At which convention was the FFA creed adopted?

The FFA creed was adopted at the third National FFA Convention, which took place in 1930. This was a significant event as the creed, written by E.M. Tiffany, served to articulate the values and mission of the Future Farmers of America. The adoption of the creed marked an important step in providing a unified belief system for members, reflecting the ideals of agriculture and the organization’s commitment to fostering leadership and personal growth among its members. The creed emphasizes essential themes such as the importance of agriculture, the value of hard work, and the belief in a secure future through agriculture, making it a foundational element of the FFA. Its adoption during this convention highlighted the organization’s development and the role that a shared set of beliefs would play in shaping its future.