Which of the following is NOT a type of FFA activity?

Field trips are not classified as an official FFA activity in the same way that chapter meetings, competitions, and leadership conferences are. Chapter meetings are essential gatherings where members discuss organization matters, conduct business, and plan events essential to the chapter's function. Competitions refer to events like contests and tournaments that allow FFA members to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in various areas, such as public speaking, livestock judging, and agricultural mechanics. Leadership conferences are crucial for developing the skills of members, providing opportunities for networking, and learning more about leadership within agriculture and community service.

Field trips, while beneficial for experiential learning and exposure to the agricultural industry or community resources, do not fall under the formal categories of FFA activities specifically designed to promote leadership skills, personal development, and teamwork among chapter members.