NC FFA

Students were required to bring their own food the first year of camp?

How many high school agriculture education programs are in NC?

What school was the first to establish a teach agriculture curriculum in NC?

During World War II, the camp was closed and used by the Army?

How many specific regions fall under the Eastern and Western regions for NC chapters?

Who is the current State FFA Coordinator?

Who was the first FFA member from North Carolina to be named the Star Farmer of America?

In what year did the camp change its name to the North Carolina FFA Center at White Lake?

This is the newest college to join the list of NC schools that offer Agriculture Education?

Who is the current Eastern Region Agricultural Education Coordinator?

What year did the Young Tar Heel Farmers begin?

How many middle school agriculture education programs are in NC?

In what year was the first female elected as a State Officer?

What year was the North Carolina FFA Alumni Association formed?

When was the North Carolina Association of Future Farmers of America chartered?

Who is the current Western Region Agricultural Education Coordinator?

In what year did the organization purchase land near Ashville to open the Tom Browne FFA Camp?

What disease outbreak occurred in 1935 and prevented the State Convention from being held?

In what year was the first African American elected as a State Officer?

Nationally, North Carolina is first in producing poultry, eggs and what?

When did the Young Tar Heel Farmers Association receive its charter?

After what Hurricane in 1997 were the piers replaced at White Lake?

The Carolina Farmer degree later became what degree?

Who is the current State Agriculture Education Leader?

How many Ag teachers are employed in NC?

The North Carolina FFA camp at White Lake is the oldest FFA camp in the United States?

A collegiate FFA chapter was organized at State College in what year?

Who was the North Carolinian who was elected to serve as the second national president?