cte program of study ag0120 - agribusiness systems ... · 0112 fundamentals of agriculture...

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CURRICULUM MAP Cluster: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

CTE Program of Study: AG0120 - Agribusiness Systems STANDARD % SKILL SET/COMPETENCY REQUIRED CORE COURSES FOR COMPLETION

1st Course 0101

Introduction to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE

Specialization: 0183 Forest

Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced

Principles of Agriculture

0140 Animal Production

and Management

0112 Fundamentals of

Agriculture Mechanics


Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology

0200 Natural Resources

Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Foundations of Agribusiness

0101.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Types of agribusiness ownership.

X

Return on investment. X

Methods of marketing agricultural commodities, products and services in domestic and international markets.

X

Basic finance - personal inventory, net worth, income, expense

X

Supervised Agricultural Experience Program (SAE)

X

The Four Ps (product, place, price and promotion).

X

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STANDARD % SKILL SET/COMPETENCY REQUIRED CORE COURSES FOR COMPLETION 1st Course

0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0101.2 Create an advertisement for an agricultural

product. X

0101.3 Research local supply and demand of

agricultural products. X

0101.4 Create a plan and begin development for their

own agricultural enterprises. (SAE) X

Foundations of Animal Systems


The origin, significance, distribution and domestication of animal systems.

X

Common and scientific names of major animal species.

X

Breeds of livestock. X

Basic anatomy of animals. X

Livestock terminology (steer, heifer, barrow, gilt, etc.).

X

Animal cells. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Animal health disorders. X

Bio-security in the animal industry. X

Common types of feedstuffs. X

Animal welfare and animal rights. X

Facilities needed to house and produce animal species safely and efficiently.

X

Effects of animal agriculture on the environment.

X

0101.6 Diagram a typical animal cell and identify the

organelles X

0101.7 Practice administering injections. X

0101.8 Perform a basic health exam on a live animal. X

0101.9 Debate the issues associated with animal

welfare and animal rights. X

Agriculture Innovation and Technology

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology


Agricultural biotechnology.

X

Applications of biotechnology in agriculture. X

The history of agriculture innovation X

The major agriculture inventions and their impact on the industry.

X

0101.11 Use agricultural related technology and equipment

X

0101.12 Debate the issues associated with biotechnology.

X

1010.13 Research current agricultural products impacted by biotechnology practices.

X

Foundations of Food Products and Processing


The history of the animal processing industry.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

The importance of food labeling to the consumer.

X

Quality and yield grades of food products. X

Foods derived from meat, egg, poultry, fish and dairy products.

X

Products derived from fruits and vegetables. X

Products derived from grains, legumes and oilseeds.

X

Common weights and measures in the food products and processing industry.

X

Methods of food preservation. X

0101.15 Produce a food product (cheese, sausage, sauerkraut, etc.)

X

0101.16 Compare and contrast various food labels. X

0101.17 Conduct a food preservation experiment. X

Foundations of Natural Resources

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology


Natural resources.

X

Ecosystems. X

Renewable resources. X

Nonrenewable resources. X 0101.19 Identify renewable resources. X

0101.20 Identify nonrenewable resources. X

0101.21 Identify alternative energy sources. X

0101.22 Identify healthy ecosystem characteristics. X Foundations of Plant Systems

0101.23 Students will demonstrate knowledge of :

Parts of a plant.

X

Functions of plant parts. X

Basic soil science. X

Basic plant nutrition. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Plant physiology - photosynthesis, reproduction, respiration, transpiration.

X

0101.24 Diagram a typical plant cell and identify plant

cell organelles and their functions. X

0101.25 Identify the components and functions of plant

roots. X

0101.26 Identify the components and the functions of

plant stems. X


plant leaves. X


plant flowers. X

0101.29 Interpret soil results to determine fertilizer

application needs. X

0101.30 Conduct soil sampling and testing. X

0101.31 Identify agriculturally important plants by

common names. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Foundations of Power, Structural and Technical Systems


Units of weight, volume, length and temperature.

X

Basic math practices used in Power, Structural and Technical Systems.

X

The basic hand tools and their proper uses in an agricultural setting.

X

0101.33 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole

numbers, with and without a calculator. X

0101.34 Use a ruler, a metric ruler, and a measuring tape

to measure. X

0101.35 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions. X

0101.36 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals,

with and without a calculator. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0101.37 Convert decimals to percentages and

percentages to decimals X

0101.38 Convert fractions to decimal and decimals to

fractions. X

0101.39 Properly and safely use hand tools. X 0101.40 Construct a project using hand tools. X

Leadership Development through FFA

0101.41

Students will demonstrate knowledge of FFA history and facts, Code of Ethics, Official Dress, basic parliamentary procedure and the three circle model of Agricultural Education.

X

0101.42 Recite the FFA Creed. X

0101.43 Recite the FFA motto. X

0101.44 Research the important dates and events in the

history of FFA and Agricultural Education. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0101.45 Perform basic parliamentary procedure. (make

motion, second motion, debate) X

Plant Science

0102.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of plant

identification, plant pathology and entomology. X

0102.2 Identify plants as well as problems such as

diseases, weeds, and insect pests. X

0102.3 Prepare soil for planting, and plant or transplant

seeds, bulbs, and cuttings. X

0102.4 Plant seeds in specified areas, and count the

resulting plants to determine the percentage of seeds that germinated.

X

0102.5 Prepare data summaries, reports, or analyses

that include results, charts, or graphs to document research findings and results.

X

0102.6 Perform general greenhouse duties, such as

propagating varieties of plant materials, X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

collecting and germinating seeds, maintaining cuttings of plants, and controlling environmental conditions.

Soil Science

0102.7

Students will demonstrate knowledge of soil components, soil nutrients and land capability use.

X

0102.8 Analyze soil to determine types or quantities of

fertilizer required for maximum crop production.

X

0102.9

Provide information or recommendations to farmers or other landowners regarding ways in which they can best use land, promote plant growth, or avoid or correct problems such as erosion.

