What year did delegates vote "no" to a new FFA Creed during the 63rd National FFA Convention?

During the 63rd National FFA Convention in 1990, delegates voted against adopting a new FFA Creed. This moment was significant in FFA history as it highlighted the organization's commitment to its foundational principles, represented by the original Creed. The decision underscored the value members placed on maintaining the traditions and ideals that the Creed encapsulated, which reflects the experiences and values of agricultural education and leadership that FFA stands for.

The proposals for a new Creed brought forth discussions about change within the organization, but ultimately the decision to retain the original Creed demonstrated a strong appreciation for the legacy and lasting impact of the words penned by E.M. Tiffany. This event serves as an important example of how democratic processes function within FFA and showcases the active engagement of its members in shaping the future of the organization while respecting its roots.