FFA CREED COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS SCORED A+
✔✔Why do you believe in the future of agriculture?o - ✔✔I believe in the future of
agriculture because by 2050 there will be 9.7 billion people in the world and agriculture
will have to increase and grow by 28% to feed those 9.7 billion people.
✔✔What do you think is meant by, "with a faith born not of words, but of deeds"? - ✔✔I
think it is meant by trust is earned by action not just saying you're going to do it but
actually doing it
✔✔Name some of the better things we now enjoy that have come to us from the
struggles of former years - ✔✔electricity, modern housing better ways to handle
seeding and livestock feeding fire resistant cotton,
✔✔In your experiences what is pleasant and what is challenging about agricultural
pursuits? - ✔✔In my experiences agriculture can be pleasant by getting a great crop
that year or learning a new trade (like lashing) to help you get a better crop that year
and it can be challenging by getting a hurricane, (($1.3 billion lost in Hurricane Michael)
✔✔Discuss one or more of the joys and discomforts of agriculture you have
experienced. - ✔✔One of the many joys I have experienced in Agriculture is winning 3rd
place in the state for my division at the Agriscience Fair. Discomforts: winning 3rd in this
competition and barely not being able to make it to the next round
✔✔What associations do you think E.M. Tiffany was writing about when he wrote, "and
hold an inborn fondness, for those associations which, even in hours of
discouragement, I cannot deny"? - ✔✔I believe that Tiffany was writing about his
different association with agriculture
✔✔In what ways do you think progressive agriculturists are serving our own and the
public interest in producing and marketing the product of our toil? - ✔✔Innovation is how
I think progressive agriculturists are serving our own and the public interest in producing
and marketing the product of our toil so we can produce more efficiently
✔✔Why is it important for those in agriculture to demonstrate leadership? - ✔✔It is
important for those in agriculture to demonstrate leadership because without leadership
there will be no innovation nor motivation to keep moving forward
✔✔What do you think is meant by, "I believe in less dependence on begging and more
power in bargaining? - ✔✔More people need to find ability to bargain with people:
voluntary trade than begging for things (negotiate and bargain for prices)
, ✔✔How would you describe a "good farm"? - ✔✔One that is large enough to earn
satisfactory living and provide for the needs of the family.
✔✔Discuss a time when you demonstrated playing square with others. - ✔✔Working
with a team in agriculture labs
✔✔How would you describe, "life abundant"? - ✔✔Enough for everyone
✔✔How would you describe, "honest wealth"? - ✔✔Money and property earned through
our own work and years of labor
✔✔What do you think are the best traditions of our national life? - ✔✔I believe the best
traditions of our national life are the fourth of July because everyone is out celebrating
our country and the freedom within it. And the first amendment which gives the nation
diversity and gives us many rights that other countries do not have.
✔✔How do you plan to exert an influence in your home and community? - ✔✔By taking
part in home and community activities without being asked, by offering you talents and
abilities whenever possible.
✔✔What do you think is meant by the lines I believe..."in less need for charity and more
of it when needed"? - ✔✔When people need help to give it to them but they should not
rely on it. Like your local food bank
✔✔What do you see in the future of agriculture? - ✔✔I see more technologies and
farming techniques and more environment friendly ways to farm and go about our daily
life like the gps on tractors fire resistant cotton that we already have
✔✔What is "a faith born not of words but of deeds"? - ✔✔Trust built in actions and not
words
✔✔Why should we be concerned with the achievements won by the past generations of
agriculturists? - ✔✔We should be concerned with achievements won by the past
generations of agriculturists because we can learn a lot from them and use their
technologies like a horse driven plow and transform it into a tractor with gps
✔✔Explain the phrase "in the promise of better days through better ways". - ✔✔As we
develop better technologies we will in result have better days
✔✔What are some of the struggles of former years? - ✔✔Some examples of struggle
from former years would be fertility of the land, drought, hailed out, not getting crop in
enough time
SOLUTIONS SCORED A+
✔✔Why do you believe in the future of agriculture?o - ✔✔I believe in the future of
agriculture because by 2050 there will be 9.7 billion people in the world and agriculture
will have to increase and grow by 28% to feed those 9.7 billion people.
