What is the station marker for the FFA Secretary?

The station marker for the FFA Secretary is represented by the Ear of Corn. This symbol holds significant importance within the FFA organization as it signifies the foundation of agriculture in the United States and represents the strength and unity of the FFA members. Corn is a staple crop that plays a vital role in American agriculture, making it a fitting symbol for the Secretary’s role, which involves communication, organization, and serving as a resource for the needs of the chapter. The Ear of Corn is closely related to the FFA mission of promoting agricultural education and leadership, which is an essential component of the Secretary's responsibilities in keeping accurate records and managing communications for the chapter.