SAE GAME RESOURCES
Arizona FFA partnered with the North Dakota and Oregon FFA Associations to develop a "Choose Your Own SAE Adventure" game to learn more about research, school based enterprise and service learning SAE's. The project was sponsored by a grant from the National Council for Agricultural Education.
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Discover the innovative microgreen SAE project by Coolidge FFA members Zaedee Volk, Avery Garcia, and Sophie Fronek. These students are cultivating microgreens, extracting oils for lotions and dog treats, and participating in the entrepreneurial microTank competition. Learn about their daily hydroponic tasks, data tracking, and the valuable skills they gain in agriculture and business.
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Discover the innovative microgreen SAE project by Coolidge FFA members Zaedee Volk, Avery Garcia, and Sophie Fronek. These students are cultivating microgreens, extracting oils for lotions and dog treats, and participating in the entrepreneurial microTank competition. Learn about their daily hydroponic tasks, data tracking, and the valuable skills they gain in agriculture and business.
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Explore Abigail Hurst's innovative SAE project, "The Roots of our Nation," which revitalizes the Girl Scout journey in agriculture. This program educates Girl Scouts on plant and animal systems through engaging events led by FFA members. Abigail emphasizes crucial safety protocols for animal interaction, fostering a professional and educational environment for all participants.
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Rhett Wade, an 11th grader, shares his extensive SAE in farm and ranch management, and fruit and forage production. He highlights how his SAE in the Animal Systems pathway has fostered personal growth, built friendships, and provided priceless hands-on learning. Rhett details his responsibilities, from cattle care and branding to hay baling, emphasizing the importance of resilience and support systems.
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Discover Allie Koss's inspiring journey in wildlife conservation through her SAE. From cleaning enclosures to leading educational outreach and constructing release sites, Ally gained hands-on experience. Her passion for animal systems, particularly wildlife, led her to a career change and a state championship win. This video showcases her dedication to protecting birds of prey and her impactful involvement in agricultural education.
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Hayden Larson, a 10th grader from Safford FFA, shares his extensive SAE in plant science at Angle Orchard. For over a decade, he has cultivated apples, peaches, pears, and plums, mastering essential tasks like pruning, pest control, and harvesting. This hands-on work has instilled a strong work ethic and valuable skills in mechanics and record-keeping, preparing him for future endeavors.
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Explore Tristan Pongos' impactful SAE in Valley Fever research at the University of Arizona. This project applies classroom knowledge to real-world challenges, focusing on mapping disease hotspots through meticulous soil DNA extraction. Tristan's dedication to lab safety and adaptability highlights the skills gained through FFA, preparing him for a future in veterinary medicine.
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Explore the diverse SAE projects of members from Westwood FFA. Witness students like Dixon, Lilah, and Devon Williamson engage in horse training, goat breeding, and cattle management. Learn about their daily responsibilities, business ventures, and the valuable skills they acquire through these hands-on agricultural pursuits.
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