Community R-6 receives SAE grant from EDF Renewables

Posted 1/3/26

EDF Renewables donated $1,000 to the local SAE grant program at Community R-6 Schools. The SAE or Supervised Agriculture Experiences allows FFA students to study an area of interest whether it is …

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Community R-6 receives SAE grant from EDF Renewables

Pictured for the check presentation are representatives from EDF Renewables as well as Community R-6 Greenhand officers. They are: front row, Audrain County Associate Commissioner Leslie Meyer, Grayson Knipfel, Bailey Miller, Kaytlynn Arens, Maci Poindexter, and EDF Renewables Manager of Community Engagement Stephanie Sierra-Miller; back row, Coltin Cope, Wyatt Meyer, Chason Sachs, and EDF Renewables Regional Project Development Manager Jesse Laniak.

Photo submitted by Leslie Meyer

Posted Sunday, January 4, 2026 4:00 am

EDF Renewables donated $1,000 to the local SAE grant program at Community R-6 Schools. The SAE or Supervised Agriculture Experiences allows FFA students to study an area of interest whether it is learning a new skill, establishing a business, or better understanding an agriculture issue or path. The program was originally established earlier this year through funding from the Rural Leaders of Economic Mobility and secured by the Audrain County Commission. The $1,000 donation will help the program to become more self-sustaining. Local SAE grant award winners will be announced in January.