Which region is NOT one of the four established FFA regions in the nation?

The Northern Plains is not one of the four established FFA regions in the nation. The National FFA Organization divides the country into four regions for organizational and programming purposes: Eastern, Western, Southern, and Central. Each of these regions is comprised of multiple states, allowing for more localized administration and the opportunity for members to engage in regional events and competitions.

The Eastern region typically includes states from the northeastern part of the U.S., while the Western region encompasses states along the West Coast and some in the Rocky Mountain area. The Southern region includes states primarily in the southeastern U.S. The Central region serves as a bridge among these areas, covering states like Texas and those in the Midwest.

By contrast, the Northern Plains, while it may refer to a geographical area that encompasses certain states, it does not align with the official regional structure of the FFA, which has been established to facilitate educational and agricultural programming across the nation.