What is the four-year program in FFA designed for agricultural education students called?

The correct answer is the Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET). This program is specifically designed as a comprehensive tool for agricultural education students to record and manage their Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs). AET serves to guide students through the four years of their education, helping them document their experiences, set goals, and reflect on their learning. This structured format allows students to gain valuable skills related to agriculture, leadership, and management while ensuring they can consistently track their progress within the FFA framework.

In contrast, the other options do not represent a specific four-year program tailored for agricultural education students. The Agricultural Education Program refers more broadly to the educational framework encompassing all aspects of agricultural studies, while the Future Farmers Program is not an established title within FFA and does not represent a formal credentialing or tracking system. The FFA Yearly Guide sounds like a resource or reference but does not imply a structured, long-term program like AET does.