Oklahoma Leadership Development Event (LDE) Greenhand FFA Practice Test

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Who was the first national star in agribusiness?

  1. Ken Dunagan

  2. John Smith

  3. James Anderson

  4. Bill O'Reilly

The correct answer is: Ken Dunagan

Ken Dunagan is recognized as the first national star in agribusiness, a title awarded by the National FFA Organization. This accolade was established to honor FFA members who have made significant achievements in the field of agribusiness through their entrepreneurial endeavors. Dunagan earned this recognition in 1969 for his exemplary work and contributions, illustrating the program's emphasis on fostering skills in agricultural entrepreneurship and management. The other individuals listed do not hold the same historical significance in this specific context. While they may have made contributions to agriculture or FFA, they either achieved recognition in different capacities or at later dates. Understanding Ken Dunagan's role helps to appreciate the standards established by the FFA for aspiring leaders in agribusiness.