What's Growing On in Texas FFA

From leadership opportunities to chapter highlights, What’s Growing On keeps Texas FFA members and advisors in the know with the latest news, deadlines, opportunities, and resources to stay involved, inspired, and ready to lead.

Calling all 4-H leaders and FFA advisors: Help us spread the word about our Youth Loans that can help your members finance their income producing agricultural projects. Our local Farm Loan staff would love to attend your next 4-H or FFA meeting to provide all the details. Call your local FSA office to get in touch with the Farm Loan team. https://www.fsa.usda.gov/fsa-office-locator

Looking to jump start your career in conservation? NRCS is hiring PAID Pathways Interns throughout the state in soil conservation and rangeland management. Internships can last multiple years, and interns who complete 480 hours of work and meet additional requirements will have the opportunity to convert to full-time employment with NRCS after graduation. Find the current openings and apply by November 17 at: https://buff.ly/a0khwSd

Do you want to expand your SAE? Do you need financial assistance to help start or expand your SAE? A limited number of grants of $1,000 each are available to current FFA members each year. Your FFA membership must be current, and applicants must be in grades 7-12 and demonstrate financial need. The online application process closes at 8 p.m. EST on Nov 15. The application selection process is highly competitive with many more applicants than available grants so submit early and show us your best work. Grant recipients are announced in mid-December. Apply today through the FFA Application Center: https://ffa.pub/3XACXP3

Applications for the cattle care and handling portion of the TCFA Feedyard Technician program are now open. This portion of the program focuses on Beef Quality Assurance principles, ensuring students who complete the program understand the importance of proper cattle handling and care. Interested high school juniors and seniors should submit their application by January 22, 2027. Apply here: https://www.tcfa.org/feedyard-technician-program.html

As 2026 comes to a close, we invite you to join us in making a difference in the lives of Texas FFA students and the next generation of agricultural leaders! Through the Texas FFA Foundation's Rooted & Rising campaign, all of us have an opportunity to build something greater than a single gift, a lasting legacy of generosity! Every gift matters, regardless of size. Whether you give $20, $50, $100, or more, your generosity helps plant the seeds for tomorrow's agricultural science education, leadership development, and opportunities for students across Texas and beyond! Want to make an even greater impact? Check with your employer regarding charitable matching gifts or payroll giving programs that can extend your generosity! As you consider your year-end charitable giving, we hope you'll join our movement in growing the opportunities for Texas FFA!

National Agriculture in the Classroom has opened a new round of classroom grants for Pre K - 12th grade teachers whose classroom projects use agricultural concepts to teach reading, writing, math, nutrition, science, and/or social studies.This year, 40 grants will be given to teachers across the country. Applications are due by December 15th, so don't wait to apply. Learn more here: https://agclassroom.org/grants-and.../classroom-grants/

The corn in your camera roll might be worth $600. The National Corn Growers Association offers cash prizes for the best photos submitted to its Fields of Corn content. We would love nothing more than seeing your Texas corn photos win! So take a look through your corn-life-in-photos form this year. You might have a winner. Enter by November 17 at https://fields-of-corn.com

One young Hereford leader will have the opportunity to travel abroad in 2027 through the Cottonwood Springs Global Leadership Endowment. The selected individual will travel to Australia to experience BEEF Australia and the Herefords Australia National Show & Sale. Applicants must be 18–26 years old and be an active member of the NJHA or AHA. Applications are due Dec. 15. Learn more: https://herefordyouthfoundation.org/global-leadership/

Calling all 4-H & FFA exhibitors! Are you passionate about agriculture and sharing its story? Put your voice to the test in the Food Animal Industry AgVocate Speaking Contest at the 2027 National Western Stock Show! Presented in partnership with the Colorado FFA Foundation, this contest gives youth the opportunity to showcase their public speaking skills while advocating for the beef, goat, sheep, or swine industries. Two Divisions:

• Junior: Ages 9–13
• Senior: Ages 14–19
• 6–10-minute multimedia presentations
• Applications open through December 4
• Apply here: https://fs17.formsite.com/coffafdn/yv91mkwu0g/index
• Questions? Email srich@nationalwestern.com

Big ambitions in the pork industry? We have scholarships for that! NPPC and the National Pork Industry Foundation are supporting the next generation of pork industry leaders with three scholarship opportunities for eligible undergraduate, graduate, and veterinary students. Mark your calendars! Three opportunities, three December deadlines:

• U.S. Pork Center of Excellence Swine Legacy Scholarship: Three $5,000 awards for third- and fourth-year undergraduates, graduate students and veterinary students. Applications are due Friday, December 4.
• Lois Britt Memorial Pork Industry Scholarship: Ten $2,500 awards for undergraduates in a two-year swine program or a four-year college of agriculture. Applications are due Friday, December 11.
• Neil Dierks Scholarship: A $5,000 award for a graduate student in a swine program. Applications are due Friday, December 18.

