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Smith Hughes Act Signed | 1917 |
Future Farmers of America Formed @ baltimore hotel in Kansas City, Missouri | 1928 |
Birthplace of FFA | Kansas City, MO |
1944 | FFA Foundation created |
Public Law 740 is passed giving a Federal Charter | 1950 |
The National Future Farmer Magazine is published | 1952 |
1965 | NFA and FFA merge--allowing blacks into FFA |
Ladies were allowed into FFA | 1969 |
Name changes to National FFA Organization | 1988 |
Future Farmer Magazine Changes name to FFA New Horizons | 1989 |
Site of Current National FFA Convention | Louisville, KY |
Site of Current National FFA center | Indianapolis, IN |
Official colors of FFA | National Blue and Corn Gold |
State FFA Advisor | Ike Kershaw |
State FFA President | Jessica Shanahan |
Approx. number of FFA members nationwide | 450,000 |
Symbol of a new day in agriculture | rising sun |
symbol of work | plow |
symbol of nationwide unity | eagle |
symbol of wisdom | owl |
State Vice-President | Brent Stammon |
State Secretary | Ben Nething |
State Treasure | Aaron Miller |
District 7 President | Sierra Jepsen |
American Royal Livestock show in Kansas city , organized the first FFA judging contest | 1926 |
Created in virginia a future farmers club | Henry Grosclose |
Official FFA creed was adopted, it was wrote by E.M Tiffany | 1930 |
The official FFA jacket was adopted as the official dress | 1933 |
Fredricktown, Ohio | Location where the FFA Jacket was designed |
Official FFA Colors | National Blue and Corn Gold |
Year the Offical FFA Colors were adopted | 1929 |
Made agriculture education possible for African American Students | Dr. H.O Sargent |
New Farmers of America | 1935 |
FFA Purchased 28 acres from george washingtons estate and built the National FFA Headquarters | 1939 |
The New Farmers organization Merged with the Future Farmers of America to create an integrated FFA | 1965 |
National Farmer FFA magazine was first issued and Commemorative FFA stamp | 1952 |
National FFA Foundation was formed | 1944 |
FFA National Convention moved from from Kansas city to Louisville Kentucky | 1999 |
Dedication of the National FFA center in Indianapolis Indiana | 1998 |
The FFA Magazine changed its name to ffa New Horizons | 1989 |