FFA Basics
What are the two official FFA colors?
National Blue & Corn Gold
What did FFA originally stand for?
Future Farmers of America
Why was FFA's name changed in 1988?
to include and involve more members besides traditional farmers
In 1988, Future Farmers of America was changed to what?
The National FFA Organization
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agricultural Experience
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
E.M. Tiffany
Before FFA, there was FFV. What did FFV stand for?
Future Farmers of Virginia
Who was allowed to join FFA in 1969?
Females
In 1999, where was National Convention held for the 1st time?
Louisville, Kentucky
How many sentences should each of your responses be for your record book?
At least 4
What was New Farmers of America?
During segregation, NFA was an organization for African American FFA members
What year was FFA founded?
1928
What did Public Law 740 do?
Granted FFA a national charter
Indianapolis, Indiana
How many pictures are required for your SAE project?
At least 6
What year was the FFA Creed adopted?
1930
What was the name of the act that allowed agriculture to be taught in high schools?
Smith-Hughes Act
Which two organizations merged in 1965?
FFA & NFA
In 1989, The National Future Farmer magazine is renamed what?
New Horizons
What day is your SAE record book due?
May 1st
What year was the FFA jacket adopted?
1933
What year were the official FFA colors adopted?
1929
What law was passed in 1950?
Public Law 740
What year was The National Future Farmer magazine 1st published?
1952
What percentage is your SAE towards your final grade?
40%