What significant change occurred to the National FFA Center in the 1990s?

In the 1990s, the National FFA Center underwent a significant relocation from its original location in Alexandria, Virginia, to Indianapolis, Indiana. This move was part of a larger effort to enhance the organization's visibility and accessibility, as well as to provide a more central location for its members. By relocating to Indianapolis, the National FFA Center was able to take advantage of the city's infrastructure, which better supported the needs of the FFA and its members, including access to larger event spaces and improved facilities. This change represents a pivotal moment in FFA history, marking a new chapter for the organization as it continued to grow and adapt to the changing landscape of agricultural education and leadership development.