Which symbol in the FFA emblem represents knowledge?

In the FFA emblem, the plow symbolizes labor and its ability to produce crops, reflecting the foundational role of agricultural education and the hard work required in agriculture. However, the correct answer is that the emblem does not specifically assign knowledge to the plow.

The eagle represents freedom and serves as a symbol of the United States, inspiring FFA members to soar to new heights. The sun signifies the importance of agriculture and the growth it nurtures, contributing to a successful future in farming.

The corn stalk, a major crop in the United States, signifies the foundation of American agriculture and symbolizes unity among members, connecting all aspects of agricultural education and production.

While these symbols each hold significance within the context of FFA, the plow is not the correct representation for knowledge. Instead, the key association of knowledge in agriculture often relates more closely with the overall purpose of FFA, which promotes education and leadership development for students in agricultural fields.