1928 - The Future Farmers of America was established in Kansas City, Missouri.
1930 - Official FFA Creed was adopted.
1944 - The National FFA Foundation Inc. was founded.
1945 - The Cambridge FFA Chapter was chartered.
1950 - "Public Law 740" gave the FFA a federal charter.
1952 - "The National Future Farmer" magazine was first published.
1959 - National FFA Center established in Alexandria, Virginia.
1965 - New Farmers of America (NFA) and FFA were merged.
1969 - Women were allowed into the FFA.
1971 - The National FFA Alumni Association was established.
1988 - The official name of the FFA changed from "Future Farmers of America" to "The National FFA Organization."
1989 - "The National Future Farmers" magazine's name changed to "FFA New Horizons."
1998 - The National FFA center moved to Indianapolis, Indiana.
1999 - The National Convention moved to Louisville, Kentucky.
2006 - The National Convention moved to Indianapolis, Indiana. |
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