In what year was the official FFA Creed adopted?

The official FFA Creed was adopted in 1930, which is a significant milestone in the history of the Future Farmers of America organization. The Creed was written by Erwin Milton Tiffany and serves as a statement of beliefs and values for members of the FFA. Its adoption in this year reflects the growth and formalization of the organization during a period of increasing importance placed on agricultural education in the United States. Members recite the Creed to express their dedication to agriculture and its role in society, emphasizing the importance of leadership, hard work, and the belief in the potential of agriculture to provide for a sustainable future. This foundational document has since become an integral part of FFA meetings and ceremonies, reinforcing the mission and vision of the organization to cultivate the next generation of leaders in agriculture.