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Secondary Programs Agriculture | Automotive Technology | Building Trades | Business | Collision Repair | Digital Media | Drafting | Computer Information Systems | Graphic Communication | Health Occupations | Power Sports Technology | Marketing Postsecondary Programs Agriculture CoursesAgricultural Sciences I and II This course is open to beginning students in the agriculture program. Areas of basic instruction include animal nutrition and breeding, swine, dairy and beef cattle, poultry production, livestock selection, agriculture mechanics, career in agriculture, supervised agriculture experience program and FFA leadership.
Agriculture Management and Economics Instruction includes money management and profit maximizing principles such as supply and demand, diminishing returns, fixed and variable costs, time value of money and marketing strategies. Ways of organizing a business, job applications, writing resumes and employment in an Ag.Business are also discussed. Students will also maintain their recordbook on their SAEP. Pre-Requisite:
Advanced Animal Science Swine, sheep and beef selection, livestock reproduction, nutrition, and marketing, herd management, supervised agriculture experience program, and FFA leadership are all part of this course.
Advanced Crop Science Basic instruction includes seed and crop judging, soil surveying and judging, seed and plant identification, supervised agriculture experience program and FFA leadership. The production areas include small grains, forage and row crop production and marketing and budgeting of field crops.
Agriculture Construction I and II This course includes instruction in advanced agriculture mechanics. Students learn skills in metal welding, cutting, woodworking, planning and fabricating large shop projects. Students also conduct a supervised agriculture experience program, along with learning FFA leadership.
Greenhouse Operation & Management I and II Students will receive instruction on plant growth and development, identification of horticulture plants and crops, plant propagation, vegetable production, greenhouse management, flower potting, floral design and careers in horticulture. Students will also participate in the supervised agriculture experience program and FFA leadership. Pre-Requisite: Ag. Science I, Recommended: Ag. Science II, Grades 10-12, 1 or 1/2 Unit
Landscaping Instruction includes: landscaping and landscape design, production, marketing and culture of landscaping plants. Students will also conduct a supervised agriculture program along with FFA leadership.
Agriculture Cooperative Education Fourth year agriculture students can earn an additional unit of credit by working in an approved agriculture-related job. See instructor for details. Students must be enrolled in one other agriculture class while in school. Students can be released for a maximun of 2 hours and must work at least 10 hours per week.
Instructors Matt Biddle Adam Wolf Gary Reichel |
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