FFA HISTORY
What year was FFA founded?
1928
Where is the advisor stationed?
By the owl
What degree is typically earned during a member’s first year in high school agriculture?
Greenhand degree
Anyone enrolled in an Ag Education class is eligible to be a part of __
FFA!!!
What kind of feet do ducks have that help them swim?
Webbed feet
What are the official colors of FFA?
National Blue and Corn Gold
Where is the president stationed?
By the rising sun
FFA members earn degrees to recognize their progress in ____ _____
Agricultural Education
In this class, students learn about crops, soils, and how plants grow
Plant Science
What is a female chicken called?
A hen
What city hosts the National FFA Convention?
Indianapolis
Where is the reporter stationed?
Five
The scientific study of animals raised for things such as food and labor is called
Animal Science
What do bees make honey from?
Pollen from flowers
In 1988, the name, Future Farmers of America, was changed to better reflect agriculture. What does FFA stand for today?
Where is the sentinel stationed?
By the door?
This degree requires a member to demonstrate leadership by serving as an officer, committee member, or participating in at least one FFA event at the chapter level.
In this class, students learn about conserving soil, water, forests, and wildlife.
Ecology and Natural Resources
True!
What, written in 1930, begins with the words “I believe in the future of agriculture…"?
The FFA Creed
Which officer takes the place of the president when they are unable to attend meetings?
The vice president
This is the highest FFA degree, requiring years of SAE work, earnings, and leadership at local, state, and national levels.
The American degree
In this class, students learn about careers and skills in farming, food production, and managing natural resources.
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR)
How many stomachs does a cow have?
Four