An example of an international activity.

Contests open to only first year students that are greenhands.

The skill or activity of timber cruising would be a part of the ------ contest.

The skill or activity of taste and flavor would be a part of the ----- contest.

The skill or activity of surveying would be a part of the ----- contest.

The skill or activity of candling would be a part of the ----- contest.

Ability to give verbal reasons for your placings would be needed for the---- contest.

A contest at the time of selection as a national team member must be

Would be an activity of the earnings and savings committee.

The skill or activity of carcass grading would be a part of the ----- contest.

An activity of the recreation committee.

An important criteria for a chapter activity:

A contest in which a manuscript in necessary.

In Advanced Public Speaking each speech shall have a minimum of _____ minutes, and a maximum of _____ minutes.

The Star Farmer of America was started in 1928 to recognize the Star Farmer of America and the regional Star Farmers.

The FFA was honored with a commemorative U.S. postage stamp in 1948.

The first national FFA public speaking contest was held in 1930.

The FFA welcomed young women into the organization in 1958.

The FFA was organized in March 1917 as a national organization.

The FFA Times Newspaper was started at the 1981 National Convention.

The first state to receive its charter was New York.

The first International Exchange Program was started with England in 1948.

The National FFA Convention is held annually in Kansas City, Kansas.

Courses in agriculture under the Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act were first established in 1917.

The National FFA Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1933.

The National FFA Alumni Association was founded in 1971.

The NFA merged with FFA in 1965.

Public Law 740 was passed and our first calendars distributed in 1940.

The first National FFA band played at the 1947 National FFA Convention.

Leslie Applegate was the first National FFA president.

Henry Groseclose was the first director of the National FFA Band.

Jimmy Carter was the First Former FFA member to become president of the United States.

H. Neville Hunsicker was the first former FFA member to become our National Advisor.

The FFA Supply Service was open for business in 1958.

E. M. Tiffany wrote the FFA Creed in 1940.

The first national FFA convention was held in 1917.

The FFA Code of Ethics was adopted by the delegates at the 1952 National FFA Convention.

Carlton Patton, of Arizona, was selected as the first star agribusinessman of America in 1929.

Ken Dungan, of Arizona, was named the first star farmer of America in 1969.

The national future farmer magazine was first published in 1952.

The first young lady to become the national FFA president was Cara Doyle in 1981.

The FFA purchased 28.5 acres of land in 1939 that was a part of Thomas Jefferson’s estate.

The first FFA manual was printed in 1930 with a grant from farm journal press of Philadelphia.

Food for America was launched by the FFA during the thrust ’75 workshops.

The FFA Motto was suggested by Dr. C.H. Lane.

The silver anniversary convention was held in 1953.

The first young lady to become a National FFA President was Peg Armstrong of the Central Region in 1982-83.