the owl represents the knowledge.
The eagle is a national symbol which serves as a reminder of our freedom and ability to explore new horizons for the future of agriculture.
The FFA emblem consists of the following parts: the cross-section of the ear of corn the eagle the owl the plow the rising sun the words "agricultural education" and FFA
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The Six Are: The Cross section of an ear of corn Eagle The Rising sun The owl The plow and the wording of, "Agricultural FFA Education"
The sentinel. During the official opening ceremonies it states that the sentinel is stationed by the door. "through this door pass many friends of the FFA. It is my duty to see that the door is open..." but the sentinel is also in charge of extending a hand of friendship to everyone. The symbol used for the sentinel is the hand of friendship (two hands shaking) or the shield of friendship.
Rising Sun - A token of a new era in agriculture Plow - Labor and tillage of the soil Ear of Corn - Common agrcultural interest Bust of Washington - Honesty, agricultural leadership, accurtate records Clasped Hands - Symbol of friendship American Flag - National scope of the organization Owl - Knowledge and wisdom
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Wisdom.
The Great Horned Owl is the national bird of Alberta, Canada. The Great Gray Owl is the national bird of Manitoba, Canada. The Snowy Owl is the national bird of Quebec, Canada.
Wisdom.
The owl of Minerva represents wisdom. It is supposed to represent the Greek goddess of wisdom, crafts, and war, Athena.
As a hieroglyph, the owl represented the letter M.
An owl, books