Established in 1973, South Doyle FFA Chapter has a long tradition of community service, classroom excellence, and winning spirit. Students who enroll in Agriculture Education classes here at South Doyle will be expected to become members of the National FFA Organization. Students pay a $12 membership fee each year to be a member of the FFA.

Membership in the FFA is a critical part of Agriculture Education  and the 3 circle model. FFA membership allows students to put the knowledge they develop in the classroom and laboratory settings into real life applications.

FFA and Agriculture Education help students learn to work together, develop leadership abilities, build character, promote citizenship, and encourage excellence in scholarship. 

At South Doyle, we offer a variety of Agriculture classes that appeal to all students and backgrounds. As an incoming Freshman, students will need to enroll in our introductory agriculture class, Agriscience.

- In this course, students will develop a basic understanding of all aspects of agriculture including:

            1. FFA                       5. Wildlife Management

            2. Soil Science         6. Animal Science

            3. Plant Science       7. Agribusiness

            4. Forestry                8. Leadership Development

After successful completion of Agriscience, students can enroll in other Ag classes such as:
    -Applied Environmental Science, Environmental and Natural Resource Management, & Plant and Soil Science.

Agriculture Education Mission 

Agriculture Education prepares students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture food, fiber and agriculture resource system.

Through agriculture education, students are provided opportunities for leadership development, personal growth, and career success. Agriculture education is delivered through 3 major components.