FFA
What year was FFA founded?
1928
Name ANY 3 state officers.
Trenton, Avery, Emily, Jacob, Luke, Jameson, Blaine, Paige, Mary Brooke, Parker, Noah, Ty.
A young goat is called a ___.
Kid
What is grown in an orchard?
Fruit Trees
Name 6 of our officers.
Jazz, Braylee, Tristan, Nova, Kinsley, Rayelle, Nathan, Emily, Brooke, Rebecca, Miley
Girls were allowed to join FFA in ____.
1969
What officer is stationed by the plow?
Vice President
A female pig is called a ___.
Sow
How many eggs, on average, does a hen lay a year?
300
Tristan's goats are named ___ and _____.
Hop and Honey
This officer is stationed by the door.
Sentinel
The Smith Hughes Act was released in ____.
1917
What is a heifer?
A female cow that has not yet given birth.
It takes __ to __ days for a chicken egg to hatch.
21-22
Brooke and Nova's rabbits are named _______ and _____.
Thumper and Sassy
How many paragraphs are there in the FFA creed?
Five
What are the national FFA colors?
Corn Gold & National Blue.
What animal does bacon come from?
Pig
Name a chicken breed used for its meat.
Cornish, New Hampshire, Jersey Giant, etc.
Jazz's SAE revolves around _______.
Raising and showing rabbits.
Where is the National FFA Convention being held this year?
Indianapolis
Who wrote the FFA creed?
E.M. Tiffany
__% of food grown in the U.S. is never eaten.
40%
Name a type of dairy cow.
Ayreshire, Brown Swiss, Holstein, Jersey, Milking Shorthorn, etc.
Rebecca serves as a _________ for our FFA chapter.
Committee Chair