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| The Smith-Hughes act was passed and established vocational education classes in schools. (for AG classes) |
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Future farmers of America was established in Kansas, MO.
-Males only
-Leslie Applegate of New Jersey selected as first national president. |
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Official FFA colors were adopted.
-National Blue and Corn Gold |
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| Blue Corduroy jacket was adopted as the official FFA dress. Also, a yellow tie. |
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The year NFA merged with the FFA.
NFA- New farmers of America. SImilar to the FFA, but for African American & Hispanic students. |
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| Name changed from Future Farmers of America to National FFA organization; to reflect the growing diversity of the Agricultural industry. |
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| FFA breaks the ten million mark in raising money for the FFA programs and services. |
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| Today there are 540,379 FFA members, aged 12-21 in 7,489 chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. |
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| Are present in 18 out of 20 of the largest U.S. cities, including New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. |
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| Cross section of the ear of corn |
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| A crop grown in all the states, u.s. virgin islands, and puerto rico. ties together all the states |
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| new beginnings/future of the ffa |
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| the national scope of the ffa |
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| premier leadership, career success, personal growth |
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| four types of membershhip |
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| Active, alumni, collegiate, honorary |
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| degrees earned, and in order: |
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| Discovery, greenhand, chapter, state, american |
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| black shoes, black nylons, black pants/skirt, jacket, scarf |
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| National blue and corn gold |
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| Doug is Prez. Brea is vp. Lane is treasurer. maggie is secretary. alisia is reporter. and gallop is sentinel |
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| Why the change to national ffa organization |
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| how many members as of 2012 |
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| # of FFA regions in Michigan, Hart is in which region? |
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| Amount of medals worn on our jacket? and what ones can you wear? |
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| 3: Highest award, office, degree. |
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| Women a no-go until 1969 because? |
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| Sit down, or business concluded. |
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| Roll call, voice vote, tand, secret ballot |
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| Words used to present a main motion? |
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| Parli-pro used because? Advantages? |
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| Protects minority, everyone gets a vote |
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