How many total degrees can FFA members earn throughout their involvement?

FFA members can earn a total of four degrees throughout their involvement in the organization. These degrees reflect the progression of a member's achievements and involvement in agricultural education and FFA activities. The degrees are:

1. The Discovery Degree: This is the first level awarded to middle school students who explore agricultural education.

2. The Greenhand Degree: This is the initial degree granted to first-year high school students who have enrolled in agricultural education courses and have participated in FFA activities.

3. The Chapter Degree: This degree recognizes members who have progressed in their FFA career and have shown outstanding participation at the chapter level.

4. The State Degree: This is awarded to members who have demonstrated significant achievements and contributions within their state FFA association.

Each degree requires meeting specific criteria and accomplishments, providing a framework for members to set goals and advance their skills and knowledge in agriculture. Therefore, the total number of degrees that can be earned is indeed four.