Pueblo County - Emma Turner 9/1/2018 - 8/31/2019

Journal Type In-Contract Hours Extended Miles # of # of Funds

Contract Traveled Students Volunteer Raised
Hours s
SAE Visit 15 10 112 26 0 $0
FFA Chapter Mgmt (events, 0 3 0 24 0 $0
meetings, degrees, etc)
Total 15 13 112 50 0 $0

Date Description Hrs Hrs # # # $

In Out Miles Std Vol Rsd
9/5/2018 FFAChapter Mgmt (events, meetings, degrees, etc) (E Turner) - Parli Pro 0.00 1.00 0 12 0 $0
4:00 PM
practice
First Parliamentary Procedure Practice was held. We played the motion potion game, talked
about upcoming contests, expectations, and began learning motions.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Casey Mooring 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Casey is working on a 1967 c-10 Chevy for the next month or two. He started
working on the vehicle in March. He owns the truck and is rebuilding it to gain fabrication and
mechanical skills.

Recommendation: Build description and time commitment in AET. Enter weekly time and
money spent in records.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Alana Martinez 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: State fair Horse show

Evaluation: Alana worked at the horse show during state fair managing the gate, dropping
checks, and other administrative duties for the office. She was paid at the end of state fair.

Recommendation: Make journal entries for each day explaining time spent. Add a financial
entry for payment.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Saddie Hammond 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Rodeo

Evaluation: Saddie set up a new ownership SAE today for Rodeo. She cares for and rides 8
horses and competes at High School and Little Britches Rodeos in breakaway, team roping,
and goat tying.

Recommendation: Make weekly financial entries for expenses (entry fees, feed, etc.) and
winning checks, as well as journal entries for time spent feeding/cleaning/riding.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Taylor Holland 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Mini-Aussie breeder

Evaluation: Taylor works for her parent's business breeding mini Australian shepherds. She
has descriptions and time commitments plans as well as goals.

Recommendation: Start updating your records weekly for time spent and progress toward
goals.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Remington Lehrer 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Beulah FD

Evaluation: Remmington goes into the fire department 2-3 times a month for volunteer
trainings. These are related to both fire equipment and medical training. Volunteering for
ride-along trips on weekends.

Recommendation: She will complete the description and time commitment entries today and
start inputting hours through journal entries next week.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Hannah Walsh 0.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Runyon Field

Evaluation: Hannah works weekends and Runyon Fields selling concessions. She is payed
bi-weekly for her work.

Recommendation: Set goals for the season and enter the description for "time investment".
Enter weekly journal updates for time spent and bi-weekly updates for money earned.

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 Date Description Hrs Hrs # # # $
In Out Miles Std Vol Rsd
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Kristen Koski 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Kristen has an ownership SAE in which she raises beef cattle to sell. She
currently has one cow that is pregnant and should calve around February. If the calve is a
female, she will retain it for breeding. If it is a male, she will begin a new SAE conducting
research.

Recommendation: Complete the description and time investment portions of this SAE. Add
weekly journal updates for time spent feeding/managing and make notes related to the
development of the cow's pregnancy.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Anthony Alfonso 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: 15 Hour project

Evaluation: Anthony as an ownership SAE from December to February each year where he
traps pest animals. Last year he had one mounted and sold.

Recommendation: Update goals for this year.

9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Athena Terrones 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: sheep breading

Evaluation: Athena has started documenting her sheep operation. She owns one ram and
one breeding ewe and assists her family in the management of their heard. She breeds the
ewes to sell lambs to 4H members each year. She retains some lambs to show and shows
the Ewe as well.

Recommendation: Start entering a weekly time journal entry as well as financial transactions.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Claire Hollenstine 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Veterinary Science

Evaluation: Claire has been invited to shadow Dr. Arnold on vet farm visits about once a
week. This is an unpaid opportunity. She has set several goals about what she wants to
learn. The key goal is that she hopes to find an internship/job in this field by the end of this
school year. She is also working on her existing Equine Management SAE. She owns a mare
which she has trained for barrels and is planning to sell.

Recommendation: Contact Dr. Arnold and set up a definite time to start visits, update journal
entries for both enterprises weekly.
9/6/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Ryli West 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: 2017 Beg.- tiny herd ranch

Evaluation: Ryli owns 16 head of cattle, 6 are minis. She raises them for market, and
breeding. She is continuing her SAE from last year and updating records.

