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FFA Timeline

  • FFA colors

    The FFA decided national blue and corn gold would be their official colors
  • FFA Colors

    National blue and corn gold
  • FFA Creed

    The FFA Creed was written by E.M. Tiffany in 1928 and officially adopted by the National FFA Organization in 1930. It allows the members to focus on the benefits of agriculture, the rich history of the industry, and their future role in agriculture.
  • FFA Creed

    The FFA Creed was written by E.M. Tiffany in 1928 and officially adopted by the National FFA Organization in 1930.It allows the members to focus on the benefits of agriculture, the rich history of the industry, and their future role in agriculture.
  • White house

    A group of FFA officers and members made their way to Washington, D.C., where they were greeted on the White House lawn by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
  • Members

    Official attendance is 12,500
  • Band

    The official FFA band preforms at 1947 FFA convention
  • Members and stamps

    Members and stamps
    The U.S. Post Office Department issued a special stamp to celebrate the 25th anniversary of FFA. Official attendance 393,369.
  • Truman

    Truman
    Former President Harry S. Truman spoke during the national convention.
  • Members

    NFA joins FFA bringing the official attendance to over 50,000
  • Nixon

    Nixon
    Richard M. Nixon speaks at the National FFA Convention.
  • Females

    FFA opens to females, making it possible for them to hold office and participate in competitive events at regional and national levels.
  • FFA Secretary

    National FFA Secretary Fred McClure from Texas is the first African-American elected to a national FFA office.
  • Ford

    Ford
    President Gerald Ford speaks at the National FFA Convention. The speech is carried live on network television.
  • Prez

    Jan Eberly becomes the first female national FFA president.
  • Reagan

    Reagan
    President Ronald Reagan speaks at the National FFA Convention
  • FFA.org

    The official website for FFA, FFA.org, debuts. https://www.ffa.org/