Learn more and apply: nppc.org/get-involved/education-programs/

Looking for awesome ways to incorporate ag into any subject? Dirt to Dinner: In the Classroom is back this fall with new, free resources to help in your classrooms. Dirt to Dinner: In the Classroom creates lessons for students in grades 5-12 that explore every step in food production. From the Farmers, Ranchers, and Growers working to produce healthy food to the Nutrition that good meals provide—these lessons give students the chance to learn more about the food they eat every day.

Dirt to Dinner: In the Classroom has a variety of free lesson plans available now, and we are excited to share new additions to our activities page for teachers seeking a fun activity on the go! If you’re new here, you can create a free account in seconds and unlock everything our team has to offer. If you have any questions, reach out to the Dirt to Dinner Team at DirtToDinnerInTheClassroom@CustomED.org.

Attention Ag. Issues Teams! Texas Farm Bureau is once again hosting presentation opportunities for the Ag Issue Forum contest. Presentations will take place November 16- 17, 2026 in Waco, TX at the Texas Farm Bureau Conference and Training Center.

The sign-up form will open for submission at 8:00 a.m. on November 2, 2026. Presentations slots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis .Whether your team does or does not secure a timeslot to present to state TFB staff, it is encouraged you reach out to your county Farm Bureau to request a presentation opportunity with them.

Questions regarding this opportunity may be directed to Clarissa Darby, TFB Youth Outreach Coordinator, at cdarby@txfb.org or 254-313-9204.

Join us for for a Texas FFA Scholarship webinar! Whether you are a junior beginning to explore your options or a senior preparing for what comes next, this webinar will provide practical information and resources to support your college and scholarship planning. Bring your questions and leave with a clearer plan for life beyond the jacket. The webinar will be recorded.

• November 12, 2026
• 5:30–7:00 p.m.

Join at -> https://bit.ly/4duLTOP

Check out this giveaway from Ducks Unlimited! Ducks Unlimited is excited to offer a free National FFA Giveaway Drawing exclusively for FFA members and agricultural educators across the country.

Beginning October 20, 2026, and running through November 16, 2026, FFA members and teachers can enter for a chance to win exciting prizes from our sponsors at Reed’s Family Outdoor Outfitters and REALTREE. https://www.ducks.org/get-involved/youth-programs/national-ffa-giveaway

Were you part of a memorable moment in Texas FFA Association's history? Help us celebrate our history by sharing photos of the people, experiences and milestones that have made Texas FFA what it is today. Submit your photo! https://bit.ly/4yJVudg

Planning to attend an FFA conference in 2027? Travel assistance may be available! FFA members interested in attending the Washington Leadership Conference (WLC) or a Next Gen Conference can apply for Travel Assistance Grants to help fund their trip. Travel Assistance Grants: https://www.ffa.org/student-engagement-and-travel-assistance-grants/ Apply: https://nffa-applications.smapply.io/acc/l/

Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Grants of $1,000 are available to start or expand member SAEs. For continuing SAE projects, a limited number of large-scale grants are available to eligible members who can show three-year goals, a timeline and a budget for their projects. The SAE Grant application process opens in October and closes on Nov. 15. Eligible grant applications are scored and the grant recipients will be announced in mid-December.

Know a high school student interested in agricultural advocacy and policy?

The TSCRA Leadership Development Foundation is partnering with Texas Tech University’s Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources and National Ranching Heritage Center to host an Ag Advocacy & Policy Field Day on Nov. 10 in Lubbock.

Students will explore how policy affects agriculture and develop an advocacy plan with guidance from Peyton Schumann, TSCRA’s executive director for government relations; Lowell Randel, Texas Tech’s executive director of the Agriculture Policy Advocacy Program; and other professors and industry professionals. Open to students in grades 10-12. Lunch is included, followed by Davis College tours.