X

0102.10 Investigate responses of soils to specific

management practices to determine the use X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

capabilities of soils and the effects of alternative practices on soil productivity.

0102.11 Investigate soil problems and poor water quality

to determine sources and effects. X

0102.12 Study soil characteristics to classify soils on the

basis of factors such as geographic location, landscape position, or soil properties.

X

0102.13

Assess comparative soil erosion from various planting or tillage systems, such as conservation tillage with mulch or ridge till systems, no-till systems, or conventional tillage systems with or without moldboard plows.

X

0102.14

Conduct studies of nitrogen or alternative fertilizer application methods, quantities, or timing to ensure satisfaction of crop needs and minimization of leaching, runoff, or de-nitrification.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Animal Nutrition

0102.15 Students will demonstrate knowledge of

nutritional needs of livestock and forage production.

X

0102.16

Monitor pasture or grazing land use to ensure that livestock are properly fed or that conservation methods, such as rotational grazing, are used.

X

0102.17 Study effects of feed on quality and quantity of

animal products, such as eggs and milk. X

0102.18 Study nutritional requirements of animals and

nutritive values of animal feed materials. X

0102.19 Select appropriate feedstuffs for animals based

on factors such as economics, digestive system and nutritional needs.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.20 Appraise the adequacy of feed rations using

data from the analysis of feedstuffs, animal requirements and performance.

X

0102.21

Formulate animal feeds based on nutritional requirements, using feed ingredients for maximum nutrition and optimal economic production.

X

Small Gas Engines Maintenance and Repair

0102.22 Students will demonstrate knowledge of cycles

of small engines, small engine parts, parts manuals and small engine maintenance.

X

0102.23 Repair and maintain gasoline engines used to

power equipment such as portable saws, lawn mowers, generators, and compressors.

X

0102.24 Adjust points, valves, carburetors, distributors,

and spark plug gaps, using feeler gauges. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.25 Reassemble engines after repair or maintenance

work is complete. X

0102.26 Record repairs made, time spent, and parts

used. X

0102.27 Perform routine maintenance such as cleaning

and oiling parts, honing cylinders, and tuning ignition systems.

X

0102.28 Obtain problem descriptions from customers,

and prepare cost estimates for repairs. X

0102.29

Test and inspect engines to determine malfunctions, to locate missing and broken parts, and to verify repairs, using diagnostic instruments.

X

0102.30 Repair or replace defective parts such as

magnetos, water pumps, gears, pistons, and carburetors, using hand tools.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.31 Dismantle engines, using hand tools, and

examine parts for defects. X

0102.32 Remove engines from equipment, and position

and bolt engines to repair stands. X

Welding 0102.33 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Common safety hazards of welding

X

Specific PPE needs of welding X

How to avoid welding fumes X How to prepare base metal for welding X

Types of welding joints (butt, fillet, lap, etc.) X

characteristics of Shielded Metal Arc Welding

(SMAW) X

How welding electrodes are coded X

Factors for electrode selection X

How to set up a welder before use X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

The difference between Gas Metal Arc Welding

(GMAW) and Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW) X

The uses of GMAW and FCAW X

How to set up a MIG welding machine X

0102.34 Ignite torches or start power supplies and strike

arcs by touching electrodes to metals being welded, completing electrical circuits.

X

0102.35 Clamp, hold, tack-weld, heat-bend, grind or bolt

component parts to obtain required configurations and positions for welding.

X

0102.36

Recognize, set up, and operate hand and power tools common to the welding trade, such as shielded metal arc and gas metal arc welding equipment.

X

0102.37 Lay out, position, align, and secure parts and

assemblies prior to assembly, using X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

straightedges, combination squares, calipers, and rulers.

0102.38 Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter,

using hand scrapers or power chippers, portable grinders, or arc-cutting equipment.

X

0102.39 Connect and turn regulator valves to activate

and adjust gas flow and pressure so that desired flames are obtained.

X

0102.40

Select and install torches, torch tips, filler rods, and flux, according to welding chart specifications or types and thicknesses of metals.

X

0102.41 Remove rough spots from work pieces, using

portable grinders, hand files, or scrapers. X

0102.42 Position and secure work pieces, using hoists,

cranes, wire, and banding machines or hand tools.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.43 Clean or degrease parts, using wire brushes,

portable grinders, or chemical baths. X

Natural Resources


Natural resources.

X

Ecosystems. X

Identify trees. X

Identify wildlife. X

Identify aquatic species. X Forest management. X

Wildlife management. X

0102.45 Identify common tree species in WV. X 0102.46 Identify common WV wildlife species. X

0102.47 Identify aquatic species (macroinvertebrates,

fish, plant, invertebrates) X

0102.48 Identify ways in which forest stands may be

improved. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.49 Identify methods of wildlife habitat

improvement. X

0102.50 Identify forest products X

0102.51 Describe techniques used in the harvesting of

wildlife. X

Agricultural Innovation and Technology


Emerging technology in the agriculture industry.

X

The impact of international agriculture on the U.S. agriculture industry

X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation,

and entrepreneurship in agriculture. X

Grants available to support technology,

innovation, and entrepreneurship in agriculture. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0102.53 Identify a current question in agriculture and

then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

X

0102.54 Identify a current issue or problem in agriculture

and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

Agribusiness Systems Entrepreneurship

0134.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of entrepreneurship, value added agriculture, direct marketing and sustainability.

X

0134.2 Develop agriculturally related entrepreneurial enterprises.

X

0134.3 Develop a marketing plan for agribusiness enterprises.

X

Agribusiness Systems Financial Record Keeping

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0134.4 Students will demonstrate knowledge of financial record keeping,

X

0134.5 Keep financial records such as net worth statements, inventories, financial statements, income and expense logs, and other pertinent records.

X

0134.6 Create and maintain an SAE portfolio to include financial records, resume, sample student work, and documenting pictures.

X

0183 Forest Management


Basic forestry concepts such as succession, structure, site, tolerance, etc.

