Introduction to SAE Read this carefully PARTS COUNTER
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Introduction to SAE
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What was the same in all 3 ads? • Experience was requested in each ad • Experienced people have the competitive edge • Complications: – How do you get experience without first having a job? – How do you get a job without first having experience?
Objectives • Identify different types of SAE’s • Describe potential job opportunities in each SAE area • Determine which SAE is best for individual interests
Gaining Experience!! • Question: – How can you gain experience to get a job (or prepare for college)? • Answer: – Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)
What is SAE and Why? • Planned practical activities conducted outside of class time • Students develop and apply agricultural knowledge and skills
How Does a SAE Help Me? • Develop skills that can be used in getting a job, starting your own business or managing other people • Provides the opportunity to make money • Allows you to explore your interests
How Does a SAE Help Me. . . ? • Learn record keeping skills • Improves analytical and decision making skills • Teaches responsibility • Provides the opportunity to explore possible careers
How Does a SAE Help Me. . . ? • Develops knowledge and skills that could be helpful in college, as a hobby or for recreation. • Provides the opportunity to win awards: – FFA proficiency awards are based on the SAE program. • Money can be won at state and national levels
How Does a SAE Help Me. . . ? • FFA degrees are partially based on the SAE. – You must have a SAE program to advance. • In order to be a state or national officer, you first must have an advanced FFA degree which is partially based on SAE. • Help your grade in agriculture class.
Types of SAE 1. Entrepreneurship 2. Placement 3. Research 1. Experimental 2. Non-Experimental 4. Exploratory 5. Improvement
Entrepreneurship • The student plans, implements, operates and assumes financial risks in a farming activity or agricultural business. • Student owns the materials and other required inputs • Keeps financial records to determine return to investments.
Entrepreneurship examples: • • Growing an acre of corn Operating a Christmas tree farm Raising a litter of pigs Running a pay-to-fish operation Owning and operating a lawn care service Raising a vegetable garden Marketing projects you make
Entrepreneurship SAE video
Placement • The placement of students on farms and ranches, in agricultural businesses, in school laboratories or in community facilities. • Provides a "learning by doing" environment. • Done outside of normal classroom hours and may be paid or non-paid.
Placement Examples • • Placement in a florist shop Working after school at a farm supply store Working on Saturdays at a riding stable Working in the school shop after school Placement on a general livestock farm Grocery store General store
Placement SAE video
Research • Student plans and conducts a major agricultural experiment using the scientific process. • Provides student "hands-on" experience in: – 1. Verifying, learning or demonstrating scientific principles in agriculture. – 2. Discovering new knowledge. – 3. Using the scientific process.
Research. . . • Two major types of Research Projects – Experimental – Non-Experimental
Experimental Research Examples • Comparing the effect of various planting media on plant growth • Determining the impact of different levels of protein on fish growth • Comparing three rooting hormones on root development • Determining if phases of the moon have an effect on plant growth
Experimental Examples, continued • Analyzing the effectiveness of different display methods on plant sales in a garden center • Demonstrating the impact of different levels of soil acidity on plant growth • Determining the strength of welds using different welding methods
Non-Experimental Research • Students choose an agricultural problem that is not amenable to experimentation – Design a plan to investigate and analyze the problem • The students gather and evaluate data from a variety of sources and then produce some type of finished product
Non-Experimental Examples: • A marketing plan for an agricultural commodity • A series of newspaper articles about the environment • A land use plan for a farm • A landscape design for a community facility • An advertising campaign for an agribusiness
Research SAE Video
Exploratory • Designed primarily to help students become literate in agriculture and/or become aware of possible careers in agriculture.
Exploratory Examples: • • Observing and/or assisting a florist Growing plants in a milk jug "greenhouse" Assisting on a horse farm for a day Interviewing an agricultural loan officer in a bank • Preparing a scrapbook on the work of a veterinarian • Attending an agricultural career day
Improvement (minor component) • Series of learning activities that improves the value or appearance of the place of employment, home, school or community; the efficiency of an enterprise or business, or the living conditions of the family. • An improvement activity involves a series of steps and generally requires a number of days for completion.
Improvement Examples: • • Landscaping the home Building a fence Remodeling and painting a room Overhauling a piece of equipment Building or reorganizing a farm shop Renovating and restocking a pond Computerizing the records of an agricultural business
Exploratory SAE Video
SAE LISTING • http: //www. ffa. org/documents/prof_saelistin g. pdf
Turning SAE into a JOB • A “word ladder” is an activity where one letter in a word is changed to form a new word. You change one letter at a time until you have a new word. See if you can change SAE into JOB. • J O B • __ __ __ • S A E
FFA Proficiency Awards & Degrees
Four FFA Degrees • American Degree • State Degree • Chapter Degree • Greenhand Degree
The Greenhand • The first FFA degree is the Greenhand • Greenhands receive a pin in the shape of the FFA emblem made of bronze • Many FFA chapters recognize an Outstanding Greenhand at the end of the school year.
