CONDUCT OF CHAPTER MEETINGS - This event is to introduce seventh, eighth and ninth grade FFA members to parliamentary procedure as they learn how to conduct efficient meetings and build their communication skills.

CREED SPEAKING - The Creed is for FFA members in grades 7-9th.  They must present the FFA Creed from memory and answer questions about its meaning and purpose.  The event boosts self-confidence and develops their ability to communicate in a powerful, professional manner.

DEMONSTRATION - The demonstration CDE provides students an opportunity to demonstrate skills and agricultural knowledge as an individual or a team. Members are given five to 15 minutes to demonstrate an ag related skill followed by a question and answer session.

EMPLOYMENT SKILLS - Formally known as Job Interview, participants in this event submit a resume, complete a job application, and participants in mock interviews and practicums with a panel of possible employers.

EXTEMPORANEOUS PUBLIC SPEAKING - Student contestants will have 30 minutes to prepare and deliver on a topic drawn from several possible subjects related to agriculture.  Judging is based on the quality and delivery of the speech and the ability to answer questions from the judges.
 
​GREENHAND QUIZ - This contest is designed specifically for students in grades 7, 8 and 9 and is composed of a multiple choice question covering FFA history, people, and the basics of FFA.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE - Members complete a written examination and then demonstrate their proficiency at using the correct parliamentary procedure in conducting meetings.  Contestants discuss chapter events during their mock meeting.

PREPARED PUBLIC SPEAKING - Student contestants write and deliver a six to eight minute speech related to agriculture.  Speakers are judged on content and composition, delivery of the speech and their ability to answer questions from the judges.

QUIZ - Students answer 100 multiple-choice questions on all things FFA for the opportunity to compete at state competition