Which organization did FFA merge with in 1965?

In 1965, the Future Farmers of America (FFA) merged with the New Farmers of America (NFA), which was an organization aimed at addressing the needs of African American agricultural students during a time of segregation and Jim Crow laws. This merger significantly expanded FFA’s outreach and inclusiveness, allowing for greater diversity within the organization and enhancing its mission to promote agricultural education and leadership among all students interested in agriculture. The union of these two organizations represented a pivotal moment in the history of agricultural education, emphasizing unity and equity in opportunities for all young farmers regardless of race.

The other organizations listed either did not merge with FFA or do not hold a historical context relevant to the integration of the NFA into FFA.