FFA Greenhand Quiz Oklahoma Supplemental Page

State Program Administrator, State FFA Advisor

Scott Nemecek

State FFA Executive Secretary

Trevor Lucas

Central Area Program Specialist

Josh Davis

Northeast Area Program Specialist

David Turner

Southwest Area Program Specialist, State FFA Alumni Advisor

Kurt Murray

Northwest Area Program Specialist

Jeremy Schmidt

Southeast Area Program Specialist

Stacy Dietz

FFA Administrative Assistant

Kathie Short

Ag Ed Administrative Assistant

BaLinda Brown

State President

Coy Davidson, Elgin FFA

State Secretary

Kaden Pliler, Purcell FFA

State Reporter

Colby Barns, Balko FFA

Northeast Area Vice President

Sloane McIntire, Skiatook FFA

Northwest Area Vice President

Annie Schneider, Seiling FFA

Central Area Vice President

Jace Myers, Perkins-Tryon FFA

Southeast Area Vice President

Aspen Chumley, Byng FFA

Southwest Area Vice President

Makayla Morris, Chickasha FFA

Farm Boys’ Country Life Achievement Club organized at the Oklahoma State Fair, laying the foundation for the Future Farmers of Oklahoma.

1926

Future Farmers of Oklahoma officially organized during the Oklahoma A&M College Interscholastic Meet and Judging Contests in Stillwater.

1927

Ralph Runnells of Claremore elected the first Oklahoma State FFO President.

1927

The New Farmers of Oklahoma established at Langston University, creating a parallel agricultural leadership organization for Black students.

1927

The Junior Master Farmer Degree is established as Oklahoma’s highest degree.

1927

Oklahoma becomes a charter member of the Future Farmers of America.

1928

Ollie Duroy becomes Oklahoma’s first American Farmer Degree recipient.

1928

The first Oklahoma FFA Camp is held near Watts, Oklahoma.

1930

J.B. Perky becomes State FFA Advisor, beginning nearly three decades of transformational leadership.

1931

Vernon Howell becomes Oklahoma’s first National FFA President

1932

State Convention attendance reaches a record of nearly 2,900 members.

1940

The Oklahoma FFA Building at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds is dedicated.

1941

The first Oklahoma State FFA Sweetheart Contest is held.

1952

The first Oklahoma FFA Alumni Camp is held at Red Rock Methodist Camp near Hinston.

1973

The Oklahoma FFA Foundation is established to expand opportunities for Oklahoma FFA members.

1986

The Oklahoma FFA Alumni Association purchases Camp Tulakogee near Wagoner, securing the future of Alumni Leadership Camp.

2025

Oklahoma FFA membership surpasses 30,000 members for the first time.

2025