X

Tree growth.

X

Dendrology. X

Measuring standing timber. X

Tree and forest measurement tools. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0183.2 Select trees to be cut down, assessing factors

such as site, terrain, and weather conditions before beginning work.

X

0183.3

Measure felled logs or loads of pulpwood to calculate volume, weight, dimensions, and marketable value, using measuring devices and conversion tables.

X

0183.4 Select and mark trees for thinning or logging

and draw detailed plans that include access roads.

X

0183.5 Thin and space trees and control weeds and

undergrowth, using manual tools and chemical, or supervise workers performing these tasks.

X

0183.6

Provide forestry education and general information, advice, and recommendations to woodlot owners, community organization, and the general public.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0183.7

Perform reforestation, or forest renewal, including nursery and silviculture operations, site preparation, seeding and tree planting programs, cone collection, and tree improvement.

X

0183.8 Inspect trees and collect samples of plants,

seeds, foliage, bark and roots to locate insect and disease damage.

X


Proper personal protective clothing to wear when operating a chainsaw.

X

Basic techniques used to fell standing trees. X

Parts of a chainsaw. X Chainsaw repair and maintenance. X

0183.10 Maintain and repair chainsaws and other equipment, clean, oil, and grease equipment, and sharpen properly.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0183.11 Students will demonstrate knowledge of best management practices used in forest industry.

X

0183.12 Survey, measure, and map access roads and

forest areas such as burns, cut-over areas, experimental plots, and timber sales sections.

X

0183.13

Provide information about regulations such as those concerning environmental protection, resource utilization, fire safety and accident prevention.

X

0212 Horticulture


Plant identification and classification.

X

Major plant parts and functions. X

Plant life cycles. X

0212.2 Identify crop plant families and the horticultural

crops in each one. X

0212.3 Analyze plant cells under a microscope. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology


Photosynthesis and respiration.

X

Naturally occurring plant hormones and synthetic plant growth regulators.

X

Essential nutrients for plant growth and development.

X

Soil pH and cation exchange capacity. X

Soil types and properties and the impact on horticultural plant production.

X

Synthetic fertilizer formulations and application. X

Organic matter and its role in nutrient storage and plant nutrition.

X

Legume – rhizobium symbiosis and its potential contribution to plant nitrogen needs.

X

Optimum conditions for sexual and asexual propagation of plants.

X

Propagation techniques. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Tissue culturing (micro propagation). X

Recombinant DNA technology in the plant industry.

X

0212.5 Conduct plant growth,

photosynthesis/respiration, and hormone experiments.

X

0212.6 Conduct experiments on plant growth

comparing use of synthetic fertilizer with compost and/or organic fertilizers.

X

0212.7 Collect soil and plant tissue samples for testing

and interpret the test results. X

0212.8

Convert nutrient recommendations (from soil sample test results) into application rates for both synthetic and organic fertility amendments.

X

0212.9 Conduct plant nutrition experiments. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0212.10 Conduct experiments associated with seed

germination rates, viability, and vigor.

X

0212.11 Propagate various plants by the asexual

methods of cutting, division, separation, layering, budding and grafting.

X

0212.12 Aseptically propagate plants using micro

propagation techniques. X


Plant pests and disorders.

X

Pest control strategies associated with integrated pest management.

X

0212.14 Collect and identify major weeds species in

horticultural crops, their life cycle and primary means of propagation/reproduction.

X

0212.15 Collect and identify major insect species (pest

and beneficial) that impact horticultural crops. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0212.16 Collect diseased horticultural plants and identify

the disease. X


Crops that can be produced in a high tunnel.

X

Low cost season extension practices and systems including low tunnels, hoop houses, fall bed preparation and more.

X

0212.18 Construct a season extension structure. X

0212.19 Grow appropriate crops in a season extension

structure. X

0212.20 Students will demonstrate knowledge of planning and scheduling various crops in greenhouses, high tunnels and outside growing areas.

X

0212.21 Observe and record environmental conditions

during germination, growth, and development of a crop.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0212.22 Monitor the progress of planting and determine

the need to adjust environmental conditions. X

0212.23

Prepare and implement a plant production schedule based on predicted environmental conditions (plant hardiness zone map).

X

0212.24

Create a planting schedule of a crop based on days to germination, maturity, season, and market demands.

X


Emerging technology in the various plant systems industries.

X

The impact of international agriculture on the U.S. plant systems industries.

X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in plant systems industries.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

Grants available to support technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in plant systems industries.

X

0212.26 Identify a current question in the plant systems

industries and then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

X

0213.27 Identify a current issue or problem in plant

systems industries and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

0136 Advanced Principles of Agriculture

0136.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of supply and demand, entrepreneurship and business planning.

X

0136.2 Execute supply-and-demand principles in agri-

businesses. X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0136.3 Demonstrate entrepreneurship, including idea

generation, opportunity analysis and assessment.

X

0136.4 Identify components of business plans and

demonstrate how to write such components using the SMART format.

X

0136.5 Identify approaches in creating mission

statements for agri-businesses. X

0136.6 Create and disseminate a mission statement for

business activities. X

0136.7 Prepare short-term, intermediate and long-term

goals and objectives that are consistent with the mission statement for an agri-business.

X

0136.8 Evaluate business goals and objectives and

make revisions based on observations.

X

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0101 Introduction

to Ag

2nd Course 0102

The Science of Ag

3rd Course 0134 SAE


Management

0212 Horticulture

0136 Advanced



and Management




Animal Processing

0132 Agricultural

Biotechnology


Management

0110 Agriculture

Entrepreneurship

0111 Food Science

Technology

0136.9 Students will demonstrate knowledge of consumer needs, marketing principles, and advertising.

X

0136.10 Formulate, direct and coordinate marketing

activities to promote products and services. X

0136.11

Identify, develop, or evaluate marketing strategy based on knowledge of establishment objectives, market characteristics, and cost and markup factors.

