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1917 the Smith-Hughes national vocational education act that started ag education.
the Smith-Hughes national vocational education act that started ag education. 1917
1928 Future farmers of America is established in Kansas CIty, Missouri, on November 20. Leslie Applegate(New Jersey) is elected the first FFA president.
Future farmers of America is established in Kansas CIty, Missouri, on November 20. Leslie Applegate(New Jersey) is elected the first FFA president. 1928
1929 national blue and corn gold are adopted as official FFA colors
national blue and corn gold are adopted as official FFA colors 1929
1930 the official creed, written by E. M. Tiffany, is adopted the first official dress uniform is adopted: dark blue shirt, blue or white pants, blue cap, and yellow tie
the official creed, written by E. M. Tiffany, is adopted the first official dress uniform is adopted: dark blue shirt, blue or white pants, blue cap, and yellow tie 1930
1933 blue corduroy jacket is adopted as official dress
blue corduroy jacket is adopted as official dress 1933
1935 NFA is founded as a national organization for African Americans active FFA membership exceeds 100,000 members
NFA is founded as a national organization for African Americans active FFA membership exceeds 100,000 members 1935
1939 the first FFA-owned headquarters is purchased near Alexandria Va. on land that once belonged to George Washington's estate
the first FFA-owned headquarters is purchased near Alexandria Va. on land that once belonged to George Washington's estate 1939
1944 the Future Farmers of America Foundation is founded (Washington DC) to raise money for FFA programs and activities 138,548 FFA members serve in World War 2
the Future Farmers of America Foundation is founded (Washington DC) to raise money for FFA programs and activities 138,548 FFA members serve in World War 2 1944
1952 first issue of the National Future Farmer magazine is published
first issue of the National Future Farmer magazine is published 1952
1965 NFA merges with FFA
NFA merges with FFA 1965
1969 FFA opens membership to women
FFA opens membership to women 1969
1971 the National FFA Alumni Association is established
the National FFA Alumni Association is established 1971
1973 National FFA secretary Fred McClure from Texas is the first African American elected to a national FFA office
National FFA secretary Fred McClure from Texas is the first African American elected to a national FFA office 1973
1976 Julie Smiley(Washington) is elected national FFA vice president and is the first female to hold a national FFA office
Julie Smiley(Washington) is elected national FFA vice president and is the first female to hold a national FFA office 1976
1980 the national FFA foundation raises 1 millions dollars in 1 year for the first time
the national FFA foundation raises 1 millions dollars in 1 year for the first time 1980
1982 Jan Emberly(California) becomes the first female national FFA president
Jan Emberly(California) becomes the first female national FFA president 1982
1988 the Future Farmers of America changes its name to the national FFA organization
the Future Farmers of America changes its name to the national FFA organization 1988
1989 the National Future Farmer magazine changes it's name to FFA New Horizons
the National Future Farmer magazine changes it's name to FFA New Horizons 1989
2007 FFA membership exceeds the half-million mark with 500,823 members in 7,358 chapters
FFA membership exceeds the half-million mark with 500,823 members in 7,358 chapters 2007
2014 five FFA jackets are donated to the smithsonian's national museum of American history the Give the Gift of Blue Program begins, if you say the creed you get a jacket.
five FFA jackets are donated to the smithsonian's national museum of American history the Give the Gift of Blue Program begins, if you say the creed you get a jacket. 2014
2017 the convention delegate recommends to alter the official dress
the convention delegate recommends to alter the official dress 2017
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