Agriculture education combines classroom instruction, Supervised Agriculture Experience, and the FFA Organization through integral instruction. Classroom instruction covers agriculture science and advanced sciences, and gives students a practical approach to the theories of science and how they are used in agriculture, the largest science industry in the nation. Supervised Agriculture Experience is the part of the program that allows the student to learn industry skills through an ownership or non-ownership enterprise project that is overseen by their instructor. The FFA is the training and testing area of agriculture education. FFA evaluates the skills that students have learned through agriculture education by using career development events, as well as sharpening the students speaking and leadership skills.
Agriculture education is cows and plows, as well as biochemists, engineers, and veterinarians.
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