X

0136.12

Use sales forecasting or strategic planning to ensure the sale and profitability of products, lines, or services, analyzing business developments and monitoring market trends.

X

0136.13 Students will demonstrate knowledge of market conditions, growing conditions, production agriculture, and break-even costs.

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Determine types or quantities of crops or livestock to be raised, according to factors such as market conditions, federal programs or incentives, or soil conditions.

X

0136.15 Evaluate marketing or sales alternatives for

farm products. X

0136.16 Maintain financial, operational, production, or

employment records for farms. X

0136.17

Monitor activities such as irrigation, chemical application, harvesting, milking, breeding, or grading to ensure adherence to safety regulations.

X

0136.18 Plan crop activities based on factors such as

crop maturity or weather conditions. X

0136.19 Prepare budgets or financial reports for farm or

ranch operations. X

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0136.20 Analyze market conditions to determine

acreage allocations. X

0136.21 Buy or sell futures contracts or price farm

products in advance of future sales to minimize risk or maximize profits.

X

0136.22 Students will demonstrate knowledge of animal selection, physiology, breeding, and genetics.

X

0136.23 Research and control animal selection and

breeding practices to increase production efficiency and improve animal quality.

X

0136.24 Determine genetic composition of animal

populations and heritability of traits, utilizing principles of genetics.

X

0136.25 Describe the functions of major organs in the

male and female reproductive systems. X

0136.26 Select breeding animals based on characteristics

of the reproductive organs. X

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0136.27 Summarize factors that lead to reproductive

maturity. X

0136.28 Evaluate and select animals for reproductive

readiness. X

0136.29 Evaluate reproductive problems that occur in

animals. X

0136.30 Explain the advantages of using genetically

superior animals in the production of animals and animal products.

X

0136.31 Select a breeding system based on the

principles of genetics. X

0136.32 Explain the processes of natural and artificial

breeding methods. X

0136.33 Select animal breeding methods based on

reproductive and economic efficiency. X

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0136.34 Compare and contrast quantitative breeding

value differences between genetically superior animals and animals of average genetic value.

X

0136.35

Explain the processes of major reproductive management practices, including estrous synchronization, superovulation, flushing and embryo transfer.

X

0136.36 Explain the materials, methods and processes of

artificial insemination. X

0135.37 Students will demonstrate knowledge of landscape design and maintenance.

X

0136.38

Care for established lawns by mulching, aerating, weeding, grubbing, removing thatch, and trimming or edging around flower beds, walks, or walls.

X

0136.39 Use hand tools, such as shovels, rakes, pruning

saws, saws, hedge or brush trimmers, or axes. X

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0136.40 Prune or trim trees, shrubs, or hedges, using

shears, pruners, or chain saws. X

0136.41 Mix and spray or spread fertilizers, herbicides,

or insecticides onto grass, shrubs, or trees, using hand or automatic sprayers or spreaders.

X

0136.42 Water lawns, trees, or plants, using portable

sprinkler systems, hoses, or watering cans. X

0136.43 Trim or pick flowers and clean flower beds. X

0136.44 Follow planned landscaping designs to

determine where to lay sod, sow grass, or plant flowers or foliage.

X

0136.45 Plant seeds, bulbs, foliage, flowering plants,

grass, ground covers, trees, or shrubs and apply mulch for protection, using gardening tools.

X

0136.46 Decorate gardens with stones or plants. X

0136.47 Attach wires from planted trees to support

stakes. X

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0136.48 Students will demonstrate knowledge of pesticide usage, mixing, labels, and safe use.

X

0136.49 Fill sprayer tanks with water and chemicals,

according to formulas. X

0136.50 Mix pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides for

application to trees, shrubs, lawns, or botanical crops.

X

0136.51

Cover areas to specified depths with pesticides, applying knowledge of weather conditions, droplet sizes, elevation-to-distance ratios, and obstructions.

X


Propagating horticultural plants.

X

Cultivating horticultural plants. X

Harvesting horticultural plants. X

Growing plants hydroponically. X

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Tools and equipment used in greenhouse and nursery production.

X

Pesticide use and safety. X

Proper horticultural plant handling and storage. X

0136.53 Plant, spray, weed, fertilize, and water plants,

shrubs, and trees, using hand tools and gardening tools.

X

0136.54 Harvest plants, and transplant or pot and label

them. X

0136.55 Feel plants' leaves and note their coloring to

detect the presence of insects or disease. X

0136.56 Inspect plants to assess quality. X

0136.57 Record information about plants and plant

growth. X

0136.58 Sell and deliver plants and flowers to customers. X

0136.59 Regulate greenhouse conditions, and indoor

and outdoor irrigation systems. X

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0140 Animal Production and Management


Diseases and injuries and appropriate medications for domestic farm animals, pets and nonfarm animals.

X

Records on heats, birth intervals, pedigree, and health practices of domestic farm animals, pets and nonfarm animals.

X

Biosecurity in the animal industry. X

0140.2 Examine animals to detect illness, injury, or

disease, and to check physical characteristics, such as rate of weight gain.

X

0140.3

Provide medical treatment, such as administering medications and vaccinations using live or species specific models, or arrange veterinarians to provide more extensive treatment.

X

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0140.4 Mix feed, additives, and medications in

prescribed portions and use Pierson Square for formulating feed rations.

X

0140.5 Keep records documenting animal health, diet,

and behavior. X

0140.6 Students will demonstrate knowledge of selection and breeding of domestic farm animals, pets and nonfarm animals and artificial insemination of domestic farm animals, pets and nonfarm animals.

X

0140.7

Select animals to be bred, and semen specimens to be used, according to knowledge of animals, genealogies, traits, and desired offspring characteristics.

X

0140.8 Observe animals in heat in order to detect

approach of estrus, and exercise animals to induce or hasten estrus, if necessary.

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0140.9 Students will demonstrate knowledge of training animals for various purposes and accustoming animals to human voice and contact.

