow, this officer is responsible for assisting the president and overseeing all committee work.
Who is the Vice President?
The first line of the four-line FFA motto is "Learning to Do"; this is the second line.
What is "Doing to Learn"?
Symbolizing progress and the promise of a new day, this element signifies that tomorrow will bring a new era in agriculture.
What is the rising sun?
In 1965, the FFA merged with this organization, which had been founded for African-American agriculture students.
What is the New Farmers of America (NFA)?
Official dress requires this specific style and color of footwear.
What are black closed-toe dress shoes?
This officer is stationed by the Emblem of Washington and keeps a record of receipts and disbursements.
Who is the Treasurer?
The final line of the FFA motto emphasizes community, stating this phrase.
What is "Living to Serve"?
This tool represents labor and tillage of the soil, serving as the historic backbone of American agriculture.
What is the plow?
He is recognized as the "Father of FFA" for helping found the Future Farmers of Virginia, which served as a model for the national group
Who is Henry Groseclose?
The back of an official jacket features the large FFA emblem, the state association name, and this local designation.
What is the chapter name?
Stationed by the flag, this officer is responsible for public relations, chapter scrapbooks, and informing the public about FFA.
Who is the Reporter?
The FFA Creed has been revised this many times to reflect changes in agriculture and the organization.
What is twice (at the 38th and 63rd Conventions)?
Long recognized for wisdom and knowledge, this animal symbolizes the dedication required to be successful in agriculture.
What is the owl?
Written by E.M. Tiffany, this official 5-paragraph document was adopted at the 3rd National Convention and begins with "I believe."
What is the FFA Creed?
This is the maximum number of official pins that should ever be worn on the front of an FFA jacket at one time.
What is three?
The Sentinel is stationed by this specific physical object, used to welcome friends and ensure the meeting room is comfortable.
What is the door?
The first paragraph of the FFA creed mentions a faith born not of words but of this phrase.
What is "deeds"?