Which FFA publication was launched in the 1960s?

The publication that was launched in the 1960s is "The National Future Farmer." This magazine was developed to connect and inform FFA members about various agricultural topics, advancements in farming practices, and updates from the organization itself. The publication has played a vital role in the FFA's efforts to engage its members and provide them with valuable resources and information relevant to their interests and careers in agriculture during that era.

In contrast, "FFA New Horizons" was introduced later, in the 1980s, as a replacement for "The National Future Farmer." "Agri-Leaders" and "Farm and Ranch Guide" are not primary publications associated with the FFA's history, focusing instead on broader agricultural themes and sectors outside the specific goals of the Future Farmers of America. Thus, the establishment of "The National Future Farmer" in the 1960s marks a significant moment in FFA's communication and outreach to its members.