Molina
Officers
Redwood FFA
Random FFA
Agriculture
100

How long has Mr. Molina been teaching at Redwood?

This is his 1st year

100

How many officers are on our team?

6

100

What is our chapter number(AET)? 

CA0261

100
What does FFA stand for?

Future Farmers of America

100

What is Tulare Country known for in the agriculture industry?

Dairy, #1 in the USA

200

What is Mr. Molina's dog's name?

Pebbles the Dachshund

200

What are the names and positions of each member on our officer team?

Brandon-Sentinel, Julia-Reporter, Breann-VP, Colbie-President, Gabby-Secretary, Quentin-Treasurer

200

What livestock does Redwood show?

Pigs, Lambs, and Steers

200

What are the FFA National Colors?

National Blue and Corn Gold

200

What is a baby goat called?

Kid

300

Where did Mr. Molina student teach before Redwood?

Monache

300

There are 2 Boys on our officer team. What are their names and stations?

Brandon, the door and Quentin, the emblem of Washington

300

What FFA Section are we located in?

Tulare Kings Section

300

What is official FFA Dress?

Black bottoms, black dress shoes, white collared shirt, scarf/tie, and the FFA Jacket.

300

True or False: Brown and white eggs have different nutritional value.

False, the color only depends on the chicken breed

400

What livestock did Molina show in high school?

Lambs

400

Who has been an officer the longest?

Breann, 3 years

400

When is our next chapter meeting?

Tonight!! Hobo Stew is at 6:00pm in the Ag Shop!

400

What is the National FFA Motto?

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

400

What is the #1 ag-based product imported into the US?

Coffee Beans

500

How old is Mr. Molina?

27 years old

500

5 members on our officer team showed livestock at this past fair. What animals did each person show?

Brandon-Pig, Gabby-Lamb, Colbie-Lamb, Julia-Lamb, Breann-Steer

500

What year was our chapter established?

1955

500

What levels of Office are there in FFA, in order?

Chapter, Section, Region, State, and National

500

How many steers are born in the state of California each year?

0, steers are castrated bulls