Which degree requires a minimum of 10 hours of community service?

The Chapter FFA Degree is the level of achievement that mandates a minimum of 10 hours of community service. This requirement emphasizes the importance of developing a spirit of service and leadership among FFA members. Engaging in community service is a fundamental part of the FFA's mission, which aims to prepare students for personal and professional growth while making a positive impact on their communities.

By completing these community service hours, members not only contribute to their local areas but also gain valuable experiences that enhance their leadership skills and understanding of the importance of service in agriculture and beyond. This aspect of the Chapter FFA Degree prepares members for further engagement and responsibilities in their FFA journey and agricultural careers.

In contrast, the other degrees have different requirements and focuses. The Greenhand Degree is designed for new members, while the American FFA Degree typically signifies extensive involvement and achievement within the organization, often requiring more advanced criteria. The Honorary Degree is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to FFA but does not correlate with a specific service hour requirement.