Greenhand Test Review
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1. 1928: Future Farmers of America was founded
2. 1965: Consolidation with the New Farmers of America (NFA). NFA was an organization similar to the FFA for African
american students.
3. 1969: Female students were allowed to become members.
4. 1988: Name of the organization was changed to National FFA organization.
5. 1917: Smith-Hughes Act-Started vocational education.
6. Henry Groseclose: "The father of FFA"
7. Leslie Applegate: First National FFA President
8. FFA colors: Corn Gold and National Blue
9. FFA Mission: Premier leadership, personal growth and career success
10. FFA Motto: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live,
Living to serve
11. E.M. Tiffany: Author of the FFA Creed
12. Rising sun on FFA Emblem: Progress in agriculture
13. Cross section of ear of corn on FFA Emblem: Unity of organization
14. Eagle on FFA Emblem: Freedom of our country
15. Owl on FFA Emblem: Knowledge and wisdom
16. "agricultural education" "FFA" on FFA Emblem: indicates that learning and leadership are
central themes
17. Home of FFA Jacket: Fredericktown, OH
18. Discovery Degree: The first FFA degree you can earn and the only one for middle school students.
19. Kansas City, MO: Place of first National FFA Convention
20. President Station: Rising Sun
21. Vice President Station: Plow
22. Secretary Station: Ear of corn
23. Reporter Station: Flag
24. Treasurer Station: Emblem of Washington
25. Sentinel Station: Door
26. Student Advisor Station: Owl
27. SAE: Supervised Agricultural Experience
28. Entrepreneurship SAE: A project that is conducted by a student as the owner or manager of a business
based on agriculture and is supervised by a teacher.
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_i0rute
1. 1928: Future Farmers of America was founded
2. 1965: Consolidation with the New Farmers of America (NFA). NFA was an organization similar to the FFA for African
american students.
3. 1969: Female students were allowed to become members.
4. 1988: Name of the organization was changed to National FFA organization.
5. 1917: Smith-Hughes Act-Started vocational education.
6. Henry Groseclose: "The father of FFA"
7. Leslie Applegate: First National FFA President
8. FFA colors: Corn Gold and National Blue
9. FFA Mission: Premier leadership, personal growth and career success
10. FFA Motto: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live,
Living to serve
11. E.M. Tiffany: Author of the FFA Creed
12. Rising sun on FFA Emblem: Progress in agriculture
13. Cross section of ear of corn on FFA Emblem: Unity of organization
14. Eagle on FFA Emblem: Freedom of our country
15. Owl on FFA Emblem: Knowledge and wisdom
16. "agricultural education" "FFA" on FFA Emblem: indicates that learning and leadership are
central themes
17. Home of FFA Jacket: Fredericktown, OH
18. Discovery Degree: The first FFA degree you can earn and the only one for middle school students.
19. Kansas City, MO: Place of first National FFA Convention
20. President Station: Rising Sun
21. Vice President Station: Plow
22. Secretary Station: Ear of corn
23. Reporter Station: Flag
24. Treasurer Station: Emblem of Washington
25. Sentinel Station: Door
26. Student Advisor Station: Owl
27. SAE: Supervised Agricultural Experience
28. Entrepreneurship SAE: A project that is conducted by a student as the owner or manager of a business
based on agriculture and is supervised by a teacher.
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