Agriculture instructor Brian Fisher discusses the importance of Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs) at Stralesburg High School, explaining how they incorporate career and life skills into real-world projects. He describes the variety of SAE opportunities available to students beyond traditional farming, including aeroponics, equine production, small animal care, and woodworking, and highlights how these projects build student pride and positively impact the community through fair exhibits and local purchases. Fisher advises students starting SAEs to work closely with their advisors and leverage connections with family members and community contacts to find meaningful project opportunities.
