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Supervised Agricultural Experience Program

Supervised Agricultural Experience Program. Mrs. Sonia Aguirre Fall 2001 AGED 410. Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office . July, 2002. What is an SAE?. A learn by doing process.

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Supervised Agricultural Experience Program

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  1. Supervised Agricultural Experience Program Mrs. Sonia Aguirre Fall 2001 AGED 410 Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office July, 2002

  2. What is an SAE? • A learn by doing process. • Agricultural students reinforce learning by applying skills and knowledge acquired in class and shop by means of an ownership and/or non-ownership project. • Allows for student to establish short and long term goals.

  3. Types of Projects to Consider

  4. Livestock Breeding Cattle Market Lambs Breeding Dairy

  5. Animal Swine Rabbit Rabbits Poultry

  6. Crops

  7. Plants Cut Flowers Christmas Trees Ornamental Plants

  8. Mechanical

  9. Work Experience Forestry Construction

  10. Landscape Projects

  11. Benefits of an SOEP The development of stronger job related skills

  12. More Benefits! • Possible entrepreneurship • The opportunity to gain further knowledge • The opportunity to more intensely explore the your chosen career area.

  13. Even More Benefits! Provides recognition through FFA awards Understanding of the economic forces of the market place Record keeping skills

  14. Things to consider before starting an SAE • How will the project be financed? • Does the project have viable profit potential? • How will the student market the project?

  15. Getting Started • Talk with community members to get ideas. • Ask yourself- Is this SAE feasible in my community? • Talk with your parents and Ag. Teacher about the goals of your project.

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