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Smith-Hughes Act established funds for vocational agricultural in high school.
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Virginia was the first state to have a Future Farmers club for boys.
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A network of teachers guided the establishment of FFA as a team effort to establish a club for boys with similar farm interests.
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The official FFA Creed, written by E.M. Tiffany, was adopted.
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NFA formed for black students with agricultural interests.
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28.5 acres of land purchased near Alexandria, Va., for the first FFA-owned national headquarters; the land was part of George Washington’s estate.
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FFA was in every state in America
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FFA became one of a few student organizations to recieve a federal charter from congress - Public Law 740
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FFA and NFA merged
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Girls were allowed to join FFA for the first time
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National FFA Alumni Association was founded
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First female national president of the FFA
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The first Agriscience teacher of the year award was given
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Name changed from Future Farmers of America to the National FFA Organization in order to reflect the growing diversity in the agriculture industry.
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Corey Flournoy was the first African American National President
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National Convention completes 7 year run in Indianapolis and returns to Louisville, Kentucky in 2013 for 3 years.