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U.S. Legislation was created to assist states in funding education for agriculture and industrial trade, it was the first big leap in the quality of education in America in the early 1900s. Students would be to cultivate interest from hands-on learning creating many new agriculture enthusiasts because of this act.

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3 Virginian Educators Henry Groseclose, Harry Sanders, and Walter S. Newman, and Edmund C Magrill. It was created for the agriculture students in Virginia to get hands on experience after school. This organization would be the first model and biggest inspiration to found the FFA. It was created for the agriculture students in Virginia to get hands on experience after school.

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 Constitution and Bylaws for FFV written-1927

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 Constitution and Bylaws for FFV written-1927

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H.O Sargent and G.W. Owens come together to write the first constitution and bylaws for the FFV. H.O. Sargent was a federal agent for African American Agriculture education at the U.S. Office of education and G.W. Owens a teacher for Virginia State College collaborated to create these works in the account of the future so that we may be prepared to take on any tasks with steps to follow.

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After the establishment of the FFA, the first National Convention is held in Kansas City, MO. The convention had 33 delegates from 18 states and voted on Leslie Applegate, from New Jersey as the First FFA National President.

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National Blue and Corn blue are adopted as the National FFA Colors. Star Farmer of America, one of the first FFA awards given to Carlton Patton. Second FFA Convention has 35 states and 65 delegates.

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E.M. Tiffany FFA Creed is adopted as the Official creed of the FFA. First National Public Speaking event is held and won by Edward Drace.

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Blue Corduroy Jacket became the Official Dress. Group of FFA members and officers were greeted by Franklin Roosevelt on the White House lawn.

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28.5 acres of land was purchased near Alexandria VA. Part of land was George Washington's estate.

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During the Second World War tens of thousands of FFA members volunteers to join the war efforts for America. National FFA conventions were held to help recruit during the war. By 1944 there were more than 100,000 FFA members in the US Armed Services

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First Band performed at the National FFA Convention in 1947 and the Chorus in 1948, in one year the FFA had 20,000 new members and the 20th national convention was so busy they had to get another convention sight in a hotel basement

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Pres. Harry S Truman and the 81st Congress passed a bill that gave the FFA a federal Charter. It became public law after it was signed by truman on the 81-740.

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President D. Wright Eisenhower was the first President to speak at a national FFA convention. The US. Post office issued a special stamp for the FFA 25th anniversary

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The FFA Center is dedicated in Alexandria VA, on the land once owned by George Washington where the FFA camp used to be located. First National Officer leadership conference held.

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The NFA and FFA merge increased the membership by 50,000, Delegates vote to increase Membership dues from 10Cent to 50 Cent, allowing everyone to receive the FFA Magazine. The FFA Magazine is a magazine published in 1952 that would be included with membership following the merge.

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First FFA National Agricultural Career Show-1966

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First FFA National Agricultural Career Show-1966

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A Show meant to highlight education and career opportunities for youth. The show is now called EXPO, and is held at the national FFA convention.

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The Washing Conference (now called Washington Leadership Conference) is held and it is decided women can now become official members of the FFA. Ken Dunagan from Arizona gets first American Star in Agribusiness.

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New york gets Anita Decker as their representing delegate for the FFA. Patricia Krowicki becomes the FFA delegate for New Jersey. This is a staple point in the Histroy of the FFA and the United States.

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First African American Elected to National FFA office.-1773

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First African American Elected to National FFA office.-1773

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FFA Dress Standards Created. National FFA Secratary, Fred McClure from Texas becomes the first FFA National office worker.

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Julie Smiley elected as vice president and held the spot for first female to work a National FFA office position. Alsaska Also becomes the final american charter state for the FFA.

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Jan Elberly becomes the First National FFA President.