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The FFA Emblem

The cross section of an ear of corn … … the foundation crop of the U.S. It represents unity since it is grown in all states.

The eagle... …is our national symbol.

The rising sun... … represents progress, a new day.

The plow... ...symbolizes labor and tillage of the soil.

The owl... … represents wisdom and knowledge.

The words Agricultural Education surrounding FFA... ...tell us that FFA is an integral part... … of an agricultural education program.

The words Agricultural Education surrounding FFA... ...tell us that FFA is an integral part... … of an agricultural education program.

What is the definition of integral? Essential or necessary for completeness The root word in “integration”

This is our FFA emblem...

… wear it with pride!

FFA Colors National Blue Corn Gold NOT Blue & Gold Blue & Yellow