Livestock Evaluation CDE Resources
This resource folder contains the Livestock Evaluation CDE Handbook, past tests and convention resources for members and advisors competing in the Livestock Evaluation CDE.
This resource folder contains the Livestock Evaluation CDE Handbook, past tests and convention resources for members and advisors competing in the Livestock Evaluation CDE.
This resource folder contains the Veterinary Science CDE Handbook, past tests and convention resources for members and advisors competing in the Veterinary Science CDE.
This resource folder contains the Ag Issues Forum LDE Handbook, past tests and convention resources for members and advisors competing in the Ag Issues Forum LDE.
This resource folder contains the Conduct of Chapter Meetings LDE Handbook, past tests and convention resources for members and advisors competing in the Conduct of Chapter Meetings LDE.
This folder contains resources common to all CDEs and LDEs as well as sub folders that contain resources for each CDE and LDE including handbooks and past tests.
Resources aimed at helping students develop ag literacy and helping them become advocates for agriculture.
Assorted resources to help students guide students through career exploration and discover the many career opportunities in agriculture.
A collection of resources to help students with career preparation
A comprehensive career resource that enables users to exploer the broad range of careers in the agriculture industry. Complete with virtual field trips, educator guides/lessons, and a career finder that matches skills and interests to careers in agriculture; this resource has all career exploration assets.
Food For America is an educational program focusing on agricultural literacy in elementary schools and communities. It is a program developed to assist FFA members and all agricultural education students in leadership skill development as they reach out to youth, peers and their entire communities by sharing the world of agriculture. Each unit has primary, upper elemtary lessons and a demonstration plan. Primary lessons are written for high school students to deliver to students in grades K-3. Upper elementary lessons are written for high school students to deliver to students in grades 4-6. Demonstration plans are hands-on activities for all ages to get students involved and learn by doing. They are set-up in an easy to follow bulleted format.