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FFA Emblem
Hodge Podge
100

The year or national convention the creed was adopted.

What is 1930 or 3rd National Convention?

100

These allow members to show the skills learned in the classroom or through SAEs and will prepare them for a variety of jobs?

What are career development events?

100
The first national FFA president
Who is Leslie Applegate?
100
This stands for knowledge and wisdom
What is the owl?
100

Premiere Leadership, Personal Growth, Career Success

What is the FFA mission?

200
The year the NFA and FFA merged
What is 1965?
200

These events prepare members to be well-rounded leaders.

What are LDE's?

200

The first African American elected as a  National FFA Officer.

Who is Fred McClure?

200

This represents unity.

What is the cross section of an ear of corn?

200
The FFA motto
What is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
300
Official dress changed to allow girls to wear pants.

What is 2017?

300

Individual projects a student is responsible for that can include jobs, science fair experiments, raising livestock, etc.

What is Supervised Agriculture Experience?

300
The first female National FFA Officer

Who is the Julie Smiley?

300

Represents freedom

What is the eagle?

300
The colors of the FFA
What are National Blue and Corn Gold
400
in this year Girls were allowed membership into FFA.

What is 1969?

400

This is a calendar of activities that the chapter puts together.  

What is Program of Activities (POA)?

400
He wrote the creed
Who is E.M. Tiffany
400

Represents progress and opportunity.

What is the rising sun?

400
The act that allowed agriculture education to be taught in the classroom
What is the Smith-Hughes Act?
500
1988
What is the year the name of the FFA was changed?
500
The meaning of FFA

What is Future Farmers of America?

500
The father of FFA
Who is Henry Groseclose?
500
Symbolizes labor and tillage of the soil
What is the plow?
500

The year that FFA started?

What is 1928?