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State Office Prep

Total questions: 164

Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins

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1.

What degree must be earned before applying for the State FFA Degree?

a)

Chapter Degree

b)

American Degree

c)

Greenhand Degree

d)

Honorary Degree

2.

True or False: A vote is taken to approve candidates as a whole for the American FFA Degree.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

What is the minimum number of local functions a student must participate in the planning and conducting of in order to be eligible for the chapter FFA degree?

a)

Three

b)

Five

c)

Two

d)

Four

4.

In order to apply for the state FFA degree, you must have been an active FFA member for how many years?

a)

2 years (24 months)

b)

1 year (12 months)

c)

3 years (36 months)

d)

4 years (48 months)

5.

True or False: Any chapter can give the Honorary State FFA Degree to someone.

a)

False, they may nominate a person to the Executive Committee

b)

True, they can give it directly

6.

How often are officers elected for the local and state levels?

a)

Yearly

b)

Biannually

c)

Monthly

d)

Every two years

7.

What public law makes the words “Future Farmers of America” strictly for our organization’s use?

a)

Public Law 740

b)

Public Law 100

c)

Public Law 81

d)

Public Law 500

8.

What law gave FFA a federal charter?

a)

Public Law 740

b)

Public Law 100

c)

Public Law 81

d)

Public Law 500

9.

How long may a member retain active membership?

a)

Until November 30, following the fourth National Convention after graduating from high school

b)

Until December 31, following the third National Convention after graduating from high school

c)

Until June 30, following the second National Convention after graduating from high school

d)

Until January 1, following the first National Convention after graduating from high school

10.

Active membership is defined as:

a)

Enrolled in agriculture education, show interest, pay dues, display conduct

b)

Attend meetings, pay dues, participate in sports, display conduct

c)

Enrolled in any course, show interest, pay dues, participate in sports

d)

Attend meetings, pay dues, participate in sports, display conduct

11.

What are the objectives of the FFA as stated in the constitution?

a)

To be an integral part of the organized instructional programs in agriculture education

b)

To provide sports-related programs and activities

c)

To focus solely on academic excellence

d)

To promote international travel opportunities

12.

Name the three types of FFA membership.

a)

Active, alumni, and honorary

b)

Student, teacher, and honorary

c)

Active, honorary, and associate

d)

Alumni, honorary, and associate

13.

What are the four “Stars of Indiana” categories?

a)

Star Farmer, Star in Agriculture Placement, Star in Agribusiness, Star in Agriscience

b)

Star Farmer, Star in Agriculture Placement, Star in Agribusiness, Star in Leadership

c)

Star Farmer, Star in Agriculture Placement, Star in Agribusiness, Star in Education

d)

Star Farmer, Star in Agriculture Placement, Star in Agribusiness, Star in Technology

14.

Members of every chapter set up annually a plan of action for the coming year. What is this plan?

a)

A Program of Activities

b)

A Program of Events

c)

A Program of Goals

d)

A Program of Success

15.

What are the names of the FFA Associations, which are not states?

a)

Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands

b)

Guam and the Virgin Islands

c)

Puerto Rico and Guam

d)

Hawaii and the Virgin Islands

16.

What is the symbol of the American FFA Degree?

a)

Official gold emblem key

b)

Official silver emblem key

c)

Official bronze emblem key

d)

Official platinum emblem key

17.

What is the symbol of the State FFA Degree?

a)

Official gold emblem charm

b)

Official silver emblem charm

c)

Official bronze emblem charm

d)

Official platinum emblem charm

18.

What is the symbol at the Secretary’s station?

a)

Ear of corn

b)

The plow

c)

The rising sun

d)

The owl

19.

What officer seats all of the officers at the end of opening ceremonies?

a)

President

b)

Vice President

c)

Secretary

d)

Treasurer

20.

The pin presented to Greenhands is made of what kind of metal?

a)

Bronze

b)

Silver

c)

Gold

d)

Platinum

21.

Who besides an FFA member may wear an official FFA jacket?

a)

No person other than FFA members

b)

Family members of FFA members

c)

Teachers of FFA members

d)

Alumni of FFA members

22.

What is the symbol at the treasurer’s station?

a)

The emblem of Washington

b)

The emblem of Lincoln

c)

The emblem of Jefferson

d)

The emblem of Franklin

23.

What is the last pledge made by an FFA member before the adjournment of a meeting?

a)

The Pledge of Allegiance

b)

The FFA Creed

c)

The FFA Motto

d)

The FFA Mission

24.

