What year was the FFA Code of Ethics adopted?

The FFA Code of Ethics was adopted in 1952, marking a significant step in establishing standards of conduct and integrity among members of the Future Farmers of America (FFA). This code serves as a guiding framework for members, emphasizing the importance of honesty, courtesy, and respect within the agricultural community. It was developed to promote ethical behavior and ensure that FFA members uphold high standards in their personal and professional lives, thus fostering a spirit of cooperation and camaraderie among members, which is essential to the mission and activities of the organization. The adoption of the Code of Ethics has become a foundational element that helps to shape the values and principles taught in FFA programs.