History
Traditions and Ceremonies
FFA Emblem
Officers and Symbols
Parliamentary Procedure
100

1928

When was the FFA established?

100

National blue and corn gold.

What are the FFA's official colors?

100

Symbolizes knowledge and wisdom.

What does the owl symbolize?

100

Sits beside the rising sun and presides over meetings.

What is the role of the president?

100

Well-defined set of rules to conduct business through a formal, organized approach.

What is parliamentary procedure?

200

1965

When did the FFA and NFA merge?

200

White collared shirt, FFA jacket (zipped up), black pants or skirt, black shoes, and FFA tie or scarf.

What is the FFA's official dress?

200

Symbolizes labor and tillage of the soil.

What does the plow symbolize?

200

Sits beside the plow and calls the roll of officers, coordinates committee work, and assumes presidential duties in the absence of the president.

What is the role of the vice president?

200

A book of parliamentary authority written by Henry M. Robert; serves as the basis for parliamentary law.

What are Robert's Rules of Order?

300

1969

When were girls admitted into the FFA?

300

Rituals that emphasize the beliefs of the FFA and explain the meanings of certain emblems.

What are the opening and closing ceremonies?

300

Symbolizes the national scope of the FFA and freedom.

What does the eagle symbolize?

300

Sits beside the ear of corn and keeps accurate minutes.

What is the role of the secretary?

300

List of items prepared prior to the meeting date to be discussed or handled during the meeting  

What is an agenda?

400

1971

When was the National FFA Alumni Association founded?

400

Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.

What is the FFA motto?

400

Symbolizes agricultural opportunity and progress.

What does the rising sun symbolize?

400

Sits beside the emblem of Washington and keeps financial records.

What is the role of the treasurer?

400

The purpose is to extend courtesy to everyone, focus on one item at a time, protects the right of the minority, and that the minority can always make motions.

What is the purpose of a parliamentary procedure?

500

1935

When was the New Farmers of America (NFA) formed?

500

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.

What is the FFA mission statement?

500

Symbolizes common agricultural interest and unity.

What does the cross section of the ear of corn symbolize?

500

Sits beside the American flag and informs and reports events.

What is the role of the reporter?

500

Used to present a new item of business for consideration and must be made by a person who has received proper recognition, and the maker states the motion by preceding it with "I move..."

What is a main motion?