How many different proficiency awards are there for 2024-25?

a)

45

b)

50

c)

40

d)

35

25.

What is the symbol of strength, courage and national scope of the organization?

a)

The eagle

b)

The lion

c)

The bear

d)

The hawk

26.

What is the official salute of the FFA Organization?

a)

The Pledge of Allegiance

b)

The FFA Creed

c)

The FFA Motto

d)

The FFA Mission

27.

What is the symbol at the President’s station?

a)

The rising sun

b)

The plow

c)

The owl

d)

The flag

28.

Where should FFA pins and medals be placed on the jacket?

a)

On the sleeves

b)

Below the owner’s name

c)

On the back

d)

Above the owner’s name

29.

How many objectives does the FFA have in its constitution?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

30.

What is the symbol at the reporter’s station?

a)

The owl

b)

The plow

c)

The flag

d)

The rising sun

31.

What is the symbol at the Vice President’s station?

a)

The plow

b)

The owl

c)

The flag

d)

The rising sun

32.

What is the symbol at the sentinel’s station?

a)

The owl

b)

The clasping hands

c)

The flag

d)

The plow

33.

How many paragraphs are in the FFA creed?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

34.

The Motto consists of _____ lines?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

35.

What degree must a member hold to have a chapter office?

a)

Greenhand Degree

b)

State Degree

c)

Chapter Degree

d)

American Degree

36.

How many commas are there in the FFA salute?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

37.

How many “I believes” are there in the FFA creed?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

38.

What are the colors and what do they signify?

a)

Blue and Gold; represent the sky and sun

b)

National Blue and Corn Gold; represent our flag and a ripened field of corn

c)

Red and White; represent courage and purity

d)

Green and Yellow; represent growth and harvest

39.

What is the symbol at the advisor’s station?

a)

The owl

b)

The plow

c)

The flag

d)

The rising sun

40.

The six elements of the FFA emblem and what they represent are:

a)

Corn, Sun, Plow, Eagle, Owl, Flag

b)

Cross Section of Corn, Rising Sun, Plow, Eagle, Owl, Flag

c)

Cross Section of Corn, Rising Sun, Plow, Eagle, Owl, Clasping Hands

d)

Cross Section of Corn, Rising Sun, Plow, Eagle, Owl, Shield

41.

How may a school principal become a member of the FFA?

a)

Become an honorary chapter member

b)

Enroll as a student member

c)

Apply for a teaching position

d)

Attend a national conference

42.

Which officer is seated to the President’s left?

a)

Treasurer

b)

Secretary

c)

Vice President

d)

Reporter

43.

The plow is a symbol of ____________ and ____________ of the soil.

a)

Growth and harvest

b)

Labor and tillage

c)

Planting and nurturing

d)

Fertility and abundance

44.

Which state has the fewest FFA members?

a)

Rhode Island

b)

Alaska

c)

Hawaii

d)

Vermont

45.

Why does the emblem contain the words “agriculture education” and the letters FFA?

a)

To represent the history of agriculture

b)

To signify the combination of learning and leadership necessary for progressive agriculture

c)

To honor the founders of FFA

d)

To promote agricultural technology

46.

What is the pin symbolizing the Chapter FFA degree made of?

a)

Gold

b)

Bronze

c)

Silver

d)

Copper

47.

Recite the FFA motto.

a)

Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve

b)

Serving to Learn, Learning to Serve, Earning to Do, Doing to Live

c)

Learning to Serve, Serving to Do, Living to Earn, Earning to Learn

d)

Doing to Serve, Learning to Earn, Living to Do, Earning to Live

48.

Which two states have the most members?

a)

New York and Florida

b)

Texas and California

c)

Illinois and Ohio

d)

Georgia and North Carolina

49.

Name the official dress for FFA members.

a)

Blue jeans and a white shirt

b)

Official FFA jacket, black slacks and black socks/nylons or black skirt and black nylons, white collared shirt, official FFA tie or scarf, black dress shoes closed toed

c)

Casual business attire

d)

Green blazer and khaki pants

50.

How many and what type of medals can be worn on the FFA jacket?

a)

2-highest award and highest degree

b)

3-highest award, highest office and highest degree

c)

4-highest award, highest office, highest degree, and highest honor

d)

1-highest award only

51.

How many sentences are there in the creed?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

52.

