What were the initial National FFA dues?

The initial National FFA dues were established at 10 cents. This amount was set when the organization was founded in 1928. The dues were intended to help fund the operations and activities of the FFA organization, allowing it to provide resources, materials, and support for local chapters and members. Setting the dues at this level reflects the early efforts to make membership accessible to students interested in agriculture and leadership development while also fostering a sense of commitment and investment in the organization. The other choices, while they may represent other amounts that could be perceived as reasonable for dues, do not reflect the historical amount designated at the founding of the FFA, making 10 cents the correct answer.