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El credo de FFAE. rectors 9.11.17Creo en el porvenir de la agricultura con una fe que no surge de las palabras, sino de los logros de los agricultores en generaciones pasadas y en la presente; en la promesa de días mejores gracias a la práctica de buenas normas de trabajo, así como creo que los beneficios que disfrutamos hoy son nuestros por ...
El Credo de FFA. CREO en el futuro de la agricultura, con una fe que no nace de las palabras sino de los hechos— logros conseguidos por las generaciones presentes y pasadas de agricultores; en la promesa de días mejores a través de mejores maneras, así como creo que las mejores cosas de las que gozamos hoy han llegado a nosotros como ...
The Spanish FFA Creed Speaking LDE gives Latino and Hispanic members an opportunity to compete in their native language.
1 dzień temu · The sophomore from Streator FFA will compete in the National FFA Creed Speaking Invitational this week. Salcido told RFD he may have had some doubts along the way, but his confidence and hard work shined through and go him to where he is now. Plus, listen for a special treat as Salcido recites the entire creed in Spanish.
The FFA Creed first appeared in 1929 and was adopted as the official creed of the Future Farmers of America by the organization’s delegates to the third National Convention in 1930. The need for a Spanish version of the FFA Creed became apparent when Puerto Rico became a state association in 1932.
The FFA Creed first appeared in 1929 and was adopted as the official creed of the Future Farmers of America by the organization’s delegates to the third National Convention in 1930. The need for a Spanish version of the FFA Creed became apparent when Puerto Rico became a state association in 1932.
Spanish FFA Creed Speaking LDE. The Spanish Creed Speaking Leadership Development Event provides 7th, 8th and 9th grade FFA members the opportunity to present the five legendary paragraphs of the FFA Creed in Spanish. Students are evaluated based on presentation, accuracy and response to questions. a 7th, 8th, or 9th grader.