Recommendation: Set new goals for this year.

9/12/2018 FFA
Chapter Mgmt (events, meetings, degrees, etc) (E Turner) - Parli Pro 0.00 2.00 0 12 0 $0
4:00 PM
practice
After School we had a 30 minute FFA meeting, then a 1 hour parli-pro practice, followed by a
30 minute Vet Science CDE Info Meeting.
10/12/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Janine Donahue 0.00 1.00 100 1 0 $0
SAEs: Food Processing Placement

Evaluation: Janine works at Milberger Farms at Pepe's. She assists with the production,
processing, and serving of food items produced by the farm. She is paid weekly. Janine
enjoys preparing fresh produce for the salad bar because she is good at quality control. She
also enjoys gaining communication skill through being a food server. This way she connects
with her community. She is saving the money she gets paid for a car.

Recommendation: Janine should be updating her AET record book at least weekly with both
journal entries and financial entries. Journal entries should focus around how SAE activities
relate to topics discussed in class.
10/12/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Ryli West 0.00 1.00 10 1 0 $0
SAEs: 2017 Beg.- tiny herd ranch

Evaluation: Ryli owns a heard of cattle and miniature cattle. She runs a breeding program for
show stock. She has had both bred and AI cows and also maintains several steers and a
miniature bull. Ryli's goal is to set up a research SAE related to breeding practices and enter
it in the Agriscience fair. She and her mother currently show their cattle.

Recommendation: Continue updating your AET record book with journal and financial
entries. Write a journal entry connecting skills gained in your SAE to future career plans.

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 Date Description Hrs Hrs # # # $
In Out Miles Std Vol Rsd
10/12/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Jack Danielson 0.00 1.00 1 1 0 $0
SAEs: rodeo competition

Evaluation: Jack Danielson owns and cares for horses on his parents' property and uses
them to compete and earn money in rodeos. Jack can articulate the feed and nutrition
requirements for each of these horses and the purpose behind feeding decisions. He also
assists his grandfather with feed sales on the property.

Recommendation: Set up clear goals about what you want to learn through this experience
and how that information will translate into your career goals. Keep accurate records of time
and money spend/earned and update at least weekly.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Kaitlyn Babnik 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Oceanography

Evaluation: Kaitlyn is starting an agriscience research SAE in the area of oceanography.

Today, her task is to develop a research question. We will check back in in a couple weeks to
begin deciding on research procedures and methods.

Recommendation: Kailyn must complete the description and goals of her project in AET. Her
research question is due today!
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Nathan Bregar 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: A-B Cattle

Evaluation: Nate works on his family farm. He just finished up harvesting soybeans and corn
harvest will begin soon. Hay is being baled and hauled to sterling which he says is taking up
the majority of his hours right now. One concern Nate has is for the water availability next
year. Well water is not expected to be available and he doesn't plan to count on rain. To
prepare for this, he and his family will soon be installing a drip irrigation system so that they
can be more conservative with water usage and improve efficiency.

Recommendation: Continue updating AET journal records. Please include notes about
valuable skills acquired and challenges faced.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Lannie Jo Lisac 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: career exploration

Evaluation: Lannie is traveling to farm calls with a supervising vet. She is learning about
medication administration and safe methods to administer to animals. She is getting to
analyze x-rays and collaborating in the synthesis of diagnoses and treatments. X-rays are
still challenging to read. Identifying anatomical parts in x-rays is part of that obstacle.

Recommendation: Record book is up to date on FFA activities but not SAE hours. Make an
entry after every farm visit and address 1. what you learned, 2. what was challenging, 3. what
was important?
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Hunter Richardson 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: career exploration

Evaluation: Hunter volunteers with a local fire department. He goes on ride-alongs and helps
with EMS calls taking vitals. He participates in trainings every other week. In his most recent,
he studied how smoke patterns can provide information about fire types. This will help him
toward his career goal of being a fire fighter by providing networking opportunities to assist
him in getting hired later.

Recommendation: Next journal entry, address each of your goals and how your experiences
have helped you get closer to reaching them.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Saddie Hammond 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Saddie's rodeo season has come to a close for the year. In the meantime, she is
still managing her horses through feeding, cleaning, and exercising. She faced a challenge
this year when she injured her knee goat tying. This made her focus on how she could
prepare for setbacks in the future. Saddie eventually plans to work in dental hygiene. Her
rodeo experience has given her a chance to develop interpersonal and professional skills
when interacting with other competitors and rodeo secretaries.

