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FFA History

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1917 Smith-Hughes Act provided federal funding to establish Vocational Agriculture programs in high schools
1928 Future Farms of America was established
1929 NCFFA created the NC FFA Camp at White Lake
1965 NFA merged with the FFA to end racial segregation of the organizations.
1929 NC FFA was chartered. Lillington High School was the 1st Chapter
1933 The blue corduroy jacket became the official FFA jacket
1935 The NFA was formed for African American students
1939 FFA purchases 28.5 acres in Alexandria, VA
1950 Public Law 740 passed…High School Agriculture programs must have FFA as an intercurricular part of the program
1966 North Iredell High School chartered the NIHS FFA
1953 The Silver anniversary (25th) was observed by the US Postal Service stamp
1969 Women were officially allowed to join FFA
1998 National Convention moved to Louisville, Kentucky
1944 National FFA Foundation formed to provide scholarships and funds for FFA Activities
1988 Future Farmers of America changed their name to The National FFA Organization
1929 The FFA Colors (National Blue and Corn Gold) were adopted
1930 The FFA Creed was adopted
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