In which year did the FFA purchase part of George Washington's Estate?

The correct answer is 1939, as this is the year when the Future Farmers of America (FFA) purchased a part of George Washington's estate, known as Mount Vernon. The acquisition was a significant milestone for the organization, as it symbolized the FFA's commitment to agricultural education and its historical roots in American agriculture. This purchase was intended to preserve Washington's legacy, particularly his contributions to farming and rural life in the United States, and to serve as an educational resource for FFA members and the broader public. The site became a focal point for promoting agricultural education and patriotism among youth involved in FFA.