In what year did the FFA announce its move of the National FFA Convention to Louisville, Ky.?

The National FFA Organization announced the move of its National FFA Convention to Louisville, Kentucky, in 1999. This decision marked a significant change in the history of the FFA, as the convention had previously been held in other locations, particularly in Kansas City, Missouri, for many years before this transition. The move to Louisville brought about new opportunities for growth and engagement within the organization, benefiting both participants and sponsors.

Louisville was chosen for its central location and facilities that could accommodate the increasing number of attendees and exhibitors. This change reflects how the FFA has continually evolved to meet the needs of its members and adapt to the changing landscape of agricultural education and leadership development. The correct answer emphasizes this pivotal moment in FFA history, showcasing the organization's dynamic nature and forward-thinking vision.