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FFA Program of Activities 2018-2019

The document outlines the program of activities and events for an FFA chapter for the 2018-2019 year. It includes leadership development events, speaking events, and career development events that focus on skills like public speaking, agricultural knowledge, and hands-on career skills. Key elements are monthly SAE updates, participation in fairs and conventions, officer elections, and an end of year banquet. The purpose is to provide real-world experiences for members through activities tied to their agricultural classes.

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FFA Program of Activities 2018-2019

The document outlines the program of activities and events for an FFA chapter for the 2018-2019 year. It includes leadership development events, speaking events, and career development events that focus on skills like public speaking, agricultural knowledge, and hands-on career skills. Key elements are monthly SAE updates, participation in fairs and conventions, officer elections, and an end of year banquet. The purpose is to provide real-world experiences for members through activities tied to their agricultural classes.

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Program of Activities (POA) 2018-2019

 LDE’s, Speaking Events, CDE’s

 Monthly Update of SAE’s

 County Fair, FWSSR, SASR, HLSR, etc., etc.

 Monthly Meetings

 Area, State, National Convention

 Officer Elections (Greenhand, and Senior)

 FFA End of the Year Banquet

Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE)

The Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program involves practical agricultural activities

performed by students outside of scheduled classroom and laboratory time. SAEs provide a method in

agricultural education for students to receive real-world career experiences in an area of agriculture that

they are most interested in. Supervised Agricultural Experiences are an important component of

agricultural education and are required element of all Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (AFNR)

courses as explained by the Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 130, Subchapter A.

(More details on https://www.texasffa.org/sae)

 Placement/Internship

 Ownership/Entrepreneurship

 Research: Experimental, Analysis, or Invention

 School-Based Enterprise

 Service Learning

Leadership Development Event’s LDE’s

Leadership Development Events focus on creating situations for members to demonstrate their abilities in

public speaking, decision making, communication and their knowledge of agriculture and the FFA
organization. Team and individual events are used to reinforce what is taught in agricultural science

classrooms.

All LDE events have elimination rounds at the district and area before the state level competition. Please

refer to your district and area calendars for competition dates.

 Agricultural Advocacy

 Agricultural Issues Forum

 Agricultural Skill Demonstration

 Chapter Conducting

 Chapter Agricultural Quiz

 Creed Speaking

 FFA Broadcasting

 Greenhand FFA Quiz

 Job Interview

 Public Relations

Speaking Events

Speaking Development Events are designed to develop the ability of all FFA members to express

themselves on a given subject. Students are encouraged to develop their communication skills and learn to

formulate their remarks for presentation in a variety of situations. The state finals of the speaking

development events are held in conjunction with the Texas FFA Convention in July.

 Extemporaneous Public Speaking

 Senior Prepared Public Speaking

 Junior Prepared Public Speaking

 Soil Stewardship Prepared Public Speaking


Career Develop Event’s CDE’s

Career Development Events build on what is learned in agricultural classes and encourage members to

put their knowledge into practice. These events are designed to help a member prepare for a career in

agriculture by testing and challenging the student's technical, leadership, interpersonal and teamwork

skills as well as their knowledge of the subject matter. CDEs answer the question, "When will I use this

knowledge in the real world?"

 Ag Communications

 Agricultural Technology & Mechanical Systems

 Ag Sales

 Agronomy

 Cotton

 Dairy Cattle

 Entomology

 Environmental & Natural Resources

 Farm Business Management

 Floriculture

 Food Science

 Forage

 Forestry

 Homesite Evaluation

 Horse

 Land

 Livestock
 Marketing Plan

 Meats

 Milk Quality

 Nursery/Landscape

 Plant ID

 Poultry

 Range

 Tractor Technician

 Veterinary Science

 Wildlife

 Wool

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