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What happened in 1917?
The Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act was passed.
When was the first National FFA dedicated in Alexandria, Va.?
1959
Who became the first female national FFA president and when?
Jan Eberly from California in 1982
The National FFA emblem represents what?
Representative of the history, goals and future of the organization.
What does the Cross Section of the Ear Corn signify?
Unity
What is the FFA motto?
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
Where is the Sentinal stationed?
Shield of Friendship (Door)
Where is the reporter stationed by and why?
By the flag to inform the people in order that every man, woman and child may know that the FFA is a national organization from the state of Alaska to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Hawaii.
Where is the treasurer stationed by?
The Emblem of Washington
What happened in 2001?
First National Star in Agriscience named; Steven Offer, Wisconsin. First National Star in Ag. Placement named: Nicholas Streff, South Dakota.
What is the FFA Mission Statement?
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through ag. ed.
When was the first meeting of the New Farmers of America and where?
May 1927 at Virginia.
When is the National NFA Week celebrated?
Week of April 5th. Washington’s birthday.
What are the three circles/ integral components to prepare students for future careers?
Classroom/Laboratory, SAE, and FFA
When was FFA created as Future Farmers of America?
1928
What year was Future Farmers of America changed to the National FFA Organization and why?
1988 to reflect the growig diversity of agriculture.
Who is our National FFA advisor?
Steve A. Brown
Who is our National FFA Executive Secretary?
Charles Browne
Who is our National FFA Treasurer?
Marion Fletcher
What are the two official colors of the FFA and when were they officially adopted?
National Blue and Corn Gold; Adopted in 1929.
How many gavel taps is it to follow thr announcment of adjournment, completion of a buisness item or is a message to the members to be seated?
One gavel tap
Who was the first National FFA president?
Leslie Applegate
Who wrote the FFA creed and when was it adopted?
E.M Tiffany in 1930 adopted at the 3rd National FFA Convention.
The POA is divided into 3 divisions. What are they?
Student development, Chapter development and Community development.
Where is the National FFA center located and when was it established?
Indianapolis in 1998
What does the rising sun signify?
Pogress and holds a promise that tomorrow will bring a new day with new opportunities.
What does The Plow signify?
Labor and tillage of the soil, the backbone of agriculture and the historic foundation of out country’s strength.
What does the eagle represent?
Serves as a reminder of our freedom and ability to explore new horizons for the future of agriculture.
What does the owl represent?
Recognized for its wisdom and knowledge.
What does the words Agriculture Edication an FFA symbolize?
Signifies the combination of learning and leadership.
What is the official dress for female members?
Black skirt, white collared blouse, official FFA blue scarf, black dress with a closed heel and toe, black nylon hoisery, and an official FFA jacked zipped to the top.
Who is our State President?
Hannah Garret, from Galt
Who is our State FFA Vice President?`
Leah Gibson, from Paso Robles
Who is our State FFA Secretary?
Kelcie Jones, from Bakersfield-Frontier
Who is our State Treasurer?
Jason Mendes, from Modesto
Who is our State Reporter?
Tyler Menane, from Nipomo
Who is our State Sentinel?
Kyle Rohrmann, from Fresno Central
When and where was California chartered?
Held at Hotel Claremont, Oakland, October 26, 1928.. (National charter number 4)
How many words are in the FFA motto?
12
1925
Organized Future Farmers of Virginia for boys in agriculture classes
1928
- F.F.A was established in Kansas City, Missouri.
- First National FFA Convention held in Kansas City: 33 delegates; 18 states
- First sectional gathering of NFA
When was Carlton Patton of Arkansas named first Star Farmer of America?
1929
When was the official FFA Creed adopted?
1930
When/who was the first national public speaking winner and where was it held?
1930 at Missouri
What was the first official dress uniform and when?
1930; Dark blue shirt, blue or white pants, blue cap and yellow tie.
1933
- Blue corduroy jacket adopted as official dress
- Pilgrimage to Washington D.C greeted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt
1935
- NFA founded in Tuskegee, Alabama
- Active FFA membership exceeded 100,000 members
1937
Establish a national FFA camp and leadership training school in Washington D.C.
1939
- 28.5 acres of land was purchased for the first FFA owned national headquarters from part of George Washington’s estate
- Albert and Arthur Lacy of Hondo, Texas, became the only members to share the title of Star Farmer of America.
When was Future Farmers of America Foundation formed?
1994
How many FFA members were serving the Armed Services in World War 2 and when?
138,548 in 1944
When was the First National FFA Agriculture Proficiency Award presented for Agricultural Mechanics?
1944
1947
First National FFA Band performed at national FFA convention
1948
- First FFA Chorus & National FFA Talent program held at national FFA convention
- National FFA Supply Service began
- First International Exchange Program for FFA members began with Young Farmers Club of Great Britain.
- First FFA Week celebrated during the week of George Washington’s birthday.