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First FFA owned National headquarters land purchased
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FFA formation formed in Washington D.C More than 130k Members participate in WWII
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First FFA Band performance at a National FFA Convention FFA Weed established during the week of George Washington’s
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First National FFA chorus performance First National FFA talent contest at convention
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First national leadership training conference held
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New Farmers of America
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FFA memberships become available to girls
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Official FFA uniforms are associated to all members
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Official FFA website is debuted
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"FFA Live" is launched on TV
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5 FFA jackets are added to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History
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Student memberships hit all-time-highest amount of people with over 700,000 and over 8,000 chapters