1. Supervised Agricultural Experiences

2. What is an SAE? O A Supervised Agricultural Experience is your out-of- class activity where you apply what you have learned in class. O These are areas that your SAE could apply to: O Entrepreneuship O Placement O Research

3. Which Proficiency Award?  Agricultural Communications  Agricultural Education  Agricultural Mechanics Design and Fabrication  Agricultural Mechanics Repair and Maintenance  Agricultural Mechanics Energy Systems (Ag. Power)  Agricultural Processing  Agricultural Sales and/or Service Cluster  Aquaculture  Beef Production  Dairy Production  Diversified Agricultural Production  Diversified Crop Production  Diversified Horticulture  Diversified Livestock Production  Emerging Agricultural Technology  Environmental Science and Natural Resources Management  Equine Science  Fiber and Oil Crop Production  Floriculture  Food Science and Technology  Forage Production  Forest Management and Products  Fruit and/or Vegetable Cluster  Grain Production  Home and/or Community Development  Landscape Management  Nursery Operations  Outdoor Recreation  Poultry Production  Sheep Production  Small Animal Production and Care  Specialty Animal Production  Specialty Crop Production  Swine Production  Turf Grass Management  Veterinary Medicine  Wildlife Production and Management

4. Proficiency Awards O You can be recognized for your SAE on the local, state, and national level! O There are 49 proficiency award areas that you can apply for! O State winners receive $250 and a plaque during SLC in June!