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The Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET) The Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET) is a personalized online FFA Record Book System for tracking experiences in High School Agricultural Education courses
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The AET Student Login: Please sign in Access any account linked to your email address Need Help? Contact your Teacher
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Getting Teachers Started The Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET) is a personalized online FFA Record Book System for tracking experiences in High School Agricultural Education courses
Log in using The AET - FFA Help Center Click the AET logo AET Students: Enter your School ID, Username and Password for AET Click Login AET Teachers: Enter your Email Address and Password for AET Click Login You will then be logged in to FFA org
AET Login The Agricultural Experience Tracker (AET) is a personalized online FFA Record Book System for tracking experiences in High School Agricultural Education courses
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