This video was created in collaboration with the National FFA Organization. Students will learn about the history and importance of The FFA Creed. Additionally, students will learn about the oral and non-verbal communication skills associated with the Creed Speaking Leadership Development Event.

Public speaking anxiety affects many, with over 77% of Americans feeling fear. FFA members enhance their speaking skills through practice and mentorship from industry leaders. This involvement helps them overcome shyness and build confidence, especially through activities like Creed speaking. Reg...

Career Development Events and Leadership Development Events focus on student success. FFA members study and practice to gain a complete and comprehensive knowledge of what it takes to succeed in a related career.

Jackson Tiffany, the son of E.M. Tiffany (author of the FFA Creed), discusses his father's influential words before FFA members, past and present, recite the famous creed.

From Homedale FFA in Idaho, Hadlee Brown is the 2025 Creed Speaking Winner. Her favorite part of the Creed is the first line because agriculture is the basis of our world.

Reciting the FFA Creed is a rite of passage for most FFA members. Almost every FFA member (past and present) can still recite at least parts of the creed. We're happy to present the creed in a Spanish language version to make this FFA tradition accessible to our growing Latino/Latina membership.

Watch as members of the Arkansas School for the Deaf FFA Chapter delivers the FFA Creed in American Sign Language.

Learn more about the FFA name, our part in the Three-Component Model, FFA Colors, FFA Mission, FFA Creed, FFA Motto, and FFA Emblem. Check out Section 1-1 and 1-2 as well as Section 2-1 of the Official FFA Student Handbook for more!

1) How do the FFA Mission, Creed and Motto apply to you?
2) Wha...