FFA History
When was the FFA established?
1928
What does the Plow stand for?
Labor and Tillage of the Soil
What is the official name of the FFA?
National FFA Organization
Who was the first FFA president?
Leslie Applegate, New Jersey, 1928-1929
Learning to Do
Doing to Learn
Earning to Live
Living to Serve
The FFA Motto
When were women allowed to join the FFA?
1969
What is the Background of the FFA emblem?
Cross section of the ear of corn
What is the name of the FFA Magazine?
FFA New Horizons
Who was the first female president of the FFA?
Jan Eberly, California 1982-1983
The FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for Premier Leadership, Personal Growth, and Career Success through Agricultural Education
FFA Mission Statement
When did the Future Farmers of America officially change their name to the FFA
1988
The Owl is the symbol for which officer station
The Advisor
What are the Three components in the Three Circle Model of Agricultural Education
Classroom
SAE
FFA
Who was the first African American female FFA president?
Breanna Holbert, California, 2017-2018
Who was the creed written by?
E.M. Tiffany (Erwin Milton), 1928
When were the FFA colors adopted?
1929
The National FFA Emblem is comprised of how many symbols?
Five Symbols
How many medals can you wear on a FFA jacket
3 medals
Your Highest Degree
Your Highest Office
Your Highest Award
Who was the first Puerto Rican FFA president? And the first person with a native language other than English to be elected FFA president.
Javier Moreno, Puerto Rico, 2003-2004
How many times are the words "I Believe" used in the FFA Creed?
6 Times
The original idea for vocational agriculture was established by the Smith Hughes Act,
What year did this act take place?
1917
What are the exact words featured on the FFA emblem
Agricultural Education
FFA
How many FFA Regions are there in California?
Can you name them all?
6
Superior
North Coast
Central
San Joaquin
South Coast
Southern
Who was the first African American FFA president?
Corey Flournoy, Illinois, 1994-1995
At which conventions was the Creed Revised?
38th and 63rd National Conventions