In which year did Dr. Larry Case retire as national FFA advisor?

Dr. Larry Case retired as the national FFA advisor in 2010, marking the end of a significant era in FFA leadership. His tenure was characterized by a commitment to the principles of agricultural education and the promotion of leadership within the organization. Under his guidance, the FFA expanded its reach and influence, helping to engage a new generation of students in agriculture.

This retirement year is historically noted because it represents a transition for the organization, as it shifted towards new leadership and renewed goals for farming and agricultural education. The last decade has seen substantial changes in the agricultural landscape, and Dr. Case's leadership was pivotal during a transformative period for the FFA, emphasizing the importance of adapting to these changes while still honoring the core values of FFA.