Supervised Agricultural Experience

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Across
  1. 2. Anything of value owned by a student or business, such as livestock, land, or tools.
  2. 5. An itemized list of assets, equipment, or animals owned at a specific time
  3. 6. The "E" in SAE, highlighting the hands-on learning outside regular classroom time.
  4. 7. An enterprise run entirely from a school facility, greenhouse, or land lab.
  5. 8. The loss in value of a business asset over time due to wear and tear.
  6. 10. The "S" in SAE, indicating that a teacher or mentor guides the project.
  7. 11. Working for a farm, business, or school laboratory for wages or experience.
  8. 12. Debts or money that you owe to a person, bank, or business.
  9. 15. A beginner-level SAE focused on learning about different agricultural careers.
  10. 16. Conducting an experiment using the scientific method to solve an agricultural problem.
  11. 17. A student-managed project that provides a benefit to a school or community.
  12. 18. A plan that projects future income and expenses for an SAE project.
Down
  1. 1. Income generated from the sale of goods or services in an entrepreneurship project.
  2. 3. Owning and operating your own agricultural business.
  3. 4. FFA awards given at local, state, and national levels to recognize exceptional SAE programs.
  4. 9. The funds, machinery, or property invested to start or expand an agricultural business.
  5. 13. A signed document detailing the responsibilities of the student, parent, and employer or supervisor.
  6. 14. Money spent or a cost incurred to operate an SAE project.