What type of curricular activity is FFA?

a)

Extra-curricular

b)

Co-curricular

c)

Intra-curricular

d)

Non-curricular

53.

What is the breakdown of the dues that every FFA member in Indiana pays?

a)

10 dollars National-$5.00 State-$4.00 District-$1.00

b)

12 dollars National-$6.00 State-$5.00 District-$1.00

c)

14 dollars National-$7.00 State-$6.00 District-$1.00

d)

15 dollars National-$8.00 State-$6.00 District-$1.00

54.

Who was better able to serve his country because of his sound financial practices?

a)

Thomas Jefferson

b)

George Washington

c)

Abraham Lincoln

d)

John Adams

55.

How many states are in the Eastern region?

a)

15

b)

18

c)

20

d)

22

56.

What should you do with an FFA jacket when it is worn out?

a)

Donate it

b)

Discard it or remove the emblem and lettering

c)

Sell it

d)

Keep it as a souvenir

57.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 essentials of a successful chapter?

a)

Knowledge of FFA

b)

Diversity of Membership

c)

A Challenging Program of Activities

d)

Unlimited Financing

58.

Name one of the proficiency award areas given to FFA members.

a)

Agricultural Communications

b)

Marine Biology

c)

Urban Development

d)

Computer Science

59.

What do district officers have on the back of their FFA jackets?

a)

An emblem and their district lettering

b)

An emblem and no lettering

c)

An emblem and their state association

d)

No emblem, just lettering

60.

What do national officers have on the back of their FFA jackets?

a)

An emblem and their district lettering

b)

An emblem and no lettering

c)

An emblem and their state association

d)

No emblem, just lettering

61.

What do state officers have on the back of their FFA jackets?

a)

An emblem and their district lettering

b)

An emblem and no lettering

c)

An emblem and their state association

d)

No emblem, just lettering

62.

What organization is considered the founder of the FFA?

a)

Future Farmers of America

b)

Future Farmers of Virginia

c)

National Farmers Association

d)

American Farmers Union

63.

When was the FFA creed revised?

a)

At the 20th and 50th national conventions

b)

At the 38th and 63rd national conventions

c)

At the 10th and 30th national conventions

d)

At the 25th and 60th national conventions

64.

The creed was adopted at what National Convention?

a)

1st national convention

b)

2nd national convention

c)

3rd national convention

d)

4th national convention

65.

When and where were the Future Farmers of America organized?

a)

Chicago in 1925

b)

Kansas City in 1928

c)

New York in 1930

d)

Los Angeles in 1927

66.

Which state was the last to enter the FFA?

a)

Hawaii

b)

Alaska

c)

Florida

d)

Texas

67.

In what month was FFA founded?

a)

January

b)

March

c)

October

d)

December

68.

The National FFA Center is located in what city and state?

a)

Washington, D.C.

b)

Indianapolis, Indiana

c)

Chicago, Illinois

d)

Atlanta, Georgia

69.

What is the name of the official FFA magazine?

a)

New Horizons

b)

Future Farmers

c)

Agricultural Times

d)

FFA Journal

70.

True or false: To be a member of the FFA Alumni, a person had to have been a member of FFA.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

What was the name of the first FFA magazine?

a)

The National Future Farmer

b)

FFA Today

c)

Agricultural Leader

d)

Future Horizons

72.

What is the FFA Mission Statement?

a)

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students through agriculture education.

b)

FFA aims to promote agricultural careers and education.

c)

FFA supports local farming communities with resources and education.

d)

FFA provides scholarships for agricultural students.

73.

What is the FFA Vision Statement?

a)

Students impacted by FFA will strengthen American agriculture and provide leadership.

b)

FFA envisions a world where agriculture is the leading industry.

c)

FFA aims to create global agricultural partnerships.

d)

FFA focuses on technological advancements in agriculture.

74.

There are a total of ________ who make up the National FFA Board of Directors.

a)

11 people

b)

9 people

c)

15 people

d)

7 people

75.

The nominating committee for National FFA Officers shall consist of whom?

a)

Nine official national FFA convention delegates who have served as State officers in the past.

b)

Ten FFA alumni members.

c)

Five current FFA officers.

d)

Seven agricultural educators.

76.

How many delegates can each chapter send to National Convention?

a)

Zero

b)

One

c)

Two

d)

Three

77.

True or False: The National FFA Officers shall hold the American FFA Degree at the time of their election and must be active members for the duration of their term of office.

a)

True

b)

False

78.

