Which medal should NOT be worn on the FFA jacket?

The FFA jacket is a symbol of pride and achievement for members, and the way medals are displayed on it holds specific guidelines to maintain that standard. According to FFA regulations, only certain accolades can be worn on the jacket to represent a member's accomplishments.

In this context, the second highest award received is not included among the recognized medals for display on the jacket. This guideline is in place to emphasize the importance of the highest recognitions, such as the highest award, highest degree, and highest office, which signify significant milestones within the FFA community. Displaying only the most prestigious and relevant achievements serves to uphold the values and standards of the organization.

By limiting the types of awards that can be worn, the FFA promotes a culture of high achievement and ensures that members represent themselves in line with the recognized criteria established by the organization.