X

0140.10 Feed and water animals, and clean and disinfect

pens, cages, yards, and hutches. X

0140.11 Cue or signal animals during performances. X

0140.12 Evaluate animals to determine their

temperaments, abilities, or aptitude for training. X

0140.13 Feed or exercise animals or provide other

general care, such as cleaning or maintaining holding or performance areas.

X

0140.14 Talk to or interact with animals to familiarize

them to human voices or contact. X

0140.15 Conduct training programs in order to develop

and maintain desired animal behaviors for X

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competition, entertainment, obedience, security, riding and related areas.


Emerging technology in the livestock and companion animal industry.

X

The impact of international agriculture on the U.S. livestock and companion animal industry.

X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the livestock and companion animal industry.

X

Grants available to support technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the livestock and companion animal industry.

X

0140.17

Identify a current question in the livestock and companion animal industry and then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

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0140.18

Identify a current issue or problem in the livestock and companion animal industry and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

0112 Fundamentals of Agriculture Mechanics


Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, with and without a calculator.

X

The use of a ruler, a metric ruler, and a measuring tape to measure

X

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions

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Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimals, with and without a calculator.

X

Converting decimals to percentages and percentages to decimals

X

Converting fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions

X

Recognizing and using units of weight, volume, and temperature

X

0112.2 Students will demonstrate knowledge of accurately measuring materials and safely making cuts.

X

0112.3 Measure and mark cutting lines on materials,

using a ruler, pencil, chalk, and marking gauge. X

0112.4 Cut or saw boards, timbers, or plywood to

required size, using handsaw, power saw, or woodworking machine.

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Basic tools for plumbing

X

How to prepare surface for tool use X

Uses of plastic pipe plumbing X

Uses of copper tubing plumbing X Fixtures used for agricultural plumbing X

0112.6 Assemble or secure pipes, tubes, fittings, or

related equipment X

0112.7 Prepare surfaces for tool use and plumbing X 0112.8 Properly measure, cut and join plastic piping X

0112.9 Properly measure, cut, and join copper piping X

0112.10 Properly join fixtures X 0112.11 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Watts, voltage, and amperage

X

The difference between conductors and insulators

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The units of measurement used to measure electricity

X

The characteristics of series and parallel circuits X

How to install breakers, switches, and sockets X

0112.12 Measure, cut, and bend wire and conduit, using

measuring instruments and hand tools. X

0112.13 Strip insulation from wire ends, using wire

stripping pliers, and attach wires to terminals for subsequent soldering.

X

0112.14 Layout and connect 2 way switches X

0112.15 Layout and connect 3 way switches X

0112.16 Layout and connect branch circuits X 0112.17 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Common safety hazards of welding

X

Specific PPE needs of welding X

How to avoid welding fumes X How to prepare base metal for welding X

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Types of welding joints (butt, fillet, lap, etc) X

Characteristics of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)

X

How welding electrodes are coded X

Factors for electrode selection X How to set up a welder before use X

The difference between Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) and Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)

X

The uses of GMAW and FCAW X How to set up a MIG welding machine X

0112.18 Weld components in flat, vertical, or overhead

positions. X

0112.19 Ignite torches or start power supplies and strike

arcs by touching electrodes to metals being welded, completing electrical circuits.

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0112.20 Clamp, hold, tack-weld, heat-bend, grind or bolt

component parts to obtain required configurations and positions for welding.

X

0112.21

Operate manual or semi-automatic welding equipment to fuse metal segments, using processes such as gas tungsten arc, gas metal arc, flux-cored arc, plasma arc, shielded metal arc, resistance welding, and submerged arc welding.

X

0112.22

Monitor the fitting, burning, and welding processes to avoid overheating of parts or warping, shrinking, distortion, or expansion of material.

X

0112.23 Examine work-pieces for defects and measure

work-pieces with straightedges or templates to ensure conformance with specifications.

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0112.24

Recognize, set up, and operate hand and power tools common to the welding trade, such as shielded metal arc and gas metal arc welding equipment.

X

0112.25

Lay out, position, align, and secure parts and assemblies prior to assembly, using straightedges, combination squares, calipers, and rulers.

X

0112.26 Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter,

using hand scrapers or power chippers, portable grinders, or arc-cutting equipment.

X

0112.27 Weld separately or in combination, using

aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron, and other alloys.

X

0112.28 Prepare all material surfaces to be welded,

ensuring that there is no loose or thick scale, X

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slag, rust, moisture, grease, or other foreign matter.

0112.29

Select and install torches, torch tips, filler rods, and flux, according to welding chart specifications or types and thicknesses of metals.

X

0112.30 Remove rough spots from work-pieces, using

portable grinders, hand files, or scrapers. X

0112.31 Position and secure work-pieces, using hoists,

cranes, wire, and banding machines or hand tools.

X

0112.32 Guide and direct flames or electrodes on or

across workpieces to straighten, bend, melt, or build up metal.

X

0112.33 Clean or degrease parts, using wire brushes,

portable grinders, or chemical baths. X

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cut, contour, and bevel metal plates and structural shapes to dimensions as specified by blueprints, layouts, work orders, and templates, using powered saws, hand shears, or chipping knives.

X

0112.35 Preheat work pieces prior to welding or

bending, using torches or heating furnaces. X

0112.36 Students will demonstrate knowledge of the use and set-up of oxy-fuel cutting, welding, and brazing equipment.

X

0112.37 Light and adjust and oxy-fuel tip for cutting,

welding, and brazing X

0112.38 Properly shut down oxy-fuel equipment X

0112.39 Perform oxy-fuel cutting X

0112.40 Perform oxy-fuel welding X

0112.41 Perform oxy-fuel brazing X

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Emerging technology in the power, structural and technical systems industries.

X

The impact of international agriculture on the U.S. power, structural and technical systems industries.

X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the power, structural and technical systems industries.

X

Grants available to support technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the power, structural and technical systems industries.

