ADULT EDUCATION IN AGRICULTURE A Missouri Agricultural Education Program.

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ADULT EDUCATION IN AGRICULTURE A Missouri Agricultural Education Program

Objectives: Why do we have Adult Education in Agriculture? What is Adult Education in Missouri? How is an adult agriculture program administered? What Adult Education tools/resources are available? How do I benefit from an adult program?

Why do we have Adult Education in Agriculture?

Serve agriculture in the community

Increase income and stability of local producers. Provide a forum for agricultural issues that affect local producers. Develop agricultural leaders. Educate the public about agriculture.

Strengthen the Local Agricultural Education Program

Establishes an important tie between the local agriculture program and --

1. Producers 2. Agricultural businesses 3. Agriculture agencies Lenders Commodity groups Agricultural organizations Farm Service Agency 4. Community organizations Chamber of Commerce Service Clubs Fairs and Festivals

What is Adult Education in Missouri? Instruction Practical Experience Leadership

Instruction

Topics Meetings / Young Farmer Meetings Examples: BSE Outlook 2004 Brazilian agriculture

In-Depth Classes Examples: FBMA Classes Ag. Construction Beginning Welding Beef Management Greenhouse Management Computer Records

Individual Instruction Examples: FBMA Analysis Problem Solving Requests

Practical Experience

Farm Business Records Examples: Missouri Farm Business Record Book PCMars Quicken

Farm Business Analysis FinPack

Individual Sessions/Visits Examples: Regular FBMA Visits Problem Solving Visits

Farm & Ag. Business Tours Examples: Local Tours State Young Farmer Tour Field Days

Production Trials/Demonstrations Examples: Horticulture Growing Projects Beef Backgrounding Trials Seed Plots/Test Plots

Leadership

Missouri Young Farmers Local Chapter Activities Agricultural Service Community Service Fund Raising Social

Missouri Young Farmers District & State Activities State Young Farmer Tour - August State Young Farmer Convention - February

Missouri Young Farmers Leadership Positions Local Level State Level

Snapshot of Adult Agricultural Education – Adults enrolled in DESE reimbursed classes 54 schools received DESE reimbursement 22 schools employ an FBMA instructor 44 Young Farmer Chapters – 12 Young Farm Wives Chapters – state membership 1041

How is an adult agriculture program administered?

5 STEPS – PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION Advisory Committee sets goals and objectives – identifies instructional needs. Instructor presents written plan to school administration for approval. School submits program to DESE for approval. FV-1 due October 1 for summer, 1 st semester or full-year programs; due February 1 for 2 nd semester.

5 STEPS – PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION (continued) 4.Program approvals and VEDS forms received by school in days. 5.Complete VEDS for each class held immediately and return to DESE (required for program reimbursement).

Key Points – Local Adult Program Instructor is paid by the school district Instructor salary is determined by the school district Local fees are determined by the school district Program goals are established at the local level

Key Points – continued Follow program guidelines Short-term adult programs (hourly) $10/hr. reimbursement maximum 10 students minimum 1 hr. minimum for the class to be reimbursed 25 hr. reimbursed for an FBMA enrollee w/farm analysis

Key Points – continued Follow program guidelines Full-time adult programs 500 contact hours of instruction FBMA hours Classroom instruction hours Leadership 75 hours Ag instructor makes sure paper trail is complete so school receives reimbursement.

What Adult Education Tools & Resources are Available?

Technical Assistance Successful Teachers DESE Personnel – District Supervisors State FBMA office – Norman & Sandy Universities – Agriculture & Extension Personnel

Curriculums Computer Financial Training (Quicken) Forage Management Beef Management Horse Management Landscape Management

Curriculums continued FBMA I– Establishing a Farm Accounting System FBMA II– Analyzing the Farm Business FBMA III– Adjusting the Farm Business

How Do I Benefit?

Adult Education Programs... Establish strong tie between instructor and agriculture community. Maintain technical expertise of instructor. Earn the respect of those you work with. Bring patrons to the school-positive effect. Salary enhancement.

Farm Business Management Analysis Norman F. Rohrbach FBMA Specialist 125 Gentry Hall Columbia, MO