FFA

Question 1

1917

Answer 1

smith hughes vocational education act

Question 2

1925

Answer 2

future farmers of Virginia for boys

Question 3

1928

Answer 3

First National FFA convention in Kansas City

Question 4

1929

Answer 4

National blue and corn gold adopted as official FFA color

Question 5

1930

Answer 5

FFA Creed, written by E.M. Tiffany adopted

Question 6

1935

Answer 6

NFA founded

Question 7

1948

Answer 7

FIrst FFA week celebrated during the week of George Washington’s birthday.

Question 8

1950

Answer 8

U.S congress passed a bill that granted a federal charter to future farmers of America. President Harry S. Truman signed the bill

Question 9

1953

Answer 9

President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke at the national FFA convention

Question 10

1965

Answer 10

NFA merged with FFA

Question 11

1969

Answer 11

FFA opens membership to girls.

Question 12

1972

Answer 12

National FFA Alumni Associations founded

Question 13

1974

Answer 13

McClure was the first African- American to hold a national FFA office.

Question 14

1976

Answer 14

Smiley was the first female to hold a national FFA office.

Question 15

1982

Answer 15

Jan Eberly from California became the first female national FFA president.

Question 16

1988

Answer 16

Future Farmers of America changed its name to the National FFA organization to reflect the growing diversity in the agriculture industry.

Question 17

1988

Answer 17

president Ronald Reagan spoke at the national FFA convention

Question 18

1994

Answer 18

FLournoy was the first African-American, and the first urban student leader to hold this office

Question 19

2006

Answer 19

National FFA convention held in Indianapolis