Riverside FFA Chapter

 

Supervised Agriculture Experience

 

 

What is a SAE?

 

Members of the Riverside FFA Chapter develop their supervised agriculture experience programs in a variety of ways.  First year members, develop their career interests through the exploratory SAE.  Students have the opportunity to develop their science and analytical skills through a research SAE.  Several members work for someone else, whether it is an established firm or simply a family member, using a placement SAE.  Through entrepreneurship activities, members can own and operate some type of agriculture enterprise.  A key aspect to a Supervised Agriculture Experience program is that members are not limited to just one program area. 

 

Blue and Gold Livestock Show

 

Ten members of the Riverside FFA Chapter and Decatur County 4-H participated in the annual Blue and Gold Livestock Show held at the University of Tennessee at Martin on July 12, 2008.  FFA members and 4-Hers from Decatur County exhibited over thirty animals at the show.  Two individuals exhibited Charolais cattle and eight individuals exhibited Hampshire, Chester White, Yorkshire, Duroc, and market hogs.

 

 

 

Livestock Show Proficiency Awards

 

 

Instruction CDE SAE Leadership Links Just For Fun

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