What is the plan set up annually by members of every FFA chapter?

The plan that is set up annually by members of every FFA chapter is referred to as a program of activities. This document outlines the chapter's goals and objectives for the year, including various events, projects, and activities aimed at enhancing the experience of its members and promoting agricultural education.

The program of activities serves as a roadmap for the chapter, guiding members in their engagement with the community, as well as their development as leaders and individuals in agricultural fields. It typically includes details on meetings, leadership conferences, community service projects, and competitions. This comprehensive approach ensures that the chapter meets its educational mission while providing opportunities for growth and learning.

While a financial budget, recruitment strategy, and social outreach plan may all be important components of a chapter's overall operations, they are typically part of the broader framework outlined in the program of activities rather than standalone plans. The program encompasses various aspects of chapter life and helps maintain a well-organized and focused agenda throughout the year.