Space is limited, so be sure to submit your application by the Oct. 25 deadline!

https://tscra.org/what.../leadership-development-foundation/

We’re proud to introduce Beyond the Banner, a new AgTexas program awarding $500 gifts to 50 young livestock exhibitors across our 43-county territory in recognition of the hard work they put into their livestock projects. Recipients must be the child of a current AgTexas customer. Awards are distributed on a first come, first serve basis. https://agtexas.net/btb

FFA members in grades 6–12 are invited to participate in Guardians of the Range on Friday, November 20, at El Sauz Ranch and Lyford ISD Auditorium. This free event will give students a hands-on look at South Texas ranching, wildlife, conservation, and rangeland science, followed by a special presentation from Dr. Temple Grandin. All chapters are welcome, with chapters in Willacy, Cameron, and Hidalgo counties especially encouraged to participate. Space is limited, and registration closes November 4. See the flyer for details and registration information! Sponsors of the event include Team Mario, Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board, USDA-NRCS, and Behind the Gates East Foundation.

The 2027 National Ag Day Video Essay Contest is officially open! This year’s topic: How will technology help agriculture strengthen rural America? High School Students: Get creative, share your perspective and show us how technology can help shape the future of agriculture and rural communities. Entries due February 5, 2027. Get the details: agday.org/essay-contest #AgDay27

Calling all emerging leaders across the nation to apply for USDA’s 2027 Spring Intern Cohort! We’re looking for individuals with a commitment to public service who are ready to develop their skills and support farmers and rural America. Learn more about this opportunity, and apply by Nov. 13, 2026: usda.gov/internships

Reimagine what’s possible with wool! The Reimagine Wool Digital Poster Contest is back with new divisions and new opportunities to showcase creative ideas for innovative products, sustainable solutions, and new uses for 25+ micron wool. Entries are open now through November 15th! Check out the details and put your creativity to work!

Registration is now open for the National Turfgrass Science Invitational (NTSI) and will be held Jan. 19-21, 2027, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Teams are not currently required to qualify at the local or state level to participate in this invitational, and participating FFA members and advisors will be offered both professional development and access to the trade show at the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) Conference and Trade Show.

Simplifying Herd Management, Maximizing Productivity - Effortlessly record and track essential information about your animals, such as births, weights, health records, breeding performance, sales, and more. Herd Watch is offering a free subscription for all FFA members! Scan the QR code or click here to download.

Attention Class of 2027! Here are three scholarship opportunities for you. Each program awards two $2,500 scholarships annually, one for the spring semester and one for the fall:

• AmericanMuscle Scholarship: For students pursuing automotive degrees or related fields. https://www.americanmuscle.com/scholarships.html
• AmericanTrucks Scholarship: For students pursuing traditional building trades, such as carpentry, HVAC, electrical, and related fields. https://www.americantrucks.com/scholarships.html
• ExtremeTerrain Scholarship: For students pursuing environmental studies, ecology, land use, and related fields. https://www.extremeterrain.com/scholarships.html

The annual application deadlines are June 15 for fall and October 15 for spring. Full eligibility requirements and application instructions are available through the links above.

The Texas Grain and Feed Association has scholarships available for both high school students and college students pursuing a degree in an agriculture related field at an accredited Texas college or university.

Attention FFA members! Are you a high school senior planning to attend West Texas A&M University this fall? Or are you currently enrolled at WTAMU? Don't miss this opportunity to apply for a scholarship. The 2027-2028 scholarship application is now open! Apply today at www.wtamu.edu/scholarships

The State Fair of Texas awards scholarships to selected applicants who have competed in specific competitive youth livestock events held at the State Fair. Scholarships are given to applicants who are graduating from a Texas high school and enrolling in a Texas college, university, or trade school. As of 2026, each newly awarded student receives a $12,000 scholarship. Deadline is January 1, 2027.

