The Agriscience Fair program is aimed at providing opportunities for experiential learning in a specific subject matter. Ohio operates on a pre-qualifying system, similar to the National Agriscience Fair process.
- 36 total categories/divisions
- 7th and 8th grade division (teams and individuals)
- 9th and 10th grade division (teams and individuals)
- 11th and 12th grade division (teams and individuals)
- Categories are Animal Systems, Environmental Services/Natural Resources Systems, Food Products and Processing Systems, Plant Systems, Power, Structural and Technical Systems, and Social Systems
Report Pre-Qualifying – Reports due electronically by 6:00 pm on March 8, 2024
Using the AET Application Center, students must use the “Complete/Print Your App” screen to generate the PDF with a version number for the teacher to select and submit to state evaluation (see the resource guide for more information or reach out to Whitney Short).
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- The Top 4 projects with a minimum score of 45 points from each category/division will be interviewed to determine final placings
- The finalists in each division will be posted March 25, 2024
- National will require their report template be used (NOT required for Ohio, with the understanding that this report will have to be edited if a state winner). Report template(s) found here: https://www.ffa.org/participate/awards/agriscience-fair
Resources and Results
Resource Guide for Ohio Agriscience Fair (coming soon)
Request for Area of Determination
Agriscience Fair Handbook – This handbook includes rules, report format and display suggestions, along with all rubrics being utilized to judge.
Agriscience Fair visual display and interview resource – This is a resource with tips for success in creating a visual display and preparing for the interview. The suggestions in the video are not requirements.
2023 Agriscience Fair FINAL placings
2022 Agriscience Fair FINAL placings
2021 Agriscience Fair FINAL placings
2020 Agriscience Fair FINAL placings