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