How many National FFA Officers are there?

a)

6

b)

5

c)

7

d)

8

79.

True or False: Each state FFA association must submit a list of official delegates to the national convention prior to convention.

a)

True

b)

False

80.

How many chapters and FFA associations are there in the National FFA Organization?

a)

9,235 chapters in all 52 Associations

b)

8,000 chapters in 50 Associations

c)

10,000 chapters in 48 Associations

d)

7,500 chapters in 54 Associations

81.

Which officer keeps the official records of members and progress of the organization?

a)

Secretary

b)

Treasurer

c)

President

d)

Vice President

82.

How many FFA regions has the nation been divided into? Name them.

a)

3-Northern, Southern, Eastern

b)

4-Eastern, Western, Central and Southern

c)

5-North, South, East, West, Central

d)

2-East and West

83.

What governing body has the power to appoint temporary national officers?

a)

The National Board of Directors

b)

The State Board of Education

c)

The National Executive Council

d)

The Federal Agriculture Committee

84.

When does the National FFA Organization Fiscal year run from?

a)

January 1st through December 31st

b)

July 1st through June 30th

c)

September 1st through August 31st

d)

April 1st through March 31st

85.

What is the number of the state convention coming up?

a)

95th

b)

96th

c)

97th

d)

98th

86.

Give the titles of the seven officers of the Indiana FFA.

a)

President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Advisor, Reporter, Sentinel

b)

President, Secretary, Northern Region Vice-President, Southern Region Vice-President, Treasurer, Reporter, Sentinel

c)

President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Reporter, Sentinel

d)

President, Secretary, Vice-President, Treasurer, Historian, Reporter, Advisor

87.

Where is the 50+ year memorial of the Indiana FFA?

a)

Indiana State Fairgrounds

b)

Purdue University in front of the Agriculture Administration Building

c)

Indiana University Campus

d)

State Capitol Building

88.

Indiana was the ____________ state to enter the National FFA Organization.

a)

18th

b)

19th

c)

20th

d)

21st

89.

What FFA chapter has charter #1?

a)

Lafayette

b)

Battleground

c)

Indianapolis

d)

Bloomington

90.

How many National Presidents have been from Indiana?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

91.

How many FFA districts are there in the state of Indiana?

a)

10

b)

11

c)

12

d)

13

92.

Where is Indiana’s state convention held and in what month?

a)

Indiana University in May

b)

Purdue University in June

c)

State Fairgrounds in July

d)

Ball State University in August

93.

What state government agency is Indiana FFA housed under?

a)

Indiana Department of Education

b)

Indiana State Department of Agriculture

c)

Indiana Department of Natural Resources

d)

Indiana State Board of Education

94.

How many sections are there in the Indiana FFA?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

95.

How many official delegates can each chapter have at state FFA convention?

a)

1 delegate from each chapter

b)

2 delegates from each chapter

c)

3 delegates from each chapter

d)

4 delegates from each chapter

96.

What organization initiated the forming of FFA in Indiana?

a)

Indiana Agricultural Society

b)

Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association

c)

Indiana Farm Bureau

d)

Indiana State University

97.

What is Indiana’s charter number?

a)

19

b)

21

c)

15

d)

23

98.

How much are State FFA Dues?

a)

$10

b)

$14

c)

$20

d)

$18

99.

True or False: One high school can have more than one FFA chapter if approved by the State Executive Committee.

a)

True

b)

False

100.

What region is the Indiana FFA Association located in?

a)

Western

b)

Eastern

c)

Southern

d)

Northern

101.

Farm and Ranch families make up less than _ % of the U.S. population?

a)

2%

b)

1%

c)

5%

d)

4%

102.

Each year, US Farmers sell foods locally valued at about _ Billion dollars

a)

28.3

b)

17.4

c)

17.9

d)

19.2

103.

What state leads the nation in the number of farms selling directly to consumers?

a)

Georgia

b)

Texas

c)

California

d)

Indiana

104.

Across the U.S., what percent of farms sells directly to consumers?

a)

23%

b)

53%

c)

66%

d)

86%

105.

How many weeks does it take for a chick to form inside the egg and then hatch?

a)

4

b)

3

c)

2

d)

5

106.

Compared to Brazil, Mexico, Philippines, Ukraine, and Nigeria, what rank does the US place in spending the least on food?

a)

Third

b)

Second

c)

First

d)

Sixth

e)

Fourth

107.

