Which degree follows the Greenhand Degree in FFA?

The degree that follows the Greenhand Degree in the FFA is the Chapter Degree. This recognition is awarded to FFA members who have shown growth and commitment to their agricultural education and the FFA organization. Achieving the Chapter Degree requires members to demonstrate leadership skills, participation in FFA activities, and completion of certain qualifications related to their supervised agricultural experience (SAE) projects.

The Chapter Degree serves as a critical step in a member’s development within FFA, marking their progress from a beginning or novice member who has just entered the organization to a more experienced member who is actively engaging in community and chapter activities. This degree signifies the member's deeper involvement and their readiness to take on further responsibilities and leadership roles within their local chapters.

The other degrees mentioned, such as the Discovery Degree, the American Degree, and the Honorary Degree, serve different purposes and are awarded under different criteria. The Discovery Degree is geared towards younger members or those just starting their journey in FFA, while the American Degree is the highest honor awarded to FFA members and is typically attained later in their FFA career. The Honorary Degree is designated for individuals who have made significant contributions to the FFA and agricultural education but are not necessarily members themselves.