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The SmartEdge-GMAC financial literacy program is aimed at helping people make better financial decisions by providing them with information about budgeting, credit reports, credit scoring, as well as other tools. GMAC believes “the more you know, the more we all benefit.” Become a facilitator and get paid for presenting the curriculum
These sessions can be a great addition to any agriculture class to help your students gain a financial edge. To find out more, please see the SmartEdge-GMAC Facilitator Information. Download this webinar (WMV File - play with Windows Media Player)
Presenters: Kris Kiser, OPEI Executive Vice President, & Dr. Ron. Sahu, Environmental & Energy Expert
Dr. Ron Sahu, environmental researcher, will discuss the latest study showing the science behind the value of lawns and what the findings mean for a balanced discussion about the value of green spaces and Kris Kiser, EVP at OPEI will discuss the TurfMutt educational campaign, the inspiration and goals for the program, and what educators can expect to see moving forward. Mr. Kiser will also discuss why and how we need to integrate best management practices – reducing inputs and watering - into the value of lawns discussion and educational curriculum. This webinar is provided FREE to you through a sponsorship by the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. Download this webinar (WMV File - play with Windows Media Player) Download the evaluation (Word form)
Are you unsure of the difference between animal welfare and animal rights? Do you understand the impact each has on the treatment of animals and the availability and cost of animal-derived products? This webinar will discuss how different segments of society view animals and why. It will also explain how disconnects between these segments have lead to closer scrutiny of animal use and care practices and show how well-intentioned efforts to improve animals’ lives can translate into both positives and negatives for animal welfare. This webinar tackles a sensitive and timely topic that translates into hot scientific and legal issues at the state and national levels. You will gain resources and tools to teach students the facts about how society does and should treat the animals that impact all of our lives! This webinar was sponsored by the American Veterinary Medical Association as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. Download the webinar (WMV file -- play with Windows Media Player) Download the PowerPoint presentation from the webinar Download the evaluation (Word form)
This webinar will focused on the challenges in transitioning engines used in small power and gasoline farm equipment, automobiles, utility vehicles, chainsaws, lawnmowers, ATVs, motorcycles, generators, boats and marine engines and all other engine equipment to use greater amounts of ethanol and other cellulosic fuels in fuel blends. The United States Congress passed the Energy Independence & Security Act (EISA) in 2008. The Act mandates a substantial increase in ethanol and cellulosic fuel use. The current mandate to use 9 billion gallons of ethanol in 2008 will increase to 36 billion gallons of ethanol or cellulosic fuel in 2022. This mandate will likely change the fuel we use every day! The current gasoline blend of up to 10 percent ethanol is being sold as general purpose fuel. Meeting the increasing EISA targets will likely mean fuel will contain more than 10 percent and up to 85 percent ethanol. The implications, challenges in both use and production, and change strategies for the manufacturers and users of gasoline powered vehicles and equipment are of great concern and will have substantial effect in the marketplace. More than 250 million Americans own and operate over 400 million legacy vehicles and equipment and changes in fuel will likely affect legacy products. This webinar was sponsored by the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. Length: approx. 1.5hrs Download the webinar (WMV file -- play with Windows Media Player) Download the evaluation (Word form)
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Length: 1 hr. Download the webinar (WMV file -- play with Windows Media Player) Download the evaluation (Word form)
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Length: 1 hr. 39 min. Download the webinar (WMV file -- play with Windows Media Player) Download the evaluation (Word form)
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Length: 1 hr. 23 min. Download the webinar (WMV file -- play with Windows Media Player) Download the evaluation (Word form)
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NAAE, in partnership with SmartEdge-GMAC and the National FFA Foundation is giving agricultural educators the opportunity to offer their students, young farmer associations, and other ag professionals the SmartEdge-GMAC financial curriculum for free.
The climate change debate has pushed the need to reduce carbon in the atmosphere and reduce warming front and center. What role can turf grass play in helping our planet stay cooler and cleaner? Those questions led to research and subsequently to Weekly Reader and the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute’s Education and Research Foundation debuting TurfMutt, the Yard Dog Science Program at Washington, DC and Sacramento, CA area schools in early September. This is the first phase of a new educational outreach program developed to teach third through fifth grade students the science behind lawns’ ability to absorb carbon dioxide (CO2), release oxygen, cool the air, control dust, reduce erosion and filter water – and to look at turf holistically, realizing that turf has its rightful place when done right and especially for greening up urban areas.
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Activities You’ll take away actual activites that you can implement in your classroom. These might be labs, worksheets, or any number of teaching tools. |
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Content Technical information that you can use to broaden your understanding of a topic or concept. These webinars will be over broader topics than the activities-based offerings |
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Technology Information about new technologies that you can use in your program. From computer programs to new lab techniques, get the know-how you need to stay on top of new technology. |
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Products & Services Learn about new offerings specifically for agricultural educators and the ag ed classroom. These webinars will typically be offered at no charge |
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*Please make sure the specific webinar is compatible to your CEU guidelines in your state or local school district.
**Certificate will only be issued to individuals who register and attend the webinar. Certificates will be issued 1-2 weeks after the webinar and only after the participant has completed the webinar survey.
