When was the FFA creed revised for the second time?

The FFA Creed was revised for the second time in 1990. This revision was significant as it reflected the changing dynamics and evolving focus of the Future Farmers of America organization, as well as the agricultural industry as a whole. The constant evolution of the creed helps to ensure that it remains relevant to the needs and values of the members at the time. The adjustments made in 1990 were aimed at making the language more inclusive and reflective of contemporary agricultural practices and ideals.

This revision is an important aspect of FFA history, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to growth and adaptation in response to societal changes within the agricultural community. Understanding the timeline of the creed's revisions provides insight into how the organization seeks to align its values with those of its members and the broader agricultural context.