Which organization merged with the FFA in 1965?

In 1965, the New Farmers of America (NFA) merged with the Future Farmers of America (FFA). The NFA was established to provide opportunities specifically for African American students in agricultural education, and its merger with FFA marked a significant step toward inclusivity and the unification of agricultural education across racial lines. This merger allowed for a broader reach of agricultural programs and reinforced the FFA's commitment to serving all students regardless of race. The integration of the NFA into the FFA contributed to the growth and diversity of the organization, promoting equal access to educational resources and leadership opportunities in agriculture for all students.

The other choices represent organizations or terms that are not historically accurate in relation to this specific merger. There has never been an organization called Student Farmers of America or Future Agricultural Leaders associated with this context. The Future Farmers of America itself is the original name of FFA, which did not merge but rather continued on post the union with NFA.