X

0112.43

Identify a current question in the power, structural and technical systems industries and then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

X

0112.44 Identify a current issue or problem in the

power, structural and technical systems X

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industries and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

0139 Fundamentals of Animal Processing

0139.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs and techniques for maximizing effective manufacture and distribution of goods.

X

0139.2 Wrap, weigh, label and price cuts of meat. X

0139.3 Prepare and place meat cuts and products in

display counter, so they will appear attractive and catch the shopper's eye.

X

0139.4 Prepare special cuts of meat ordered by

customers. X

0139.5 Cut, trim, bone, tie, and grind meats, such as

beef, pork, poultry, and fish, to prepare meat in cooking form.

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0139.6 Receive, inspect, and store meat upon delivery,

to ensure meat quality. X

0139.7 Shape, lace, and tie roasts, using boning knife,

skewer, and twine. X

0139.8 Remove bones, and cut meat into cuts in

preparation for marketing. X

0139.9 Use knives, cleavers, meat saws, bandsaws, or

other equipment to perform meat cutting and trimming.

X

0139.10 Clean, trim, slice, and section carcasses for

future processing. X

0139.11 Cut and trim meat to prepare for packing. X

0139.12 Remove parts, such as skin, feathers, scales or

bones, from carcass. X

0139.13 Inspect meat products for defects, bruises or

blemishes and remove them along with any excess fat.

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0139.14 Estimate requirements and order or requisition

meat supplies to maintain inventories. X

0139.15 Supervise other butchers or meat cutters. X

0139.16 Record quantity of meat received and issued to

cooks and/or keep records of meat sales. X

0139.17 Negotiate with representatives from supply

companies to determine order details. X

0139.18 Produce hamburger meat and meat trimmings. X

0139.19 Process primal parts into cuts that are ready for

retail use. X

0139.20 Obtain and distribute specified meat or carcass. X

0139.21 Separate meats and byproducts into specified

containers and seal containers. X

0139.22 Weigh meats and tag containers for weight and

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0139.23 Students will demonstrate knowledge of primal and retail cuts of meats, HACCP plan and USDA animal processing guidelines.

X

0139.24 Identify basic primal and retail cuts of beef, pork

and lamb. X

0139.25 Read and understand a HACCP plan. X

0139.26 Discuss and communicate the USDA guidelines

for commercial and custom meat processing facilities

X


Emerging technology in the animal processing and meat industry.

X

The impact of international agriculture on the U.S. animal processing and meat industry

X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in animal processing and the meat industry.

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Grants available to support technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in animal processing and the meat industry.

X

0139.28

Identify a current question in the animal processing and meat industry and then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

X

0139.29 Identify a current issue or problem in the animal

processing and meat industry and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

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Areas of biotechnology and their application in the agriculture industry.

X

Historical applications and contributions of

biotechnology. X

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Agricultural, social, political, environmental and

economic impacts of biotechnology. X

Benefits and dangers of biotechnology. X

0132.2

Analyze physical characteristics and Expected Progeny Difference (EPD) data and formulate conclusions about animal trait inheritance and selection.

X

0132.3 Examine biotechnology practices in animal

agriculture (antibiotics, growth hormones, animal health and disease prevention).

X

0132.4 Relate the concepts of dominant and recessive

genes to common heritable traits in animals X

0132.5 Examine the reproductive processes in animals

(heat, ovulation, fertilization, gestation and parturition).

X

0132.6 Research various technological advancements in

animal biotechnology (Estrus Synchronization, X

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Artificial Insemination, Cloning and Embryo Transfer).

0132.7 Examine biotechnology practices in plant

agriculture (growth hormones, genetic engineering and tissue culturing).

X

0132.8 Assess fermentation and its importance to

biotechnology. X

0132.9 Compare and contrast the processes of mitosis

and meiosis. X

0132.10 Analyze the processes of identifying a gene on a

chromosome. X

0132.11 Assess and discuss the process of Polymerase

Chain Reaction X

0132.12 Discuss and draw conclusions about genetic

engineering and its uses. X

0132.13 Identify regulatory agencies and regulations

associated with biotechnology. X

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0132.14 Analyze the use of equipment and materials and

apply rules for safety in the laboratory. X

0132.15

Students will demonstrate knowledge of technology used to perform tasks and laboratory procedures in agricultural biotechnology.

X

0132.16 Apply principles of animal selection to evaluate

various species of livestock. X

0132.17 Examine the male and female reproductive

system of an agriculture animal species. X

0132.18 Design, conduct and evaluate tissue culture

experiments with various species of plants. X

0132.19 Apply aseptic techniques in tissue culture

experiments. X

0132.20 Conduct and evaluate a laboratory experiment

in bioremediation. X

0132.21 Perform gram staining of bacteria. X

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0132.22 Illustrate and compare various microorganisms

viewed under a microscope. X

0132.23 Design, conduct and evaluate fermentation

experiments. X

0132.24 Conduct and evaluate the process of making

cheese. X

0132.25 Conduct and evaluate experiments in food

preservation and food safety. X

0132.26 Compare and contrast the cells of plants and

animals viewed under a microscope. X

0132.27 Predict rate of inheritance by conducting

simulated experiments. X

0132.28 Extract DNA from a plant source (Banana or

strawberry) and discuss structure. X

0132.29 Conduct gel electrophoresis of DNA

experiments. X

0132.30 Conduct recombinant DNA procedures. X

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Soil formation factors.

X

Origin and types of soil parent materials. X Soil ecosystems. X

Nutrient management. X

Soil conservation practices. X

Soil erosion and conservation. X

Spatial tools such as Geographic Information

Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) and their use in resource management.

X

0200.2 Analyze soil profiles to determine texture,

depth, permeability, internal drainage, soil color and horizons.

X

0200.3 Use information to determine land use and

limitations. X

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0200.4 Calculate the slope of land. X

0200.5 Collect soil samples and conduct experiments to

measure pH and amounts of available Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium.

X

0200.6 Compare and contrast soil fertility from

different locations such as: cropland, forest land, pasture, etc.

