FFA CREED EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
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What are some reasons to believe in agriculture's future? -ANSWER We should believe
in agriculture's future because this country was built on it and cannot survive without it.
What do you think the future holds for agriculture about you? - ANSWER Agriculture has
been and will be the backbone of America. Our nation was founded by farmers and
agriculturists. The advancements that have made in the field of agriculture over the past
100 years prove that agriculture has a bright future, so things can only get better from
here.
What is meant by the statement, "With a faith born not of words, but of deeds?" -
ANSWER I believe that the statement, "With a faith born not of words but of deeds"
means that just because you say something doesn't mean that you'll actually do it. Prove
that you're a man of your word and that indeed you will follow through with promises
made.
What are some of the important "achievements won by the present and past generations
of agriculturists?" - ANSWER Achievements won by the past are some like the
development of the tractor which improved the efficiency of farming, making it easier
and faster to plant and harvest crops, some present achievements are the discovery of
various uses of corn oil as an alternative gas.
How can we have "better days through better ways?" - ANSWER Better days simply
mean more enjoyable days that are not stressful. Better ways is a simpler way of doing
things that makes farming easier and less stressful on everyone. An example is the
cotton gin which made the harvesting of cotton faster and less labor intensive thus
leading to higher yields and less costs for the farmer.
Name some of the "better things we now enjoy that have come to us from the struggle of
former years." ANSWER Electricity, modern housing, better ways to handle seeding and
livestock feeding.
,What is meant by "engaged in other agricultural pursuits?" ANSWER Something other
than farming; being active with another AG team, yet still being in a position to maintain
that farmer lifestyle.
What is challenging about "living and working on a good farm?" - ANSWER Living and
working on a good farm or being engaged in other agricultural pursuits can be pleasant
by the self satisfaction of raising your own product and providing for others. It can be
challenging due to long hours of hard work on farms and ranches.
What do you believe constitutes a good farm? ANS A good farm is profitable, this takes
hard work and dedication. The most successful farms combine modern innovation with
practical knowledge from previous generations.
What are some of the "joys of agricultural life?" - ANSWER Seeing the reward for all the
hard work and planning, whether it means a successful harvest, healthy livestock or in
my case seeing my chapter's BIG team take state for 2nd time in a row.
What are some of the "inconveniences of agriculture life?" - ANSWER Some discomforts
of agriculture life are losing crops or livestock due to a virus, drought, or early frost.
Also, long hours you have to spend dealing with unexpected setbacks.
What is meant by the statement "and hold an inborn fondness for those associations
which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny?" - ANSWER Hold an inborn
fondness for those assoc. which even in hours of discouragement I cannot deny means
there are many variables in agriculture life. The joy of success and perseverance
outweigh the trying times that all farmers experience.
Why is leadership so important? - ANSWER Leaders set goals and stay with them. They
maintain order and get everyone motivated so that objectives aren't just discussed but
pursued.
What can you do as a freshman in AG education to develop leadership skills?" -
ANSWER These FFA leadership contests are a great beginning. We can learn from the
example of our coaches and advisers. We can take those skills and apply them as we
, move forward in agriculture.
What should we do in order to get "respect from others"? - ANSWER Work hard and
earn your livelihood in an honest way; always be nice, sweet, and respectful to others.
What would you do to make this work effective? - ANSWER I will work and help others in
the community and team by only concentrating on our main purpose: agriculture.
What can you do to develop the ability to think clearly? - ANSWER In my point of view, to
think clearly we must be confident in ourselves & believe that we can do anything we set
our minds to and focusing to work nonstop until you get there.
What do you mean by "progressive agriculturists?" ANSWER The progressive
agriculturists are serving ourselves and the public interest in the production and
marketing of the product of our toil through devising easier ways of crops growing and
making agricultural products easier to attain.
What practices and policies do you have that you think are unfair? - ANSWER Some like
unfair labor practices.
How can progressive agriculturists serve themselves and the public interest in
marketing the products of their toil? - ANSWER By getting a fair price for products, grain
or livestock farmers can continue producing food.
What is meant by the "power in bargaining?" - ANSWER A greater ability to earn what is
needed.
Begging vs. Bargaining - ANSWER Begging means to ask someone earnestly for
something while bargaining means to negotiate the terms and conditions of a
transaction.
What is meant by "the life abundant?" - ANSWER Enough for everybody.
