Workbook of the Official FFA Manual for Students of Agricultural Education
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- August 31, 2021
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Overview
This workbook is aligned to the 2018-19 National FFA Manual and is useful for member and officer development and LDE training. Revised by Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.
ISBN #978-1-62162-079-2
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