When was the first National FFA Convention held?

The first National FFA Convention was held in 1928 in Kansas City, Missouri. This event marked the official establishment of the Future Farmers of America organization, which aimed to provide agricultural education and leadership opportunities for young people across the United States. The convention set the foundation for FFA’s growth and development, promoting a sense of community among members and highlighting the importance of agriculture in American society. The significance of this inaugural event is reflected in its ongoing traditions and the role it plays in shaping future conventions, making 1928 a pivotal year in FFA history.