Which is an Entrepreneurship SAE example?

• A. Shadowing a farmer
• B. Working at a greenhouse
• C. Owning a lawn maintenance business
• D. Comparing different fertilizer rates on plants

Answer: (C)

Entrepreneurship SAE focuses on starting and running your own business, taking on the risks, and making the big decisions about how to operate, market, and grow it. Owning a lawn maintenance business shows you identify a need in the market, plan services, set prices, schedule jobs, manage supplies, and interact with customers—all core elements of running a self-owned venture.

Shadowing a farmer involves observing someone else’s operation, which is a placement or experiential learning activity rather than entrepreneurship. Working at a greenhouse is a job within someone else’s business, another placement scenario. Comparing fertilizer rates on plants is an experimental activity focused on testing methods, not on owning or operating a business.

So, owning a lawn maintenance business best illustrates an Entrepreneurship SAE.