FFA Emblem
Official Dress
FFA History
FFA Officers
Miscellaneous
100

What does the cross-section of the ear of corn represent?

Foundation of the emblem, symbolizing unity

100

What is official dress?

The uniform worn by official members at various functions. 

100

What year was FFA founded in Kansas City, Missouri?

1928

100

Who leads meetings and represents the chapter?


President

100

What are the official colors of the FFA?

National Blue and Corn Gold


200

What does the rising sun represent?

Symbolizing progress and promise of a new day

200

What type of shoes are worn with FFA official dress?

Black closed toe, dress shoes

200

What year was National Blue and Corn Gold adopted as official colors of the FFA?

1929

200

Who assists the president and coordinates committee work?

Vice President
200

Who wrote the FFA Creed?

E.M. Tiffany 


300

What does the plow represent?

Represents labor and tillage of the soil

300

What type of shirt should be worn under the FFA jacket?

White button up 

300

What year was the official FFA jacket adopted as official dress?

1933

300

Who keeps minutes and maintains chapter records?

Secretary

300

What is the two different types of contest avaliable for members?

CDEs (Career Development Events)

LDEs (Leadership Development Events)

400

What does the eagle represent? 

represents freedom and the ability to explore new horizons

400

What should FFA members wear on the bottom as part of their official dress?

black slacks or black shirt with black pantyhose

400

When were females allowed to join FFA?

1969

400

Who manages chapter finances?

Treasurer

400

What parts make up the three circle model in agriculture education?

Classroom Instruction 

FFA 

SAEs

500

What does the owl represent?

wisdom and knowledge

500

What material is the official FFA jacket made of?

Corduroy 

500

When was the name changed to the National FFA Organization?

1988

500

Who communicates chapter activities to the public?

Reporter

500

What is the FFA Motto?

Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve