FFA Logo
A detailed, traditional gold (corn-colored) circular seal with scalloped edges resembling a cross-section of an ear of corn. In the center is a stylized owl perched on a horizontal plow blade in front of a radiating rising sun; the letters...
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About FFA
A detailed, traditional gold (corn-colored) circular seal with scalloped edges resembling a cross-section of an ear of corn. In the center is a stylized owl perched on a horizontal plow blade in front of a radiating rising sun; the letters "FFA" sit above the owl and the words "AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION" arc around the inner perimeter in navy-blue text.
Above the round seal an eagle with outstretched wings stands, clutching a small shield (red and white stripes with a blue field) and resting on the top of the badge. The mark combines illustrative heraldic animals and agricultural tools with bold, high-contrast color blocking and fine outlines.
What's in it: eagle owl plow rising sun ear of corn (scalloped seal) American-style shield (red, white, blue)
Shapes: scalloped circular seal / rosette sunburst / radiating rays eagle silhouette with outstretched wings shield (small American-style) horizontal plow blade curved wordmark
Style: emblem traditional illustrative heraldic high-contrast
Text in logo: AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FFA
Visually communicates agricultural education and American civic identity through agricultural tools (plow, corn), knowledge (owl), a rising sun (growth/new dawn) and an eagle with a shield (national/leadership).
Colors
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FFA Logo History
The mark is the emblem of the National FFA Organization (originally Future Farmers of America), a U.S. youth organization founded in 1928. The emblem combines agricultural symbols — an ear of corn, rising sun, plow, owl and eagle — together with the wording 'Agricultural Education' and 'FFA' as the organization's official insignia.
Frequently asked
What does FFA stand for?
FFA stands for the National FFA Organization, historically 'Future Farmers of America' and now commonly shortened to FFA.
What are the main symbols in the emblem?
Visibly: a cross-section ear of corn (seal), a rising sun, a plow, an owl, and an eagle with a small shield — each representing aspects of agriculture, knowledge, and national identity.
Are the gold and blue official colors?
Yes — the mark uses a corn-gold and a deep/navy blue as its dominant colors, with red and white on the small shield.
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