X

0200.7 Develop a nutrient management plan. X

0200.8 Apply best management practices to specific

sites such as agriculture, construction, log landing and oil and gas wells.

X

0200.9 Access and use published and on-line soil data

to determine land use and limitations. X

0200.10 Determine land capability classes and subclasses

of land using soil profile observation and soil survey data.

X

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Hydrologic cycle.

X

Watersheds. X

Wetland functions. X

Aquifers and groundwater protection. X Point and non-point source pollution. X

0200.12 Use topographic maps to delineate the

watershed of a given area, identify drainage patterns and identify stream orders.

X

0200.13

Conduct chemical water quality tests to determine temperature, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, pH, alkalinity, nitrogen levels of various water samples from a given watershed and determine land use practices in the watershed based on results.

X

0200.14 Conduct a biological stream assessment by

collecting macro-invertebrates and determine X

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the water quality of the stream based on results.

0200.15 Analyze a wetland to determine benefits to

surrounding area and identify wetland plants and animals.

X

0200.16

Explain how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are being used to help communities assess water quality and watershed health information.

X


Basic forestry concepts: succession, forest structure, site, growing space, crown class, site index, tolerance, wildfire and aspect.

X

Factors affecting tree growth. X

Dendrology. X

Know the various methods of measuring

standing timber. X

Riparian buffers. X

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Wildfires and prescribed burns. X

Best management practices in forestry and state

BMP regulations. X

0200.18 Evaluate a forest stand for existing factors

affecting tree growth (soil moisture and depth, aspect, slope)

X

0200.19 Identify common WV tree species using multiple

indicators (leaf margin, bark, arrangement, fruit, etc.).

X

0200.20

Know and be able to use the following tree and forest measurement tools: Biltmore stick, diameter tape, increment borer, clinometer, topographic map, compass, GPS and soil survey map.

X

0200.21 Calculate the amount of board feet in a standing

tree using tree measurements and volume tables.

X

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0200.22 Read a topographical map and lay out a logging

road based on topography of a site. X

0200.23 Students will demonstrate knowledge of

biodiversity and wildlife management practices. X

0200.24 Conduct a habitat assessment of a given area to

determine suitability for specific species of wildlife.

X

0200.25 Identify invasive plant and animal species and

their impact on the environment. X

0200.26 Identify threatened and endangered species of

wildlife and methods to protect their populations.

X

0200.27 Identify native plant and animal species and

their range, habitat and functions. X


Topographic and aerial maps.

X

Basic geology. X

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Basic surveying. X

Land management at the local, state and federal

level. X

Management of private lands. X

0200.29 Conduct an environmental assessment for a

specific site. X

0200.30 Research land reclamation practices for various

sites: wetlands, mines and oil and gas well sites. X

0200.31 Analyze political, biological, economical and

sociological impacts on managing ecosystems.

X

0200.32 Interpret current and historical aerial

photography for land cover and land use applications.

X

0200.33 Conduct a property title search. X

0200.34 Measure acreage on maps. X

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0200.35 Prepare and write a conservation plan for a

specific parcel of land. X

0200.36 Determine location and other information from

maps using Global Positioning Systems (GPS) X

0200.37 Measure elevation of a given area using survey

equipment. X

0200.38

Students will demonstrate knowledge of environmental regulations and laws and local, state and federal agencies involved in conservation and environmental preservation.

X

0200.39 Identify environmental regulations and their

impacts to agriculture, forestry, mining and the oil and gas industry

X

0200.40 Identify regulatory agencies that govern

agriculture, forestry, mining and the oil and gas industry

X

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0200.41 Apply principles of nutrient, water and waste

management to environmental problems. X

0200.42 Research government programs that support

private land owners to conduct conservation practices.

X


Emerging technology in natural resources related industries.

X

The impact of international agriculture on U.S.

and global natural resources. X

Career opportunities in technology, innovation,

and entrepreneurship in natural resources related fields.

X

Grants available to support technology,

innovation, and entrepreneurship in natural resources related fields.

X

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0200.44 Identify a current question in the natural

resources sector and then develop a hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

X

0200.45 Identify a current issue or problem in the

natural resources sector and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

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Entrepreneurship.

X

Time management. X

Goal setting. X Types of business organizations. X

Record keeping. X

Biography/resume writing. X

Employability skills. X 0110.2 Complete an entrepreneurship self-assessment. X

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0110.3 Complete strengths-finder assessment. X

0110.4 Set SMART goals for personal, school, career

and business. X

0110.5 Maintain a personal calendar. X

0110.6 Document daily records of time use and

activities. X

0110.7 Create a personal resume. X

0110.8 Research different types of business

organizations. X

0110.9 Create a personal budget. X

0110.10 Create business summary and company

description components of business plan. X


Personal finances.

X

Business finances. X

Market feasibility. X Five areas of risk management. X

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Financial record keeping. X

Basic economics. X

Business agreements. X

Financial stewardship X

Sustainability. X 0110.12 Complete an asset inventory (land, buildings,

equipment, etc.) and business agreements to determine what is needed to operate a business.

X

0110.13 Complete a net worth statement. X

0110.14 Complete cash flow statement. X

0110.15 Create a business budget including fixed and variable costs and create an enterprise budget.

X

0110.16 Utilize computer software to enter expense and income of a business.

X

0110.17 Maintain a simulated checking account ledger. X 0110.18 Complete a break-even analysis of a product. X

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0110.19 Research different sources of financing and grants.

X

0110.20 Complete a loan application with supporting documentation.

X

0110.21 Calculate interest on a personal car loan and a mortgage.

X

0110.22 Create financial projections and business funding components of business plan.

X


The 5 P’s of marketing.

X

Business communication. X

Personal communication. X Market and customer research. X

Value-added concepts. X

Niche marketing. X

Networking. X

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0110.24 Develop pricing strategies for products and

services. X

0110.25 Plan the delivery and distribution of products

and services to customers. X

0110.26 Research potential markets and competition for

various products and services. X

0110.27 Create and conduct customer survey for

products and services. X

0110.28

Develop advertising and promotion strategies for products and services utilizing webpage, business cards, social media, and traditional methods.

