NHHS Agricultural Education What is Agriculture? 20% of Wisconsin Jobs Agriculture Means Farming. Doesn’t It?
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NHHS Agricultural Education What is Agriculture? 20% of Wisconsin Jobs Agriculture Means Farming. Doesn’t It? Agriculture Includes Farming. It also includes careers in….. Study agriculture and you could become a….. Landscaper Agricultural Lawyer Agricultural Accountant Wildlife Manager Food Chemist Plant Geneticist Food and Drug Inspector Animal Nutritionist Veterinarian Diesel Mechanic Golf Course Sup. Chemical Dealer Lab Technician Livestock Buyer Tree Farmer Agricultural Electrician Floral Designer Game Warden Taxidermist Agricultural Journalist Agricultural Loan Officer Commodity Broker NHHS Agricultural Program Classroom Curriculum Supervised Agricultural Experience FFA Classroom Curriculum Exploratory Agriculture Natural Resources Plant Sciences Animal Sciences Agribusiness Mechanics/Engineering Wildlife Management Horticulture Dairy Science Agribusiness Management Agricultural Shop Natural Resource Management Landscaping Small and Large Animal Science Sales and Marketing Outdoor Skills Greenhouse Manager* Leadership and Career Development Classroom Curriculum Natural Resources Wildlife Management Natural Resource Management Outdoor Skills Classroom Curriculum Plant Sciences Horticulture Landscaping Greenhouse Manager* Classroom Curriculum Animal Sciences Dairy Science Small and Large Animal Science Classroom Curriculum Agribusiness Agribusiness Management Sales and Marketing Leadership and Career Development Classroom Curriculum Mechanics/Engineering Agricultural Shop Classroom Curriculum World of Agriculture Natural Resources Plant Sciences Animal Sciences Agribusiness Mechanics/Engineering Wildlife Management Horticulture Dairy Science Agribusiness Management Agricultural Shop Natural Resource Management Landscaping Small and Large Animal Science Sales and Marketing Outdoor Skil s Greenhouse Manager* Leadership and Career Development Agricultural Internship Program* Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Program •A project, relative to agriculture, completed outside of the classroom. •Can be ENTREPRENEURIAL or PLACEMENT. •Allows students to learn new skill, earn money, compete for recognition (FFA Proficiency Awards), and earn FFA Degrees. •Current SAEs of FFA members include animal production, crop production, gardening, landscaping, mechanics, food service, woodworking, sales and service, golf course maintenance, wildlife management. EXAMPLE SAEs Entrepreneurship Kathy Rieden, Senior Emerging Agricultural Technology Kathy developed a project in which she is conducting a research study on the effects of manure applications on corn at various times of the year on 28 acres of corn. She has worked closely with Extension Specialist Kevin Erb. Placement Bill Schwantes, Junior Turf Management Bill is currently employed at Badger Creek Golf Course as a Groundskeeper. He is responsible for routine course maintenance, course construction, turf and nursery care, fertilizing, and irrigation. FFA OPPORTUNITIES FFA is the largest vocational student organization in the world. FFA is the largest, most active group in the high school. FFA provides opportunities for its members to develop leadership, prepare for careers, travel, meet new people, have fun, earn scholarships, serve the school and community, and more. Leadership Development Be a chapter officer. Chair a major activity. Improve your public speaking skills Become a State FFA Officer. Learn leadership skills through an SAE. Attend leadership development workshops such as State and National Conventions, Made For Excellence, State Leadership Camp, Greenhand Conference, Washington Leadership Conference, or Sectional Workshop. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Travel to many of the leadership conferences just mentioned. Participate in an International Experience to anywhere in the World!!!! The Real Reasons... It’s Hands-on It’s Fun