Calling all high school seniors: The application for the 2027 Most Valuable Student scholarship contest is currently open! We will award 500 scholarships ranging from $4,000 to $30,000 over four years. No relation to the Elks is necessary to apply. With this scholarship, students gain more than just financial aid, they gain an appreciation of service, a network of like-minded peers, and an #ElksFamily for life. Find eligibility requirements and other important details at enf.elks.org/mvs

In partnership with the US Rice Producers Association, the Stoesser family offers a $5,000 scholarship to one deserving high school senior or current college student who is interested in or is currently pursuing a career in an agriculture-related field. In addition to the monetary award, the selected recipient will serve as a student ambassador for USRPA, expecting to participate in at least two activities during the calendar year. The recipient will be invited to participate in various USRPA activities, including but not limited to Field Days, legislative activities, Texas Rice Council meetings, conferences, and more. APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSES DECEMBER 4, 2026 AT 11:59PM CT

For questions, please contact us at info@usriceproducers.com

Applications for the 2027 Lois Britt Memorial Pork Industry Scholarship open this fall. Since 1990, the scholarship has helped support the next generation of pork industry leaders and honors the legacy of longtime NPPC board member Lois Britt. Ten students will each receive a $2,500 scholarship. The program is open to undergraduate students enrolled in a two-year swine program or a four-year college of agriculture. Applicants will also have the opportunity to share their perspective on an issue facing the pork industry and how they would help address it. Learn more and apply → https://nppc.org/britt-scholarship/ Deadline is December 11, 2026.

The Mike Rowe Works Foundation's Work Ethic Scholarship Program and giving away another $1,000,000 in scholarships this year. They looking for hardworking men and women who will keep the lights on, water running, and air flowing--people who will show up early, stay late, and get the job done. It's not for everyone, but we know hard workers are out there. Learn more here.

Dear Texas Ag Teachers,

I am reaching out to provide an updated survey link for my thesis study. A wording revision was made to one of the survey items, so I am asking participants to use the new link below when completing the survey.

My study examines perceptions of traditional one-semester student teaching and yearlong teacher residency models in agricultural education, including the perceived benefits and challenges of each approach.

If you are willing to participate, please complete the survey using the updated link below. The survey should take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Updated Survey Link: https://ttucasnr.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cBV3agYg9PXyqvY If you have already completed the previous version of the survey, please complete the survey again using this updated link. I apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your time and assistance with my research. Thank you for your participation and support!

Teachers, this is a critical survey to complete. This study, as defined below, essentially asks whether we want student teachers to be out in classrooms for an entire year or to stay with the semester-based student teaching experience. The legislature has been debating this issue. Some universities are moving forward with adopting this practice. This could have a huge impact on your program and students in general. Texas Tech will share the results with us to use as well in the upcoming legislative session.

Greetings Teachers,

Tarleton State University invites you to complete a survey about your perceptions of virtual reality (VR) technology and its potential use in education. Participation is voluntary and confidential, with no known risks or costs beyond your time. Your name will not be associated with your responses. You may skip questions or stop at any time without penalty, loss of benefits, or impact on your relationship with Tarleton.

Click here to complete the survey.

After completing the survey, you may enter a drawing for a free Judging Card contest entry coupon.

Questions? Contact justice.fitzgerald@go.tarleton.edu or jpulley@tarleton.edu.

Thank you for your time and input!

Hello Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing/Aquaculture, Horticulture, and Landscape Industry Friends -

As part of our work to support those engaged in farming, ranching, forestry, fishing/aquaculture, and landscape/nursery activities, the Texas A&M University System is completing a needs assessment survey to guide the development of a regional center for the South Central part of the country focused on the health and safety of workers in these sectors. Your insight and feedback would be helpful in this process, and we would like to invite you to complete this survey.

The survey is online and will take about 10 to 15 minutes to complete. No personal information is required and participation is completely voluntary. To complete the survey or learn more, click here or use the QR code in the attached flyer. You can also share this flyer or the survey link with others in the industry for them to share their insight.

Anyone who completes the survey also has the option to participate in a drawing for a $100 gift card.

Put beef cattle knowledge to the test with the Monthly Bull Buying Contest, developed by the Oklahoma State University Youth Livestock Program. This classroom-friendly contest gives students real-world commercial beef cattle scenarios and challenges them to use EPDs, visual evaluation and production knowledge to make bull-buying decisions. The contest is open to participants nationwide, with state-specific awards available for states with at least 10 participating chapters or counties. Learn more and register: Monthly Bull Buying Contest.