X

0110.29 Develop a support network to assist with

promotion and delivery of products and services to the customer.

X

0110.30 Conduct a phone conversation with a customer. X

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0110.31 Send an e-mail to a business inquiring about

products and services. X

0110.32 Participate in a face-to-face business meeting

using role play. X

0110.33 Create market analysis, sales strategies, and

service or product line components of business plan.

X


Business licensing and permitting.

X

Employment and business law. X

State and federal taxes. X

Business ethics. X

Insurance. X

Interviewing process. X

0110.35 Communicate with local and state government

officials concerning business law and issues. X

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0110.36 Complete a simulated business license

application. X

0110.37 Research various business forms, application

and permits. X

0110.38 Research various state and federal tax and

business websites. X

0110.39 Complete a simulated tax return with

supporting documents. X

0110.40 Interview an insurance agent about business

and liability insurance. X

0110.41 Research staffing and labor requirements of a

business. X

0110.42 Research various business policy and

procedures manual. X

0110.43 Conduct simulated job interview as potential

candidate. X

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0110.44 Conduct simulated job interview as an

employer. X

0110.45 Role play various ethical dilemmas faced by

business owners. X

0110.46 Create organization and management structure

components of business plan. X

0110.47 Present completed business plan to a panel of

student and industry representatives. X

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Safe practices and procedures in food science and technology.

X

National food and health safety guidelines. X

Safe food handling and food borne diseases. X

Avenues for food contamination (biological,

chemical and physical). X

Food borne illness prevention. X

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Use of a microscope. X

0111.2 Apply the scientific method for the

improvement of food processing safety. X

0111.3 Identify, sketch and compare various harmful

food borne microorganisms. X

0111.4 Identify, sketch and compare various beneficial

food microorganisms. X

0111.5 Examine the role and conduct an experiment

with food preservatives. X

0111.6 Conduct experiments involving harmful food

borne microorganisms. X

0111.7 Demonstrate how proper food handling, storage

and processing controls microorganisms. X

0111.8 Examine the role of pesticides, chemicals and

preservatives on foods. X

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0111.9 Track the flow of plant and animal products

from production source to consumer and to determine possible contamination points.

X

0111.10 Conduct a farm safety assessment. X

0111.11 Demonstrate proper hand washing procedures. X 0111.12 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Basic economics of food science technology.

X

American agriculture history. X

Value-added food processing. X Food advertising and marketing. X

Agriculture commodities futures market. X

0111.13 Locate and map the major food producing areas

of the world by products. X

0111.14 Examine global supply and demand for

agricultural products. X

0111.15 Research major agriculture innovations

throughout history. X

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0111.16 Chart West Virginia, US and global production

figures of agricultural commodities and products.

X

0111.17 Identify and display raw agricultural

commodities and their value-added products. X

0111.18 Determine the costs of food product processing

to the consumer. X

0111.19 Examine present consumer food demands and

project future demands. X

0111.20 Create and display packaging for an agricultural

product. X

0111.21 Examine convenience food packaging. X

0111.22 Examine and analyze marketing and advertising

of agricultural products. X

0111.23 Create advertising and marketing items for an

agricultural product. X

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0111.24 Observe and research product displays, labeling

and marketing promotion techniques used in retail and wholesale food sales.

X


Basic food nutrition.

X

Food processing methods. X

Food additives. X

Food labeling, packaging and portioning. X

Agricultural industry standards and grading

systems. X

The use of biotechnology in agriculture and food

production. X

Regulatory food agencies and issues. X

0111.26 Analyze and discuss industry standards and

grades for agricultural commodity products. X

0111.27 Examine & discuss food labels and compare to

the food nutrition pyramid. X

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0111.28 Conduct experiments to determine food

contents and nutritional elements. X

0111.29 Process butter, ice cream, and cheese. X

0111.30 Properly process fruits, vegetables and meats

through canning, freezing, dehydrating, aging, blanching, and curing.

X

0111.31 Produce food products using biotechnology

(root beer, yogurt, sauerkraut, pickles, etc.) X

0111.32 Package processed agricultural products for sale

and distribution. X

0111.33 Participate in or explore the FFA Poultry, Meats,

Livestock, Dairy Products and Food Science Career Development Events.

X

0111.34 Conduct sensory analysis experiments for smell,

taste and texture of food and food additives and enhancers.

X

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0111.35 Analyze food labels and identify food additives

and enhancers. X

0111.36 Examine guidelines for the home processing of

vegetables and meats. X

0111.37 Conduct food product sampling and consumer

evaluation activities. X

0111.38 Debate and discuss food regulatory issues and

the use of synthetic foods. X

0111.39 Conduct and present a food and agriculture

awareness campaign in your local community. X

0111.40 Examine the World Health Organization, USDA

and other governmental agencies involved with the world’s food supply.

X


Safe preparation and presentation of foods.

X

Cultural and ethnic foods. X

Preparing a menu. X

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Organic foods. X

0111.42 Identify community restaurants and categorize

types of foods served. X

0111.43 Identify global and national specialty food and

ethnic preferences. X

0111.44 Survey students, parents and grandparents

concerning ethnic or cultural food habits. X

0111.45

Prepare traditional, regional American food specialties in and discuss relationship between ethnic preferences and the development of niche markets.

X

0111.46 Construct a nutritionally sound menu and

prepare a food budget for a meal. X

0111.47 Identify characteristics of organic foods. X

0111.48 Students will demonstrate knowledge of food

science technology careers. X

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0111.49 Investigate the diversity of careers in the food

science, dietetics and nutrition industries. X

0111.50 Conduct student interest inventories X

0111.51 Identify advanced training and post-secondary

educational opportunities in food science technology.

X

0111.52 Examine labor market information. X

0111.53 Request post-secondary information. X

0111.54 Demonstrate leadership skills. X

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