A $1000 Beef Production SAE grant has been awarded to Sophia Fennewald of Martinsburg, by Crystal Farms Dairy Company.
SAE grants are designed to help FFA members create or expand Supervised …
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A $1000 Beef Production SAE grant has been awarded to Sophia Fennewald of Martinsburg, by Crystal Farms Dairy Company.
SAE grants are designed to help FFA members create or expand Supervised Agricultural Experience projects, a requirement that all FFA members must complete. An SAE requires FFA members to create and operate an agriculture-related business, work at an agriculture-related business or conduct an agricultural research experience. Upon completion, FFA members must submit a comprehensive report regarding their career development experience.
This year, 23 different sponsors funded SAE Grants. A full list of sponsors can be found on the National FFA Organization website on the SAE Grants webpage.
Fennewald is a member of the Community RVI FFA Chapter. Their application was selected from among 1,468 applications nationwide.
The National FFA Organization is a school-based national youth leadership development organization of more than 1,042,245 student members as part of 9,407 local FFA chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
