FFA Basics
FFA Acronym Meaning.
What is National FFA Organization / Future Farmers of America?
The material and color of the official FFA jacket.
What is Blue Corduroy?
The process by which plants make their own food using sunlight.
What is photosynthesis?
The meaning of the acronym SAE.
What is Supervised Agricultural Experience?
The formal process used to conduct meetings in FFA.
What is parliamentary procedure?
The official colors representing the organization.
What is National Blue and Corn Gold?
The maximum number of medals that may be worn on the FFA jacket.
What is three?
The method of growing plants without soil.
What is hydroponics?
The record-keeping system commonly used by FFA members for their SAE.
What is the AET?
The type of vote required to pass most motions.
What is a majority vote?
The national headquarters location of the National FFA Organization.
What is Indianapolis, Indiana?
The required footwear for official dress.
What are black closed-toe shoes?
The term for animals raised for food, fiber, or labor.
What is livestock?
One type of SAE where a student owns and operates their own business.
What is an entrepreneurship SAE?
The motion used to propose the idea to the group.
What is a main motion?
The FFA Motto
What is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve?
The placement of medals on the FFA jacket.
What is below the name?
The nutrient primarily responsible for leafy plant growth.
What is nitrogen?
The benefit of an SAE that helps prepare students for future careers.
What is skill development?
The official FFA document that outlines how meetings are conducted.
What is Roberts Rules of Order?
The emblem symbol that represents labor and the foundation of agriculture.
What is the plow?
The accessory female members wear.
What is an FFA scarf?
The nutrient that primarily helps root development in plants.
What is phosphorus?
The award that recognizes outstanding achievement in a specific SAE category.
What are Proficiency Awards?
The term for when a motion must be seconded before being discussed.
What is a seconded motion?