Become an
Agricultural Appraiser
Specialize in Appraising Livestock and Equipment
Addressing the Growing Demand for Qualified Agricultural Appraisers
ASAA's mission is to provide educational and organizational support to ASAA members and to serve the public by producing qualified and ethical appraisers who are recognized authorities in the livestock and equipment appraisal fields.
Supporting Your Future as an Agricultural Appraiser
Becoming a certified livestock and/or equipment appraiser opens doors to a rewarding career with excellent growth potential. Our comprehensive home study courses will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this field.
Benefits of Becoming an Agricultural Appraiser
Industry-Leading Education
Our courses are developed and taught by seasoned agricultural appraisal experts, ensuring you receive the most up-to-date and relevant information. With flexible learning options and a user-friendly platform, you can acquire the necessary knowledge at your own pace.Recognized Certifications
Earning a certification from the American Society of Agricultural Appraisers demonstrates your expertise and commitment to the highest professional standards. Our certifications are widely recognized and respected within the industry, enhancing your credibility and marketability.Your Path to Becoming an Appraiser
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Apply for Membership with ASAA
ASAA requires that applicants possess an extensive agricultural background in order to qualify for membership.2
Order the ASAA Principles of Valuation Home Study Course
This is a required course for all ASAA members. This 35-hour course also provides a flash drive that will give live demonstration of 3 types of methodology required to do accurate livestock and equipment appraisals. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to do most appraisals.3
Order the ASAA Advanced Principles of Valuation Home Study Course
This 35-hour course provides an appraiser with advanced methodology that is required for doing more complex and higher-level appraisals. These higher-level appraisals also command much higher fees.
Note: A final exam is required after completion of each Home Study Course. There is an Area of Specialty exam also given along with the Advanced Principles Valuation final exam. Both courses combined along with the area of Specialty exam are a total of 105 Education Credit Hours.