CORRECT LATEST UPDATE
What are some reasons to believe in agriculture's future? -ANSWER We should believe
in agriculture's future because this country was built on it and cannot survive without it.
What do you think the future holds for agriculture about you? - ANSWER Agriculture has
been and will be the backbone of America. Our nation was founded by farmers and
agriculturists. The advancements that have made in the field of agriculture over the past
100 years prove that agriculture has a bright future, so things can only get better from
here.
What is meant by the statement, "With a faith born not of words, but of deeds?" -
ANSWER I believe that the statement, "With a faith born not of words but of deeds"
means that just because you say something doesn't mean that you'll actually do it. Prove
that you're a man of your word and that indeed you will follow through with promises
made.
What are some of the important "achievements won by the present and past generations
of agriculturists?" - ANSWER Achievements won by the past are some like the
development of the tractor which improved the efficiency of farming, making it easier
and faster to plant and harvest crops, some present achievements are the discovery of
various uses of corn oil as an alternative gas.
How can we have "better days through better ways?" - ANSWER Better days simply
mean more enjoyable days that are not stressful. Better ways is a simpler way of doing
things that makes farming easier and less stressful on everyone. An example is the
cotton gin which made the harvesting of cotton faster and less labor intensive thus
leading to higher yields and less costs for the farmer.
Name some of the "better things we now enjoy that have come to us from the struggle of
former years." ANSWER Electricity, modern housing, better ways to handle seeding and
livestock feeding.
,What is meant by "engaged in other agricultural pursuits?" ANSWER Something other
than farming; being active with another AG team, yet still being in a position to maintain
that farmer lifestyle.
What is challenging about "living and working on a good farm?" - ANSWER Living and
working on a good farm or being engaged in other agricultural pursuits can be pleasant
by the self satisfaction of raising your own product and providing for others. It can be
challenging due to long hours of hard work on farms and ranches.
What do you believe constitutes a good farm? ANS A good farm is profitable, this takes
hard work and dedication. The most successful farms combine modern innovation with
practical knowledge from previous generations.
What are some of the "joys of agricultural life?" - ANSWER Seeing the reward for all the
hard work and planning, whether it means a successful harvest, healthy livestock or in
my case seeing my chapter's BIG team take state for 2nd time in a row.
What are some of the "inconveniences of agriculture life?" - ANSWER Some discomforts
of agriculture life are losing crops or livestock due to a virus, drought, or early frost.
Also, long hours you have to spend dealing with unexpected setbacks.
What is meant by the statement "and hold an inborn fondness for those associations
which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny?" - ANSWER Hold an inborn
fondness for those assoc. which even in hours of discouragement I cannot deny means
there are many variables in agriculture life. The joy of success and perseverance
outweigh the trying times that all farmers experience.
Why is leadership so important? - ANSWER Leaders set goals and stay with them. They
maintain order and get everyone motivated so that objectives aren't just discussed but
pursued.
What can you do as a freshman in AG education to develop leadership skills?" -
ANSWER These FFA leadership contests are a great beginning. We can learn from the
example of our coaches and advisers. We can take those skills and apply them as we
, move forward in agriculture.
What should we do in order to get "respect from others"? - ANSWER Work hard and
earn your livelihood in an honest way; always be nice, sweet, and respectful to others.
What would you do to make this work effective? - ANSWER I will work and help others in
the community and team by only concentrating on our main purpose: agriculture.
What can you do to develop the ability to think clearly? - ANSWER In my point of view, to
think clearly we must be confident in ourselves & believe that we can do anything we set
our minds to and focusing to work nonstop until you get there.
What do you mean by "progressive agriculturists?" ANSWER The progressive
agriculturists are serving ourselves and the public interest in the production and
marketing of the product of our toil through devising easier ways of crops growing and
making agricultural products easier to attain.
What practices and policies do you have that you think are unfair? - ANSWER Some like
unfair labor practices.
How can progressive agriculturists serve themselves and the public interest in
marketing the products of their toil? - ANSWER By getting a fair price for products, grain
or livestock farmers can continue producing food.
What is meant by the "power in bargaining?" - ANSWER A greater ability to earn what is
needed.
Begging vs. Bargaining - ANSWER Begging means to ask someone earnestly for
something while bargaining means to negotiate the terms and conditions of a
transaction.
What is meant by "the life abundant?" - ANSWER Enough for everybody.
