SUPERVISED Agricultural EXPERIENCE
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What is SAE?
The Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program stems from the "three ring model" and it involves practical agricultural activities performed by students outside of scheduled classroom and laboratory time. These projects can range from rasing animals for the fair, working as an intern at an ag company, growing plants at your house to sell, and so many other options.
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SAE Examples:
-Working on a functioning dairy
-Raising a pig for the fair
-Baking and selling a product
-Working at a feed store
-Starting a breeding animal herd
-Mowing lawns or landscaping
The possibilities for an SAE project is so vast!
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SAE Highlight:
Senior Bixby Dickison and his entrepreneurship SAE project. Bixby works at a local meat processing company where he is tasked with cleaning the various type of machines and equipment used to process meat. Bixby is also tasked with helping prepare the sausage that is sold in the store.