What percentage of disposable income does US consumers spend on food?

a)

9.6%

b)

18%

c)

2.6%

d)

11.3%

108.

Americans throw away _ percent of the food they bring home every month.

a)

15%

b)

25%

c)

22%

d)

10%

109.

How much percentage does all food grown and produce in the US is never eaten?

a)

40%

b)

20%

c)

24%

d)

54%

110.

How many people does each farm produce annually in the US and abroad?

a)

129

b)

169

c)

179

d)

189

111.

How many farms are in America?

a)

4 Million

b)

2.5 Million

c)

1.9 Million

d)

6.8 Million

112.

Agriculture, food and related industries together contribute more than _ trillion to the US GDP.

a)

2.1

b)

1.8

c)

1.5

d)

1.6

113.

How much total annual production make up US agricultural commodities?

a)

2.1 Trillion Lbs

b)

2.4 Trillion Lbs

c)

3.4 Trillion Lbs

d)

1.9 Trillion Lbs

114.

What percent of crops and livestock are included in the annual production?

a)

85% and 15%

b)

80% and 20%

c)

75% and 25%

d)

70% and 30%

115.

How many farm operators are in the US

a)

2.4 Million

b)

3.4 Million

c)

4.4 Million

d)

5.4 Million

116.

What is the average age of farm operators?

a)

50

b)

58

c)

34

d)

46

117.

Women make up of what percent of the total number of farm operators?

a)

34%

b)

36%

c)

26%

d)

24%

118.

What percent of farmers are under aged 35?

a)

6%

b)

4%

c)

9%

d)

11%

119.

What percentage of farmers are beginning farmers (in business less than 10 years)?

a)

25%

b)

35%

c)

30%

d)

20%

120.

How many acres make up land in farms?

a)

710 Million

b)

690 Million

c)

820 Million

d)

880 Million

121.

Since 2017, what is the difference of 2022’s total land? (DECREASE)

a)

21.8 Million

b)

14.7 Million

c)

19.8 Million

d)

20.1 Million

122.

What is the average size of farms?

a)

527 Acres

b)

463 Acres

c)

489 Acres

d)

513 Acres

123.

What percent of all US farms are owned by individuals?

a)

92%

b)

97%

c)

99%

d)

89%

124.

Approx. how many (percent) of farms are small, defined by the USDA as having annual gross cash income under $350,000

a)

91%

b)

85%

c)

56%

d)

74%

125.

How much land is used for farming (on small farms)?

a)

25%

b)

45%

c)

20%

d)

40%

126.

How much land used for farming is operated by family farms or ranches?

a)

89%

b)

90%

c)

91%

d)

92%

127.

In 2023, how many billion dollars worth of American agricultural products were exported around the globe?

a)

175 Billion

b)

174 Billion

c)

173 Billion

d)

172 Billion

128.

What are the three top import (customers) countries?

a)

China, Mexico, Canada

b)

China, South Korea, Canada

c)

China, Mexico, Colombia

d)

China, Mexico, Philippines

129.

US Ag imports equal _ Billion (2023)

a)

190 Billion

b)

195 Billion

c)

200 Billion

d)

205 Billion

130.

What is the top ag imports?

a)

Coffee & Cocoa

b)

Livestock & Meats

c)

Fresh & processed fruits

d)

Fresh & processed vegetables

131.

What is the top ag exports?

a)

Fresh and Processed fruits and vegetables

b)

Meat, Veal, Pork and poultry

c)

Soybeans

d)

Corn

132.

About _ % of all US agricultural products by volume were exported in 2023?

a)

18%

b)

19%

c)

20%

d)

21%

133.

_ Million metric tons of corn, coarse, grains, soybeans, soybean meal, wheat and rice

a)

134.6

b)

133.6

c)

132.6

d)

131.6

134.

_ million metric tons of poultry meats

a)

3.7

b)

3.6

c)

3.5

d)

3.4

135.

_ million metric tons of cotton

a)

3.0

b)

2.9

c)

2.8

d)

2.7

136.

Total USDA budget in 2023 is _ Billion, including 71% in food assistance, 13% in farm, conservation, and commodity programs, 5% in forestry, and 11% in food safety, rural development research, and marketing/regulatory programs

a)

238 Billion

b)

228 Billion

c)

218 Billion

d)

208 Billion

137.

