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200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt The FFA Emblem Vocabulary Terms Congressional Acts The Animals

Who wrote the FFA Creed?

E.M. Tiffany

What are the three degrees an FFA member can earn?

-Green hand -Chapter -State

What are the 4 types of FFA Membership?

-Active -Alumni -Honorary -Colligiate

The FFA and NFA merged in what year?

1965

When were women allowed to join FFA?

1969

List 4 symbols in the FFA emblem.

The eagle, owl, plow, corn, rising sun., words: Agricultural Education surrounding FFA

In the emblem, what does the eagle stand for?

National Scope

In the emblem, what does the owl stand for?

Knowledge and wisdom

In the emblem, what does the plow stand for?

Labor and Tillage of the soil

In the emblem, what does the Rising Sun stand for?

Future, A new day in Agriculture, Progress

In the emblem, what does the corn stand for?

National Scope, Corn is grown in every state.

Define: Agriculture

Oldest Science, responsible for growing of food, fiber, forestry, flowers, and pharmaceuticals

Define: Herbivore

An animal that eats a diet of plants

Define: Omnivore

An animal that eats of diet of plants and animals.

Define: Hormones

Chemical Substances that are secreted by glands in the animal’s body which produces a certain effect.

Define: Hypothesis

An educated guess a testable statement.

Define: Vaccinating

The process of injecting an animal with certain microorganisms to increase its immunity to specific diseases.

Congressional Act responsible for providing land for a land grant University in each state.

Morrill Act – 1862

Congressional Act that is responsible for creating the Cooperative Extension Service?

Smith-Lever Act

Congressional act responsible for creating Agricultural Experiment Stations.

Hatch Act

What is the purpose of the Cooperative Extension Service?

Provide education to the public in the areas of Agriculture and Home Economics.

Name three products we get from Livestock.

Meat, Milk, leather, pharmaceuticals, gelatin, hair, brushes, marshmellows, Idea is PRODUCTS not services.

List three services we get from animals

Labor, recreation, racing, pleasure, transportation, guiding.

Name the six main types of Livestock

Cattle, Horses, Poultry, Sheep, goats, swine

If an animal has developed the resistance to catching a disease, it has developed what?

Immunity

Name Three Pharmaceuticals that are derived from animals.

Rennet, insulin, thyroid medication, hormones, heart valves, ect…