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The Smith Hughes Act was established. It allowed for vocational programs to be added to educational systems.

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FFA was established. The first national FFA Convention was held. It occurred in Kansas City, Missouri.

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The FFA colors were established. The colors are national blue and corn gold.

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The FFA Creed was adopted, and it was written by E.M. Tiffany. The official dress was adopted (dark blue shirt, blue or white pants, blue cap, and yellow tie).

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The blue corduroy jacket was established, and the official dress was revised. This included the blue corduroy jacket.

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The NFA was founded. This allowed African American men to join. It was founded in Tuskegee, Alabama.

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President Truman signed the Public Law 81-470. This granted Federal Charter to FFA.

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The NFA and the FFA merge. They merged due to segregation ending.

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Females were allowed to join FFA. FFa members participated in Community Service Projects in Washington DC.

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The first national female president of the FFA was elected. Her name is Jan Eberly and she is from California.

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The first non-native speaking president was elected for FFA. His name was Javier Mereno and he spoke Spanish.

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The first African American female was elected to be president of FFA. Her name is Breanna Holbert, and she is from California.