Recommendation: Log hours each week, not just in class to document time spent managing
your horses.

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 Date Description Hrs Hrs # # # $
In Out Miles Std Vol Rsd
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Taylor Holland 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Taylor recently sold all seven puppies. They sold at between $750-$1200. Taylor
has learned about caring for these puppies. Each have their own personality and
understanding them helps to better manage their health. She learned that the puppies can't
regulate body temperature as well so the temperature of their pen had to be kept at a
constant temperature. She also had to clean their bedding regularly to ensure they're
immune systems would have time to strengthen.

Recommendation: For your next journal entry, address your goals. Explain where you are in
meeting them. Enter all FFA activities in your journal.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Kathleen Irvin 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Creamista-Experiment w/ Recipes, Ingredients, etc.

Evaluation: Kathleen is learning about the science of ice cream making through her
Creamista SAE. She will work in her kitchen to experiment with new ways to process dairy
products into a value-added product like ice cream.

Recommendation: Today, research ice cream making science and type 3/4 page of your
findings. Begin developing a research question.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Dovvie Knowlton 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Dovvie volunteers 4 hours a week with a veterinary clinic doing vet-tech work.
She gets to observe surgeries and assist with general animal handling. She has learned that
vet techs do a lot of the hands-on management work while the veterinarians get to come in
for just short exams and surgeries. She wants to become a veterinarian one day so that she
can perform these surgeries because they are what are interesting to her. She has learned
how important sanitation is and takes part in safety protocols for the facility. She assists in
keeping pens clean and animals separated based on needs and transferrable diseases. She
describes and uses a record-keeping and accountability system for these operations and the
office.

Recommendation: As you complete journal entries, address your goals specifically.

10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Courtney Trujillo 0.00 1.00 0 1 0 $0
Evaluation: Tasks at Musso Farms Including: Cleaning, food prep, cashier, problem solving,
customer service, memorizing prices. Courtney learned patience from experiences with
customers. Challenges included communication between languages, with both coworkers
and customers. She learned that food items often go through many avenues before actually
reaching the consumer and got to witness many of these steps in the value chain.

Recommendation: Courtney needs to log hours worked over the summer.

10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Breanne Faris 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Career Exploration

Evaluation: Breanne has a foundational SAE in veterinary medicine. She owns animals at
home. Last year a show pig was ill and she learned to administer antibiotics to it. She has
also worked with her grandfather's cattle in tubing and general care. She has also raised
sheep. Last year she pulled a lamb.

Recommendation: Start documenting each experience at home and relate it back to

veterinary science. Reach out to the local vet you had talked to about interviews or job
shadowing.
10/29/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Emily Holcomb 1.00 0.00 0 1 0 $0
SAEs: Career Exploration

Evaluation: Emily's ultimate career goal is to become an orthopedic surgeon after getting a
nursing degree. Her foundational SAE is in veterinary science and she will be relating animal
healthcare experience back to her ultimate career goal. She has experience feeding and
caring for goats including administering shots and managing general health.

Recommendation: Update your AET record book each time you have an at-home experience
with veterinary medicine. Seek out your family vet an interview him about the job.

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 Date Description Hrs Hrs # # # $
In Out Miles Std Vol Rsd
11/14/2018SAE Visit (E Turner) - SAE Assessment - Nathan Bregar 0.00 1.00 1 1 0 $0
SAEs: A-B Cattle

Evaluation: Nate works every day on his family's farm. This visit was a tour where he
explained the process of the current corn-harvest, feeding procedures, and
vehicle/equipment maintenance. Nate has clearly gained knowledge about tractor/implement
maintenance and restoration through his work there. He also articulates the value of time
and efficiency on the farm and how saving time and completing quality work saves money.
The cattle on the property are owned by other parties but are managed and cared for by the
Bregars. Nate helped with watermelon seed harvest over the summer and explained the
thrashing process. Nate hopes to attend college for agricultural engineering after high school
and go on to work as a test engineer for CASE and perhaps go back to farming eventually.
He says that the biggest challenges come when something breaks and he has to take time
out of his schedule to fix the problem. Overcoming this obstacle occurs through regular
maintenance, and foresight of issues as well as some ingenuity in fixing problems. AET
Records reflect work done.

Recommendation: Continue entering hours. Really spend time reflecting on how this
experience will assist you in reaching your career goals after high school.

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