FFA Unit Review Vocabulary

Vocabulary flashcards testing key facts, dates, officers, degrees, and symbols for the FFA unit review.

CDE

Career Development Event

7969

The year women were allowed to join the FFA

1963

The year the FFA merged with the NFA

National Blue + Com Gold

The official colors of the FFA

Trey Myers

National FFA President for 2026

Groenhand FFA Degree

The degree awarded to first year members of the FFA

EM Tiffany

Author who wrote the FFA creed

Official FFA Dress

Official FFA jacket (zipped to the top), black slack or blach socks/nylons or black shirt puch, White Collared shirt/blouse, Official FFA tie/scarf, nylons, black dross shoes with closca

Leslie Applegate

The first president of the National FFA

1988

The year the Future Farmers of America changed their name to National FFA

Keith Dietzschold

The MO state FFA advisor

Treasurer (FFA Officer)

Officer in charge of keeping track of all FFA financial transactions

Dr. Travis Park

The National FFA advisor

The Rising Sun

The FFA insignia that represents the dawn of a new era

Nevada FFA Officers

President-Carissa Stong, Vice President- Mason Nail, Secretary- Addi Rocco, Treasurer-Bella McInroy, Reporter-MJ Loo, Setinol-Carly Hoffman

One tap of the gavel

Signals members to be seated

Two taps of the gavel

Call the meeting to order

Three taps of the gavel

Signals for all members to stand

"I believe"

The phrase that begins every paragraph of the FFA Creed

Chapter FFA Degree

The degree awarded to second year members of FFA

The Reporter

Officer responsible for informing the local newspaper about FFA events

Stationed by the owl

The advisor

3 Components of Agriculture Education

Classroom/Laboratory Instruction, SAE, & FFA

Smith-Hughes Act

The Congressional Act that helped establish vocational agriculture education

Official FFA Salute

The Pledge of Allegiance

FFA Motto

Leaming todo, Doing to hoam, kaming to Live, hiving to

Stationed by the ear of corn

The Secretary

FFA Creed First Paragraph

I believe in the future of Agriculture with a faith born not of words but of deeds---achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturist; in the promise of better days through better ways even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years

FFA Member Responsibilities

To practice brotherhood, honor agricultural pursuits and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which an FFA member should possess