I believe in the future of agriculture with a face born not a words above dates achievements one by the present and past generat
ions of agriculturalist promise a better days through better ways even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years
This stanza is an abstract from the poem written by E. M. Tiffany and taken by the National FFA Organization as its creed.
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The poem was enumerated as the official creed of the National Future Farmers of America Organization in 1930 during the course of the Third National FFA Convention that happened in Kansas City.
The fact that the poem speaks about the dignity that agriculture and the ones who practice agriculture deserve has been the major reason that the poem has been serving as the official creed of FFA for approximately 80 years.