Which FFA program features Garfield as its mascot?

The correct answer is tied to the Food for America program, which prominently features Garfield as its mascot. This program was designed to educate young people about the importance of agriculture and the role it plays in feeding America and the world. Garfield, a well-known cartoon character, was chosen to appeal to younger audiences and create a friendly connection to agriculture, making the educational experience more engaging and relatable.

In contrast, the other programs mentioned do not have mascots associated with them. The National Chapter Award focuses on recognizing outstanding chapters for their accomplishments in various areas of FFA, while the Agri-Science Fair and Community Service initiatives emphasize competitive projects and community engagement respectively, without a mascot like Garfield to symbolize their mission.