Looking for a way to bring more STEM and project-based learning into your agricultural science classroom? Invention Convention Worldwide, now a National FFA Endorsed Activity, gives K-12 students the opportunity to identify real-world problems and develop innovative solutions while building skills in creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and entrepreneurship. The program offers free curriculum and resources, making it easy to integrate into classroom instruction or enhance student-led learning experiences. It also pairs well with the Agriscience Fair by encouraging students to transform their research into an invention that solves a real-world challenge. For more information: https://engineering.tamu.edu/outreach/student-opportunities/Invention%20Convention%20Texas/index.html

Looking for an easy way to raise funds for your FFA chapter? The Ducks Unlimited Texas FFA Fundraising Program provides professionally designed fundraising materials, discounted merchandise, and a simple ordering process. Best of all, participating chapters keep 100% of the net proceeds while helping support wetlands conservation. Learn more in the attached flyer and see how this program can help fund your chapter's activities and opportunities. For more information email: trap@ducks.org.

The purpose of the Jackets from Johnny program is to give the gift of the legendary blue jacket to those that may not be able to afford it or allow them to earn it. Learn more about the program here.

As a new school year begins to take root, here's a free resource for your classroom.

Introducing FFA at the Bell — a biweekly bellringer series developed in collaboration with Stukent CTE and the FFA to help you:

• Bring current events into your classroom

• Spark curiosity with students

• Initiate meaningful discussions

• Prepare students for FFA national competitions

From leadership and entrepreneurship to career exploration and current events, every episode gives students a fresh way to connect what they're learning to the world around them.

Where the Food Comes From episodes have taken viewers inside farms, research labs, college campuses and more. The series, which airs on RFD-TV and YouTube, was recently selected by the United States Department of Agriculture as a key component of the National Ag in the Classroom program that serves students and teachers in public, private and homeschool programs nationwide. From milking water buffalo to crafting cheese and collecting eggs, tune in for an up-close look at the people who help feed our world.

Hey, teachers! Our friends at AET have valuable resources to help support you throughout the school year. Be sure to check out today's Tuesday Tips, which features a new Teacher's Guide designed to provide an overview of how AET can streamline your workflow for both program management and student recordkeeping.

SAE Information Sheets for Parents and Administrators

As many FFA members begin their summer Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs), it is a great time to help families and school leaders better understand the role of SAEs in agricultural education. These SAE Information Sheets for Parents and Administrators provide a clear overview of what SAEs are, why they matter and how they help members develop career skills through real-world learning.

These ready-to-share resources are perfect for parent communication, advisory committees, and conversations with administrators, helping highlight the value of SAEs and their impact on student growth and career exploration.

ChapterBoost FFA is the National FFA Foundation’s crowdfunding platform designed to help FFA chapters fund hands-on, student-driven agricultural projects. Through ChapterBoost, chapters can raise support for innovative initiatives like greenhouses, livestock programs, travel to leadership events, classroom equipment, and more. The platform connects donors directly to chapters, ensuring every dollar goes straight to student outcomes — with no reporting required. Beyond fundraising, ChapterBoost empowers students to take ownership of their projects, building leadership, communication, and real-world skills. It’s a modern, flexible way to expand opportunities and fuel the future of agriculture — one chapter at a time.

Apply to start your ChapterBoost project today:
https://ffa.box.com/s/vn5102msbstbejb63d43aa63gc3h09ym

This grant provides alumni, middle and high school chapters with up to $400 to conduct a one-time service event. Applications are always open, and they are due: the first of each month. Apply now!

Save the Date! 2027 ONE HERD Education Symposium Join us June 15–17, 2027, at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX! Designed for animal science and veterinary medicine educators, this 3-day event features engaging sessions, hands-on training, and short course excursions. Grant funding is available NOW for qualifying public middle and high school teachers serving rural or low-resource schools. Funding is first-come, first-served, so apply early! Registration is limited to 100 attendees. More details coming soon! Learn more and apply: https://aevm.tamu.edu/one-herd-education-symposium/

INTERESTED IN STARTING A VETERINARY SCIENCE PROGRAM? Educators are invited to attend a virtual training on implementing a successful veterinary science program. Learn about curriculum options, certification opportunities, educational resources, industry partnerships, and strategies for bringing veterinary science education to your students. The program can be implemented in Texas.

