Agricultural Education

This educator guide is a resource for advisors who bring students to national convention and/or those students that are attending convention virtually.

Supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs) allow students to apply what they have learned in the classroom in a real-world setting. Before getting to that step, students will first need to determine their SAE. This lesson will help introduce SAEs to students.

The sports field management industry has a large impact on the sports world and is a great career that allows students to work in turf science as well as with athletics. In Pennsylvania, a new career development event (CDE) has been developed to allow students to explore this industry and career path.

In this article, Monte Cummins discusses how he came to love ranching and how he established his own herd. Cummins also learned a valuable skill from his father - leatherworking.

Learn more about the famous blue corduroy FFA jacket that has been worn by members for nearly 90 years.

Production agriculture, the heart of agricultural education and FFA involvement holds a special place in Jenny Holtermann's life. As a female farmer, she has found success in leadership roles advocating for the industry and raising the next generation of agriculturalists.

In this article, read about how the North Clay FFA Chapter is working to raise enough money to provide a service dog to one of their chapter members.

As communications become more digital, so do resumes. Since resumes are now commonly submitted through email or posted on career websites, it is important to ensure your resume will grab the attention of a future employer.

Information sources such as videos on YouTube, podcasts and blogs are popular methods for learning and consuming information. In this lesson, students will explore YouTube influencers, podcasts and blogs in agriculture to understand the role they play in the industry.

Food is Vital for every person in the world and is the greatest output of the agriculture industry. In this quiz, students will answer questions about the amount of food that is wasted every day.

The purpose of this lesson series is to guide students through the agriscience research process. Skills learned through this process are in alignment with the National FFA Agriscience Fair award area.

An FFA member from Georgia recently placed second in his age bracket at the 2020 Junior National Finals Rodeo. In this lesson, students will read about this FFA member’s accomplishment as well as gain insight into the bucking bull industry.