FFA History & Facts
In what year was the FFA founded?
1928
The FFA officer who keeps minutes of meetings is the?
Secretary
What do the words “Agricultural Education” and “FFA” on the emblem represent?
The combination of learning and leadership
What is the number one crop grown in Kansas?
Wheat
What is Lucas’s officer position
Junior advisor
The FFA was originally established in which U.S. city?
What degree is the highest an FFA member can earn?
American FFA Degree
The rising sun on the FFA emblem signifies what?
Progress and a new day in agriculture
What is the official Kansas state insect?
Honeybee
How much can Jibran Dead lift
250lb
In what year did the FFA change its name from “Future Farmers of America” to “National FFA Organization”?
1988
Which officer’s symbol is the plow?
Vice President
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
E.M. Tiffany
Kansas is often called the “______ Capital of the World” because it produces more of this crop than any other state.
Wheat Capital of the World
What is Mrs Higbie’s favorite drink from Scooters
CARAMELICIOUS
Who was the first National FFA President?
Leslie Applegate
What are the three main areas of the agricultural education model?
Classroom, SAE, and FFA Leadership
The official FFA colors are _________ and _________.
National Blue and Corn Gold
Where is the State FFA Convention each year?
K-State
What competition is our FFA going to go compete at nationals
Floriculture
Which U.S. President’s farm is the site of the National FFA Camp?
George Washington
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agricultural Experience
What FFA ceremony recognizes a member’s first year of involvement?
Greenhand Degree Ceremony
Name two of the top three Kansas livestock industries.
Cattle, hogs, poultry
How many hearts dose an octopus have.
Three