Supervised Agricultural Experiences

What is an SAE?O A Supervised Agricultural Experience is your

out-of-class activity where you apply what you have learned in class.

O These are areas that your SAE could apply to:O EntrepreneushipO PlacementO Research

Which Proficiency Award? Agricultural Communications Agricultural Education Agricultural Mechanics Design and

Fabrication Agricultural Mechanics Repair and

Maintenance  Agricultural Mechanics Energy

Systems (Ag. Power) Agricultural Processing Agricultural Sales and/or Service

Cluster Aquaculture Beef Production Dairy Production Diversified Agricultural Production Diversified Crop Production Diversified Horticulture Diversified Livestock Production Emerging Agricultural Technology Environmental Science and Natural

Resources Management Equine Science Fiber and Oil Crop Production

Floriculture Food Science and Technology Forage Production Forest Management and Products Fruit and/or Vegetable Cluster Grain Production Home and/or Community

Development Landscape Management Nursery Operations Outdoor Recreation Poultry Production Sheep Production Small Animal Production and Care Specialty Animal Production Specialty Crop Production Swine Production Turf Grass Management Veterinary Medicine Wildlife Production and

Management

Proficiency AwardsO You can be recognized

for your SAE on the local, state, and national level!

O There are 49 proficiency award areas that you can apply for!

O State winners receive $250 and a plaque during SLC in June!