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AGRISCIENCE
Deadlines

June 15th

Projects Begin

February

Project Completed

March

Research Paper / Presentation Complete

March

Local Agriscience Fair

April

State Agriscience Fair

Agriscience
Resources

Agriscience
Divisions

#1 - Individual 7th or 8th Grade

#2 - Team 7th or 8th Grade

#3 - Individual 9th or 10th Grade

#4 - Team 9th or 10th Grade

#5 - Individual 11th or 12th Grade

#6 - Individual 11th or 12th Grade

Agriscience
Submission

1. Log into TheAET.com

2. Select "Reports

3. Select "Degree / Application Manager"

4. Select a new application by choosing "Agriscience Fair"

5. Select your Category and Division.

6. Complete application and upload PDF to the link below. 

Submit PDF

Agriscience
Awarded

All applicants will present at the local Agriscience Fair scheduled in March by the Middle School Chapter Officers. Top 3 participants in each division from each category will advance to the State Judging contest. 

Depending on the date of the State Agriscience fair in accordance with the State Convention will determine how results are released. Agriscience Fair previous to State Convention top 3 finalists will be announced. Agriscience Fair prior to State Convention placings will be announced. 

AGRISCIENCE FAIR CATEGORIES

Yellow Flowers

Animal Systems

The study of animal systems, including life processes, health, nutrition, genetics, management, and processing, through the study of small animals, aquaculture, livestock, dairy, horses, and/or poultry.

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

Yellow Flowers

Environmental / Natural Resources Systems

The study of systems, instruments, technology, management, protection, enhancement, or improvement of anything in the environmental or natural resources classifications. 

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

2025 - Lane Kayser & Landon Stahl - Division #2 - State (2nd Place)

 

2025 - Joseph Kayser - Division #3 - State (1st Place) / National (11th Place / Bronze)

 

2025 - Katrina Thon - Division #5 - State (2nd Place)

2024 - Joseph Kayser & Creighten Werning - Division #2 - State (2nd Place)

Yellow Flowers

Food Products and Processing Systems

The study of product development, quality assurance, food safety, production, regulation, and compliance and food service within the food science industry. 

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

2025 - Lily Hilton & Carissa Weber - Division #5 - State (2nd Place)

2024 - Tessa Burke - Division #2 - State (2nd Place)

Yellow Flowers

Plant Systems

The study of plant life cycles, classifications, functions, structures, reproduction, media, and nutrients, as well as growth and cultural practices, through the study of crops, turf grass, trees, and shrubs and/or ornamental plants.

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

2025 - Nicholas Paweltzki and Levi Weber - Division #2 - State (1st Place) / National (13th Place / Bronze)

2025 - Grace Stacken - Division #5 - State (2nd Place)

Yellow Flowers

Power, Structural, and Technical Systems

The study of agricultural equipment, power systems, alternative fuel sources, and precision technology, as well as woodworking, metalworking, welding, and project planning for agricultural structures. 

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

2025 - Logan Glanzer & Creighten Werning - Division #2 - State (1st Place) / National (5th Place / Gold)

2024 - Taylor Hawley - Division #2 - State (2nd Place)

Yellow Flowers

Social Science Systems

The study of agricultural areas includes agricultural education, agribusiness, agricultural communication, agricultural leadership and sales in agriculture, food, and natural resources. 

SAMPLE PROJECT IDEAS

STATE & NATIONAL

FINALISTS & WINNERS

2022 - Summer Koch - Division #1 - State (1st Place) / National (8th Place / Silver)

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