Which of the following is included in the FFA emblem as a representation of education and the organization's focus?

• A. The words Agricultural Education and FFA
• B. The cross section of the ear of corn
• C. The rising sun
• D. The eagle

Answer: (A)

The emblem signals education and the organization’s focus through the words Agricultural Education and FFA. These two phrases are part of the emblem itself, showing that FFA is built on agricultural education and that the organization operates within that educational framework. The other symbols—the corn for unity, the rising sun for progress, the plow for labor, and the eagle for freedom—each carry important meanings, but they point to aspects of agriculture or national growth rather than the educational foundation and focus that those words explicitly convey. So, the presence of Agricultural Education and FFA is the clear indicator that education and the organization’s purpose are being represented.