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| 1999 | National Convention in Louisville, KY |
| 2006 | National Convention to Indianapolis, IN |
| 1917 | Smith/Hughes Act (also known as the National Vocational Education Act) started Vocational Education |
| 1928 | FFA founded in K.C. MO with 33 delegates, dues 10 cents/member |
| 1944 | National FFA Foundation, lnc. founded |
| 1948 | National FFA Supply Serviced began |
| 1950 | FFA granted a federal charter by public law 740. Replaced in 1998 by Public Law 105-225. |
| 1952 | Code of Ethics adopted |
| 1965 | NFA/FFA merged |
| 1966 | National Career Show began |
| 1969 | Girls admitted to membership and Ken Dunagan first Star Agri-businessman of America |
| 1971 | FFA Alumni chartered (Kansas has first charter) |
| 1987 | First broadcast of the National FFA convention |
| 1988 | Name change from Future Farmers of America to National FFA Organization |
| 1989 | Name of National Future Farmer Magazine changed to FFA-New Horizons |
| 1998 | FFA Supply Serviced relocated to Indianapolis, IN and the national charter was revised |
| 1997 | Ground breaking ceremonies for National FFA Center in Indianapolis, IN |
| 1930 | The creed was adopted at the third convenion. |
| 1952 | The National Future Farmer Magazine was first published. |
| 1977 | The golden anniversary (50 years) of the FFA |
