Explore SAEs

Explore SAEs

Looking for ideas for your first or next Supervised Agricultural Experience? We have over 100 SAE examples from members all over the country, just like you. From raing rabbits to tieing fishing flies, you'll find something that will spark your imagination and interest.

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  • Growing and Processing Jalepenos SAE

    Addison Kennon, an 11th grader from Mountain View, Arkansas, processes jalapenos as part of her SAE project. She grows and sells jalapenos locally, focusing on food safety and proper canning techniques she learned from her mother. With a grant, she renovated a market space with her sister. Her FF...

  • Cleaning Water with Mycelium SAE

    Michaela Carmichael, a ninth grader, tackles environmental health through her SAE project,
    Michaela Mycelium Running. She investigates the effects of pig runoff on local ecosystems and proposes using mycelium to filter polluted water. By inoculating burlap sacks with mycelium, she aims to clean ...

  • Fly Tying SAE

    Dylan Gonzalez shares his journey in fly fishing and fly tying, highlighting the challenges of mastering repeating patterns. He emphasizes the importance of patience and learning from experiences in this lifelong sport. His father significantly influences his learning, and he also discusses the v...

  • Gardening Club SAE

    Carson McQueen, a sixth grader, shares his journey with the Mount Pleasant FFA, focusing on his SAE in gardening with nursing home residents. He engages in activities like planting and harvesting tomatoes while prioritizing safety. With support from his ag teacher and family, Carson advises futur...

  • Ag Education SAE

    Kristyn Bauer’s SAE is creating incubation kits for classrooms to be able to hatch their own chicks for educational purposes.

  • Agritourism SAE

    Peyton Moore, a 10th grader from Bullard, Texas, shares her agritourism SAE featuring a pumpkin patch that educates visitors about agriculture. She hosts field trips for elementary students and enjoys seeing families return. Weather challenges affect attendance, but Peyton values the skills she g...

  • Aeroponics SAE

    Hannah Orndorff, an 11th grader from Strassburg, Virginia, shares her SAE project on aeroponics. She details the process of starting plants in wool with seeds and vermiculite, then transferring them to tower gardens. Through this project, she gains valuable skills like transplanting and time mana...

  • Composting SAE

    Kaylee Pennington and Cheyenne Bolender share their SAE project focused on composting. They explain how they collect food scraps, construct a compost bin, and educate fellow students about the benefits of composting. The project receives strong support from teachers, parents, and the community, s...

  • Woodworking SAE

    Nathan McDonald shares his SAE project on woodworking, focusing on pen making. He explains the entire process from wood selection to finishing. Inspired by his grandfather, he discusses the importance of school resources and the challenges of time management. Nathan highlights the skills he has d...

  • Ctenophore SAE

    Grace Ramcke and Hannah Colonese, seniors at the Sound School, share their supervised agriculture experience. Their project focuses on using bioluminescence to monitor brain patterns in PTSD patients. After facing initial setbacks, they improved their system with expert guidance. They highlight t...

  • Goats SAE

    Tiffany Heishman, a 10th grader from Strassburg High School, shares her Supervised Agricultural Experience project focused on breeding goats. She takes care of the goats by providing resources like clipping and vaccinations. Tiffany enjoys selling the goats to children for fairs and highlights th...

  • Lamb SAE

    Kami Harmon, an 11th grader from Athens, Tennessee, shares her supervised agriculture experience with lambs. She details her daily routine of feeding and training them, highlighting her journey towards independence, inspired by her sister. Kami emphasizes the importance of record-keeping for her ...

  • Forage Production SAE

    Rebecca Newburn, a senior at Bullard High School, shares her journey in hay production through her SAE project. She details the steps of cutting, drying, raking, and baling hay, emphasizing the urgency of completing the work before rain. Through this experience, she learns valuable lessons in pat...

  • The Power of Microgreens

    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 hydr...

  • From Pruning to Profit

    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 e...

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  • Plant Systems

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    Explore the passion, hard work, and hands-on learning of FFA members through their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects in the Plant Systems pathway. This playlist showcases real students growing real skills — from backyard gardens and greenhouse operations to agronomic crop producti...

  • Animal Systems

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    Explore what other members are doing with SAEs in the Animal Systems Pathway.