Who established the USDA and when?

a)

Franklin Roosevelt and 1921

b)

Abraham Lincoln and 1862

138.

The 10-Year federal spending looks for _ trillion dollars.

a)

95.1

b)

96.1

c)

94.1

d)

93.1

139.

10-Year Federal Spending looks for Agriculture Baseline including Food assistance and nutrition programs to take up _ Trillion dollars, only including 1.8% of the budget.

a)

1.8

b)

2.8

c)

3.8

d)

4.8

140.

For 2022, Farm-level production expenses were _% higher than in 2012.

a)

20

b)

10

c)

15

d)

25

141.

Agriculture accounts for just under _% of total US greenhouse gas emissions, farr less than the transportation, electricity generation and industry sectors.

a)

25

b)

20

c)

15

d)

10

142.

Sustainable soil use and resource conservation efforts increased by _ million acres in 10 years

a)

43

b)

42

c)

41

d)

40

143.

_% of all US farmland is used for conservation and wildlife habitat.

a)

20

b)

21

c)

22

d)

23

144.

Floriculture cash receipts for potted plants, flowers, and flower seeds have exceeded _ billion annually.

a)

3

b)

4

c)

1

d)

2

145.

There are _ floriculture operations in the US including the top-producing states by value including Florida, California, Michigan, New Jersey,

a)

8961

b)

7951

c)

8951

d)

9951

146.

Biotech crops are grown in _ countries.

Top 5 being US, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, and India.

a)

26

b)

5

c)

29

d)

9

147.

What country is the first to approve nutrient-enriched “golden rice”?

a)

Argentina

b)

Brazil

c)

Philippines

d)

US

148.

What 5 states account for 49% of aquaculture sales and 41% of aquaculture farms, making up for 5,961 farms?

a)

Mississippi, Washington, Lousiana, Florida, and California

b)

Mississippi, Montana, Louisiana, Florida, and California

c)

Mississippi, Georgia, Montana, Florida, and California

d)

Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida

149.

About _ of the US is covered with trees.

a)

three fourths

b)

half

c)

one third

d)

one fourth

150.

What three products of aquaculture makes up the majority of US grown aquaculture sales for domestic consumption

a)

catfish, bass and oysters

b)

catfish, salmon, and clams

c)

muscles, oysters, and clams

d)

Catfish, oysters, and clams

151.

A typical Holstein dairy cow weighs 1500 lbs and will produce an average of more than _ lbs of milk each year.

a)

24,000 lbs

b)

25,000 lbs

c)

26,000 lbs

d)

27,000 lbs

152.

More than _ million dairy cows live on farms across the US.

a)

9.2

b)

9.3

c)

9.4

d)

9.5

153.

One day’s production of diary cattle can top out at _ lbs of 3.5% (whole) fat milk, yielding 4.8 lbs of butter or 8.7 gallons of ice cream or 10.5 lbs of cheese

a)

104

b)

105

c)

106

d)

107

154.

Robotic milking systems used on some dairy farms require an average of _% less labor compared to conventional systems.

a)

28

b)

29

c)

30

d)

31

155.

Solar panels are used by _ amount of US farms to generate electricity. States with the most on-farm solar energy systems are California (14%), Texas (10%) and Colorado (4%)

a)

116,758

b)

126,758

c)

136,758

d)

146,758

156.

There are _ amount of members in FFA

a)

827,273

b)

927,273

c)

1,027,273

d)

1,127,273

157.

Over the previous year, how much percentage of increase in membership was observed?

a)

8.4%

b)

8.5%

c)

8.6%

d)

8.7%

158.

What percentage of FFA members are male?

a)

48%

b)

49%

c)

50%

d)

51%

159.

What percentage of members are females?

a)

45.5%

b)

44.5%

c)

43.5%

d)

42.5%

160.

What percentage of FFA chapters are located in rural areas?

a)

80%

b)

70%

c)

60%

d)

50%

161.

How many chapters are in National FFA, including all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the U.s. Virgin islands?

a)

9,535

b)

9,435

c)

9,335

d)

9,235

162.

What percent of chapters are in publicly funded schools?

a)

95%

b)

94%

c)

93%

d)

92%

163.

How many members are a part of National FFA Alumni and Supporters?

a)

770,152

b)

760,152

c)

750,152

d)

740,152

164.

How many ag educators/ffa advisors are there?

a)

14,460

b)

14,470

c)

14,480

d)

14,490