Which company printed the first FFA Manual?

The company that printed the first FFA Manual was Farm Journal Press. This publication played a significant role in establishing a uniform educational resource for Future Farmers of America members during the early years of the organization. The FFA Manual was designed to outline the goals, structures, and activities of the FFA, providing vital information and guidance for members as they engaged in agricultural education and leadership development. Farm Journal Press was instrumental in disseminating this information, thus contributing to the growth and cohesion of the FFA community.

In contrast, other options such as the National FFA Organization, while central to the FFA's mission and leadership initiatives, were not responsible for the physical publication of the first manual. FFA Publications serves various publishing functions within the organization today, but it did not exist at the time of the first manual's publication. Rural Living Press also does not have historical significance in relation to this specific publication.