Which degree reflects a member's dedication at the entry level of FFA?

The Greenhand degree signifies a member's initial commitment and dedication to the FFA at the entry level. It is designed for first-year members and serves as a foundation for developing their skills, knowledge, and involvement in agricultural education and activities. Receiving the Greenhand degree indicates that the member has learned the basic aspects of agriculture, FFA history, and chapter procedures, which demonstrates their engagement and willingness to grow within the organization.

In contrast, the Chapter degree reflects a higher level of involvement and achievement within the local chapter, while the State degree recognizes accomplishments at the state level. The American degree is the highest honor in FFA, awarded based on significant involvement and achievement in agriculture and FFA on a national scale. Each of these degrees symbolizes different levels of commitment and achievement, making the Greenhand degree the appropriate choice for entry-level recognition.