FFA includes students from all 50 states plus ______ and Puerto Rico.

What did the Smith-Hughes Act do?

Virginia became the first state to adopt the 'Future Farmers of VA' for boys in _____

Who organized the first Future Farmer club and is known as the father of the FFA?

North Carolina started their program Young Tarheel Farmers in which year?

On what date did 33 delegates from 18 states found the Future Farmers of America in Kansas City, Missouri?

How many delegates founded the Future Farmers of America in 1928?

In which city and state was the Future Farmers of America founded in 1928?

What was the main purpose of the New Farmers of America (NFA) organization?

What were the official colors of the New Farmers of America (NFA)?

What did Public Law 740 give to the FFA?

According to Public Law 740, what must each school teaching agriculture have?

In what year was Public Law 740 revised?

What is the current Public Law number that replaced Public Law 740?

Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of agricultural education shown in the diagram?

In 1965, which two organizations merged to form a strong male-oriented organization?

Ladies were allowed to join the merged FFA and NFA organization immediately after the merger in 1965.

Ladies were not allowed to join the merged FFA and NFA organization for another ____ years after 1965.

In what year were girls officially recognized as being eligible for membership in the FFA for the first time since 1929?

Before 1969, what could girls do to be involved with the FFA?

In what year did the National FFA Organization change its name as a result of constitutional amendments?

What is the motto of the National FFA Organization as shown in the image?

Where did the National FFA Convention move every few years to accommodate high attendance?

The National FFA Convention is currently held indefinitely in which city?

Most events progress from the local (chapter) to the _______, regional, state and national level.

Which of the following skills are developed through competitive events?

Recognition and prize money are often received for a 1st place state finish in competitive events.

Which competitive event involves grading and evaluating dairy cattle?

Which competitive event involves grading and evaluating chickens and chicken products?

Which competitive event involves grading and evaluating beef cattle, sheep, and swine?

Which competitive event involves evaluating several classes of horses and presenting oral reasons?

Which competitive event tests knowledge of horticulture and plant identification?

Which competitive event tests knowledge of floral arrangement, horticulture, and plant identification?

Which competitive event involves recitation of the FFA creed?

Which competitive event requires preparing and presenting a 6-8 minute speech on an agriculturally related topic of your choice?

Which competitive event requires presenting a 4-6 minute speech on a topic given to you with 30 minutes preparation time?

Which competitive event involves presenting a mock business meeting?

Which competitive event involves identification of trees and forestry tools as well as measurement of trees?

Which competitive event tests knowledge and identification of tools?

Which competitive event tests knowledge of agricultural mechanics as well as performance of specific mechanical skills?

Which competitive event involves performance of a mock interview for an agriculturally related job?

Which competitive event tests knowledge of sales and marketing?

Which competitive event involves solving business problems and knowledge of business principles?

One of the goals of agricultural organizations is to allow professionals the opportunity to ______, learn, and communicate.

Agricultural organizations provide trade shows and journals to update members on new ______, products, and technology.

Membership dues in agricultural organizations are used to finance commodity advertisement, trade journals, and educational programs and ______ for members.

Which organization aims to create and increase opportunities for corn growers?

Which organization promotes and educates to ensure a socially responsible and profitable NC pork industry?

Which organization is described as being flexible, knowledgeable, responsive, and environmentally conscious, providing leadership and technological advancement in the nursery and landscape industries?

The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) is the world’s largest ______ registry and membership organization.

Which organization aims to promote 'real' Christmas trees through marketing and education?

Which agricultural organization gives members a unified voice in agricultural issues, offers insurance related products, and provides scholarships and educational opportunities for youth?

Which agricultural organization is a farm driven, membership based, non-profit, that helps people in the Carolinas grow and eat local, organic foods?

Which agricultural organization is a family-oriented organization committed to serving its members through a variety of programs and services and promotes agriculture as an essential industry for our economy?

Which agricultural organization is open to any adult who wishes to support students in agricultural education?

What is one purpose of Leadership Development in FFA? It develops ________, character and citizenship.

Which of the following is a purpose of Leadership Development in FFA?

Leadership Development in FFA encourages the improvement of ________.

What are the official colors of the FFA?

What does the Program of Activities (POA) provide for FFA members?

According to the FFA Emblem, what does the cross section of the ear of corn symbolize?

What is the mission statement of the FFA?

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for ________, personal growth and career success.

According to the FFA Mission Statement, what are the three areas FFA develops in students?

In the FFA emblem, the eagle symbolizes the ________ scope of the FFA.

In the FFA Emblem, the owl symbolizes ________ and wisdom.

What does the plow symbolize in the FFA Emblem?

What does the rising sun symbolize in the FFA Emblem?

Agriculture Education and FFA symbolizes the combination of _______ and leadership necessary for progress in agriculture.

The second line of the FFA Motto is "Doing to ________".

The third line of the FFA Motto is "Earning to ________".

The fourth line of the FFA Motto is "Living to ________".

Who wrote the FFA Creed?

In what year was the FFA Creed adopted at the National FFA Convention?

The FFA Creed was revised in which years?

Each of the 5 paragraphs of the FFA Creed begins with which phrase?

What is the primary use of the FFA Creed?

New members are required to learn and recite the FFA Creed prior to being awarded the first degree of FFA membership – the “Greenhand Degree”.

The FFA Creed expresses belief in which of the following?

The first paragraph of the FFA Creed begins with the words, "I believe in the future of _________.

Who is stationed by the rising sun?

Who presides over meetings?

Who is stationed by the plow?

Who calls the roll of officers, coordinates committees, and assumes the duties of the president in his/her absence?

Who is stationed by the ear of corn?

Who keeps accurate records of meetings?

Who is stationed by the emblem of George Washington?

Who keeps financial records?

Which FFA officer informs and reports on events?

Who is stationed by the door and the shield of friendship?