• Session 1: October 27, 2026
• Session 2: November 19, 2026
• Time: 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
• Location: Virtual via Zoom

Register: https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.php

We are hosting a two-day SAE Symposium on the Texas A&M campus in January! We will cover SAE Management (how it flows into award applications) and teacher tools to help you manage your chapter! Food will be provided for lunch both days; come hang out with us and get AET Certified! Registration is now openhttps://www.judgingcard.com/Registration/Info.aspx?ID=27002

Registration is now open for Purdue University’s Digital Agriculture for Educators, a 12-week, fully online and asynchronous course designed to help middle and high school agriculture teachers build their knowledge of precision and digital agriculture. Thanks to USDA grant support, eligible agriculture teachers can register for just $100 using the discount code HSTEACH and their school email address. Course cohorts begin September 16, 2026, and January 6, 2027, and successful completion earns 22 Professional Growth Plan (PGP) points and a Purdue University certificate. Topics include GPS, sensors, data management, GIS, automation and AI, precision nutrient and crop management, and agricultural economics.

The National Council for Agricultural Education is pleased to share the development of a new resource, Agricultural Education Program Benefits & Key Messages. This one-pager, in conjunction with the new Administrator’s Guide to Agricultural Education, is designed for teachers and state leaders to use when communicating with administrators about the value, structure and impact of agricultural education programs.

The , funded by USDA NIFA, is designed to help high school agricultural educators integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, and Mathematics (STEAM) into their teaching.

This free online resource includes:

• Ready-to-use, classroom-tested lesson plans
• Inquiry-based research activities
• Instructional videos showing real classroom implementation
• Engaging, real-world problem-solving opportunities

You’ll also find full presentation slides, teacher notes, student assignments, and recorded lecture videos for every lesson—making it easy to implement right away.

The goal: support ag teachers with practical tools that boost student engagement while building critical thinking and scientific inquiry skills. Access the curriculum here: https://ag.txst.edu/research/steam.html

Fields of Learning is a free, classroom-ready curriculum that helps educators bring the Texas wheat industry into the classroom through engaging, real-world lessons.

The program features standards-aligned lessons with complete lesson plans, slide decks, student worksheets, hands-on activities and TEKS alignment for easy integration into existing coursework. Designed for middle school, the curriculum is flexible and can be adapted for multiple grade levels, subject areas and learning environments.

https://texaswheat.org/education-and-outreach/

Cultivate curiosity with the Fields of Learning lessons! The program includes five comprehensive lessons designed to teach students all about wheat production, nutrition and role in Texas agriculture. All lessons come with slide decks, lesson plans, activities and more. Download the materials for free at https://buff.ly/eQge4qJ

Fuel your passion for agricultural education by joining or renewing your NAAE individual membership! From powerful professional development to an unmatched national network of ag educators just like you, NAAE gives you the tools, support, and voice to thrive in your classroom and beyond. Members gain access to an annual conference, online workshops, awards, year-round support, and a powerful national network of ag educators. Join or renew today and take advantage of opportunities that strengthen your career and elevate agricultural education nationwide.

A team of agriculture teacher educators from across the country have joined forces to present a professional development opportunity. This will provide a series of live workshops throughout the year on topics ranging from how to teach agriscience in your classroom to how to guide students through the competition process. Signing up for the workshop is FREE and also gives you access to the recordings of the workshop and the resources and materials that accompany the sessions. To register, please follow this link and create a Canvas Catalog Profile.

Did you know that the Texas Farm Bureau is so much more than an insurance company? Joining the Texas Farm Bureau is an option for any friend or advocate of agriculture. This membership does not require you to hold an insurance policy through Texas Farm Bureau Insurance. Click here to learn more about the benefits available as a Texas Farm Bureau member.

The SAE for All Committee would love to highlight any unique or innovative SAE initiatives in your state. This could include communication efforts, programming, events, policies, or special awards related to SAEs. Highlight your state initiative or nominate another state/individual here.

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Educator Resources Dashboard - Several resources exist in this section for online or extended learning. We’ve established a table of contents document with a description of some of the most popular and new resources found in Educator Resources – including an easy reference for using resources online or offline.

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AgExplorer
Educator Guides and the Generic Activity Sheets
Student Handbook Workbook
Agriscience Fair Lessons
SAE for All
Bell Ringers for the Agricultural Science Classroom
Giving the Gift of Blue