Greenhand Degree Requirements • Be enrolled in Agricultural Education • Have satisfactory plans for a SAE • Explain the FFA creed, motto, salute, and mission statement • Describe the FFA emblem and colors • Have a knowledge of the Code of Ethics and proper use of the jacket • Have a knowledge of the FFA
Chapter Degree Chapter Greenhand • The second degree, which is given at the local level, is the chapter degree. • Chapter degree recipients receive a pin in the shape of the FFA emblem made of silver.
Chapter Degree Requirements • Have the Greenhand Degree • Completed 180 hours (or equivalent) of agricultural education • Have in operation an approved SAE program • Earned $150 from the SAE or worked 45 hours or a combination thereof • Have plans for continued SAE growth
Chapter Degree Requirements. . • Help conduct 3 official chapter functions found in the Program of Activities • Lead a group discussion for 15 minutes • Demonstrate 5 parliamentary procedures • Submit a written application for the degree • Show progress in the FFA individual achievement awards program • Have a satisfactory scholarship record
State Degree State Chapter Greenhand • The third degree, given at the state convention, is the State degree. • State degree recipients receive a pin in the shape of the FFA emblem made of gold.
State Degree Requirements • Have received the Chapter FFA Degree • Have been an active FFA member for 2 years • Completed 360 hours (or equivalent) of agricultural education • Earned and invested $1000 or worked at least 300 hours or combination thereof
State Degree Requirements. . . • Demonstrate leadership ability by: (a) Performing 10 procedures of parliamentary law (b) Giving 6 min. speech on agriculture or FFA (c) Serving as an officer, committee chairperson, or member of chapter committee
State Degree Requirements. . . • Have participated in planning and completion of chapter Program of Activities • Have participated in 5 FFA activities above chapter level • Have a satisfactory scholarship record
American Degree American State Chapter Greenhand • The fourth degree, given at the national convention, is the American degree. • American degree recipients receive a pin in the shape of the FFA emblem made of gold. It is bigger than the state degree and has a special vertical bar attached.
American Degree Requirements • Have received the State FFA Degree • Have been an active FFA member for the past 3 years • Have record of satisfactory participation • Completed 540 hours (or equivalent) of agricultural education • Have graduated from high school
American Degree Requirements. . • Have in operation an approved SAE program • Earned $7, 500 from the SAE or earned and invested $1, 500 and worked 2, 250 hours • Have record of outstanding leadership abilities and community involvement • Achieved a scholastic record of “C” or better
American Degree Trivia • During the first 10 years of the FFA the only degree pin with the American eagle on the top was the American degree. The Greenhand, Chapter, and State degrees did not have the eagle. If you ever see a FFA pin without the eagle, it was made during the 1930 s.
FFA Proficiency Awards
What is a Proficiency Award? • An award presented by the National FFA to recognize excellence in a SAE program. • There are over 40 areas of agriculture for which awards are available.
Proficiency Awards • Proficiency award winners are recognized at the: – local level – district, federation and/or area level – state level – national level
Proficiency Awards! • There are 40+ categories of proficiency awards • Placement and entreprenuership SAE programs are recognized in each category
Proficiency Award Categories • At the national level, the top four individuals in placement and in entrepreneurship are recognized in each category (a total of eight). If adequate sponsorship is not available both placement and entrepreneurship are grouped together for judging and the top four are recognized.
Proficiency Award Categories • Number of categories vary from year to year depending upon sponsorship.
Need some ideas? • Here is just a few ideas a complete list is avaiable at https: //www. ffa. org/documents/prof_awarda reas. pdf
Agricultural Communications*
Agricultural Mechanical Technical Systems
Agricultural Processing*
Agricultural Sales and/or Service*
Beef Production
Cereal Grain Production
Dairy Production
Diversified Crop Production
Diversified Livestock Production
Emerging Agricultural Technology*
Environmental Science*
Equine Science
Feed Grain Production
Fiber Crop Production*
Floriculture*
Food Science and Technology*
Forage Production*
Forest Management*
Fruit and/or Vegetable Production*
Home and/or Community Development*
Horticulture*
Landscape Management*
Nursery Operations*
Oil Crop Production
Outdoor Recreation*
Poultry Production*
Sheep Production*
Small Animal Care*
Soil and Water Management*
Specialty Animal Production*
Specialty Crop Production*
Swine Production
Turf Grass Management*
Wildlife Management
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