What is the symbol at the treasurer's station?

The symbol at the treasurer's station is the emblem of Washington, which represents the importance of financial responsibility and leadership in agricultural business and community affairs. This emblem signifies accountability, as the treasurer is responsible for managing the funds and keeping accurate financial records for the organization.

The owl symbolizes wisdom and is used by the sentinel, while the gavel is a symbol of authority typically associated with the presiding officer. The plow represents labor and production, which are essential aspects of agricultural education and the FFA, but it is not specific to the treasurer's role. The choice of the emblem of Washington aligns with the treasurer's duties in maintaining the integrity and transparency of the organization's finances.