How many and what type of medals can be worn on the FFA jacket?

The FFA jacket allows members to wear a maximum of three medals, which can represent their highest achievements in the organization. These medals typically signify the holder's highest award, highest office held, and highest degree achieved.

Each of these medals serves an important purpose in showcasing a member's dedication and accomplishments. The highest award often reflects overall excellence within FFA, the highest office indicates a member's leadership role at a local, state, or national level, and the highest degree signifies the level of personal growth and agricultural education the member has completed, such as the Greenhand Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, or American Degree.

The focus on these three specific achievements ensures that each member's accomplishments are highlighted in a manner that showcases both their leadership skills and their commitment to agricultural education. The requirement to limit the medals to three helps maintain uniformity and pride in the FFA jacket while allowing members to stand out through their significant achievements.