What year was the name of the FFA changed?

The name of the Future Farmers of America was changed to the National FFA Organization in 1988. This change was significant as it reflected the evolution of the organization beyond just farming, embracing a wider scope that included all aspects of agricultural education and careers. The decision aimed to attract a more diverse membership, recognizing the contributions of all agricultural pathways rather than just traditional farming. This rebranding was part of a broader initiative to modernize the organization and align it more closely with the changing landscape of agriculture and the interests of its members.

The other years listed do not coincide with this landmark change. Each of them either represents other significant events in FFA's history or are simply misaligned with the name change itself.