What name was adopted by delegates for the FFA in 1988?

The name adopted by delegates for the FFA in 1988 was the National FFA Organization. This change was significant as it reflected the growing diversity and evolution of agricultural education and the organization itself. The new name emphasized that FFA is not solely about farming but encompasses all aspects of agriculture, including technology, science, and the business side of agriculture. It also aimed to make the organization more inclusive, appealing to members with varied interests in agriculture and leadership beyond traditional farming roles.

This rebranding was part of a broader effort to modernize the organization's image and expand its mission to prepare students for leadership roles in the global agricultural sector. The other options represent different aspects or components of FFA but do not reflect the official name change that occurred in 1988.