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smith and Huges establish vocational agricultural courses
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FFV in virgina for boys in agriculture
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the first national vocational assemble a live stock
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African American agriculture students first state rally
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FFA is established in Kansas City Mo. the NFA first sectional gathering of members is held
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national colors are adopted
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official FFA creed is adopted written by E.M. Tiffany
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the national FFA Radio Program on NBC is launched
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a charter is granted to the Puerto Rico FFA association
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blue corduroy jacket is adopted as Oficial Dress
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David Simmons of Alabama the first NFA president
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during the FFA convention action is taken to establish a NationalFFA camp and leadership in Washington D.C.
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FFA headquarters purchased on land part of George Washington's estate
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FFA joins world war ll
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FFA foundation is formed in Washington D.C.
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FFA victory convention attendance hits 12,000. honoring those who served in war
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the first national FFA band performes at the national FFA convention
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record jump in membership first FFA week celebrated on George Washinton birthday
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the first international exchange program for FFA members begin with young club of great britian
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FFA becomes federal charted
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FFA code of ethnics is adopted
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FFA membership hit 300,000 celebrate 25 anniversary of FFA
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photo of American star farmer Joe Moore is on the cover of time magazine
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former president Harry S. Truman speaks during the national FFA convention
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the national foundation for infantile paralysis NFA with a certificate of appreciation
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The first national FFA center in Washington D.C. on George Washington estate
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FFA sells its one-millionth FFA jacket
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NFA merges with FFA increasing FFA membership
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first FFA national agriculture career show
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Elmer Johnson helps develop the FFA archives at the national FFA center
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US President Richard M. Nixon speaks at FFA convention
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FFA opens membership to females
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first two females delegate to the national convention
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the national FFA Alumni association is established
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FFA official dress standards are created Fred Mclure from texas is the first african american elected to a national office
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