✔✔What do you think is meant by, "with a faith born not of words, but of deeds"? - ✔✔I
think it is meant by trust is earned by action not just saying you're going to do it but
actually doing it
✔✔Name some of the better things we now enjoy that have come to us from the
struggles of former years - ✔✔electricity, modern housing better ways to handle
seeding and livestock feeding fire resistant cotton,
✔✔In your experiences what is pleasant and what is challenging about agricultural
pursuits? - ✔✔In my experiences agriculture can be pleasant by getting a great crop
that year or learning a new trade (like lashing) to help you get a better crop that year
and it can be challenging by getting a hurricane, (($1.3 billion lost in Hurricane Michael)
✔✔Discuss one or more of the joys and discomforts of agriculture you have
experienced. - ✔✔One of the many joys I have experienced in Agriculture is winning 3rd
place in the state for my division at the Agriscience Fair. Discomforts: winning 3rd in this
competition and barely not being able to make it to the next round
✔✔What associations do you think E.M. Tiffany was writing about when he wrote, "and
hold an inborn fondness, for those associations which, even in hours of
discouragement, I cannot deny"? - ✔✔I believe that Tiffany was writing about his
different association with agriculture
✔✔In what ways do you think progressive agriculturists are serving our own and the
public interest in producing and marketing the product of our toil? - ✔✔Innovation is how
I think progressive agriculturists are serving our own and the public interest in producing
and marketing the product of our toil so we can produce more efficiently
✔✔Why is it important for those in agriculture to demonstrate leadership? - ✔✔It is
important for those in agriculture to demonstrate leadership because without leadership
there will be no innovation nor motivation to keep moving forward
✔✔What do you think is meant by, "I believe in less dependence on begging and more
power in bargaining? - ✔✔More people need to find ability to bargain with people:
voluntary trade than begging for things (negotiate and bargain for prices)
, ✔✔How would you describe a "good farm"? - ✔✔One that is large enough to earn
satisfactory living and provide for the needs of the family.
✔✔Discuss a time when you demonstrated playing square with others. - ✔✔Working
with a team in agriculture labs
✔✔How would you describe, "life abundant"? - ✔✔Enough for everyone
✔✔How would you describe, "honest wealth"? - ✔✔Money and property earned through
our own work and years of labor
✔✔What do you think are the best traditions of our national life? - ✔✔I believe the best
traditions of our national life are the fourth of July because everyone is out celebrating
our country and the freedom within it. And the first amendment which gives the nation
diversity and gives us many rights that other countries do not have.
✔✔How do you plan to exert an influence in your home and community? - ✔✔By taking
part in home and community activities without being asked, by offering you talents and
abilities whenever possible.
✔✔What do you think is meant by the lines I believe..."in less need for charity and more
of it when needed"? - ✔✔When people need help to give it to them but they should not
rely on it. Like your local food bank
✔✔What do you see in the future of agriculture? - ✔✔I see more technologies and
farming techniques and more environment friendly ways to farm and go about our daily
life like the gps on tractors fire resistant cotton that we already have
✔✔What is "a faith born not of words but of deeds"? - ✔✔Trust built in actions and not
words
✔✔Why should we be concerned with the achievements won by the past generations of
agriculturists? - ✔✔We should be concerned with achievements won by the past
generations of agriculturists because we can learn a lot from them and use their
technologies like a horse driven plow and transform it into a tractor with gps
✔✔Explain the phrase "in the promise of better days through better ways". - ✔✔As we
develop better technologies we will in result have better days
✔✔What are some of the struggles of former years? - ✔✔Some examples of struggle
from former years would be fertility of the land, drought, hailed out, not getting crop in
enough time
