1. 1 Chapter What's in FFA for Me? Chapter Overview Chapter Selections
Classroom/Laboratory
FFA
SAE
Travel
Earning Money
Serving your Community
Field Trips
The FFA and Your Career
What's in FFA
for Me?
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2. What's In FFA For Me? Classroom/Labratory FFA SAE C H A P T E R O N E
The agriculture program consists of three components:
Classroom/Laboratory
FFA
SAE
The agriculture education in which you are enrolled consists of three major components:
Classroom/Labratory
FFA
SAE

3. C H A P T E R O N E
FFA
FFA is the organization for students who are studying many agricultural areas.
It provides opportunities to practice what you’re learning in the classroom in real life situations and develop leadership skills.

4. C H A P T E R O N E
SAE
Supervised Agricultural Experience Program: gives you a chance to explore areas of agriculture that you are interested in.
Visit SAE Central
SAE Central

5. C H A P T E R O N E
Travel
Travel: As you participate in FFA activities, you will take field trips, travel to state and and national conventions, or travel overseas as part of the international exchange program!
You are here, and here, and here, and...
Where will your future take you?

6. Earn Money C H A P T E R O N E Going to College?
FFA can help put you there. Each year the National FFA Organization awards more than $3 million in scholarships.
By becoming an FFA member and starting a Supervised Agriculture Experience Program (SAE), you can earn money while learning about the different areas of agriculture.
Your high school agriculture instructor will work with you to design a program just for you!

7. Look What Else FFA Has To Offer
C H A P T E R O N E
Look What Else FFA Has To Offer
Be a Team Member
Have Fun
Go On Field Trips
Serve Your Community

8. Visit the Agriculture Career Center atFFA
C H A P T E R O N E
The FFA and
Your Career
Agriculture Career Categories:
Marketing, merchandising, and sales
Science and engineering
Management and finance
Education and communications
Social services
Agricultural production
You already know agriculture is more than farming. Agriculture is our nation’s largest employer, and its related fields comprise close to 25 percent of all jobs in this country.
While raising crops and livestock remains the solid foundation for all agriculturally related careers, only 8 percent are in the production area of agriculture . The remaining 92% of agriculture jobs are in agribusiness, science, marketing, communications, and other exciting areas.
Visit the Agriculture Career Center atFFA
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