Questions and Answers
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
E.M. Tiffany
At what national convention was the FFA Creed adopted?
The third national convention in Kansas City
At what National Conventions was the FFA Creed revised?
The 38th National Convention in 1965 and the 63rd National Convention in 1990
What prompted you to participate in this CDE?
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Why is the Creed important to the FFA?
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What is the most important part of the Creed to you and why?
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If you rewrote the Creed, what would you change?
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Explain what your influence should be in your home and community as an FFA member.
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What does the E.M. in E.M. Tiffany stand for?
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What relationship did E.M. Tiffany have with the FFA?
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What year was the FFA Creed written?
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Where is the National FFA Convention held now? Where was it before the move?
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What did the FFA Creed say before it was revised and why did it change?
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What are some achievements won by present and past agriculturists?
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What is the importance of learning and reciting the FFA Creed as an FFA member?
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Define honest wealth.
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Study Notes
FFA Creed Overview
- Written by E.M. Tiffany in 1928 while he was the chief teacher at the Wisconsin Board of Education.
- Adopted at the third national convention in Kansas City.
Key Historical Context
- The FFA Creed was revised during the 38th National Convention in 1965 and again at the 63rd National Convention in 1990.
- The Creed emphasizes the significance of agriculture and the values instilled within the FFA community.
Personal Reflections on the Creed
- The final paragraph of the Creed is seen as the most important because it summarizes previous sections and promotes values like honesty and fairness.
- If rewritten, the phrase about influencing home and community would expand to include "country," emphasizing the broader impact individuals can make.
Responsibilities as an FFA Member
- FFA members should embody positive influence in their communities and serve as role models of kindness, honesty, respect, and hard work.
- Learning and reciting the Creed enhances understanding of FFA's purpose and beliefs.
Achievements in Agriculture
- Historical achievements include Eli Whitney's cotton gin, which improved cotton production efficiency.
- Modern advancements like genetically modified seeds symbolize ongoing progress in agriculture.
Importance of the FFA Creed
- The Creed reflects the organization's core values, acknowledging the struggles of past generations and instilling a belief in agriculture's future potential.
- Learning the Creed fosters a deeper connection to the FFA, enhancing appreciation of its mission and values.
Definition of Key Terms
- "Honest wealth" refers to earnings derived from personal effort, not from inheritance or deceit.
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