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Iowa Agricultural Education Record Book System
Features of this Career Plan file.
Update this file throughout your ag ed career. (You do not need to create a new file each
year.)
1. Allows students to identify postsecondary education options.
2. Allows students to maintain a record of FFA participation and accomplishments.
3. Maintain a record of agricultural skills learned and approved practices performed.
4. May be customized adding additional agricultural skills or approved practices as needed.
Sheet (Tab) Headings in this file.
Career Plan Use the sheet to create a customized career plan or interest survey for each student.
Contains a list of Iowa's postsecondary agriculture programs and degrees.
FFA Record Record FFA-related activities and accomplishments.
Skills Filter Use this sheet to create a customized skills list for each student.
Map of Iowa's Ag
Colleges Map of Iowa's public postsecondary institutions that offer agriculture programs.
Career Plan Worksheet
Use this feature to explore postsecondary education opportunities.
1. Have students "x" the career options that are of interest to them.
2. Filter by clicking on, the down arrow, in the heading.
3. The filter will eliminate any career options that were NOT checked.
4. The list shows postsecondary programs that offer the identified majors or programs.
5. Hyperlinks are provided to allow students to access the colleges' websites.
Skills Filter
Use this feature to create a customized "Ag Skills" list for each student.
1. Have students "x" the ag skills that are relevant to their individual SAE(s).
2. The filter feature allows students to narrow this list of nearly 2000 skills to a smaller, more specific list.
3. Filtering is performed using the same process as the "Career Plan Worksheet".
Printing
"Set Print Area"
Since each sheet is thousands of rows deep you do not want to print the entire sheet. "Set Print Area" can be
used to print a specific area, and avoid printing thousands of blank rows.
To "Set Print Area"
1. Highlight the area you want to print.
2. Click on the "File" menu, and drag down to "Print Area."
3. Select "Set Print Area."
Page Setup
Under the "Page Setup" feature you can force the set area to print on one page. Caution: It will
automatically shrink the text to fit in the Set Print Area. If you select too large an area the text will be too
1. Click on the "File" menu, then drag down to "Page Setup."
2. Select "Fit To:" to force the selected area to fit on 1 page.
Note: Most sheets have already been formatted to print a selected area, however you may change them
by using the "Set Print Area" feature.
Writing Formulas: A few basics…
1. Click on the cell where you want the answer to the equation to appear.
2. Type an equals sign "=" start any formula. (In other words, the cell will "equal" whatever you program it to be.
3. Refer to the Excel "Help" menu for more information on writing formulas.
Note: You will need to be able to write your own formulas to set up your specific efficiency factors.
Creating a Paper Record Book
1. Complete the "Start Here" sheet.
2. Customize the category headings on the income and expense sheets.
3. Enter the "Beginning Inventory" values.
4. Name and save the file for use at the end of the record year.
5. Print the needed pages if you wish to maintain the record on paper.
6. At the end of the year, you may want to enter all transfer all entries to the computer version or just the totals.
Note: Transferring the values, to the computer version, will allow you to use the computer calculation features
to finalize the records.
Password Protected
1. Many sections of the record system are protected to prevent you from accidentally deleting formulas.
2. However, since this system is designed to be customized you are allowed to "unprotect" the sheets.
The password is: ffa
Caution: Users with limited knowledge of Excel may want to avoid the use of this feature.
Computer Common Sense -- Saving Files & Resaving Files
NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use a floppy diskette to maintain the original copy of your records.
1. Because floppy diskettes fail frequently, be sure to save your "original" version on a CD-ROM and/or harddrive.
2. Change your file names frequently.
For Example: Jan2003SAE1.xls…Jan2003SAE2.xls…Jan2003SAE3.xls…etc.
WHY? If you latest files becomes corrupted, you still have previous versions to use. (Better to reenter some
information rather than ALL information.)
3. It is very rare for someone to completely fill their computer's harddrive, so take advantage of this extra storage
by keeping multiple versions of your records.
4. Get into the habit of saving the file as a different name everytime you save.
5. You may use a floppy to transfer the file from one computer to another, but always maintain the original on a
CD or harddrive.
Changing the file name
1. Click on the "File" menu, and drag down to "Save As."
2. Change the file name in the box the pops open.
4. We recommend changing a number at the end of the file name. You always know that the highest
number is the latest version.
For Example: Jan2003SAE1.xls…Jan2003SAE2.xls…Jan2003SAE3.xls…etc.
NOTE: ".xls" extension on the end of the file name…always add this extension. This extension will allow you
to move from MAC to PC computers without problems. PCs typically will not be able to identify the type of file
without this extension. Start the habit of adding the extensions to your file names. ( ".doc" for Word files; ".ppt"
for Powerpoint files; ".xls" for Excel files)
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Agricultural Economics AAS
Agricultural Education
Agricultural Extension Education
Agricultural Power Mechanics Tech AAS AAS AAS AAS/D
Agricultural Power Tech AAS
Agricultrural Production AAS
Agricultural Production Management AAS AAS AAS AAS/D
Agricultural Sciences AS/AAS
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Animal Science Management AAS AAS/D
Animal Science, Dairy Management AAS
Animal Science, Horses AAS AAS/C/D
Arboriculture AAS
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Biomedical Equipment Tech AS
Biotechnician D
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Chemical Technology AAS
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Doctor of Veterinarian Medicine
Entomology
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Studies AS
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Forestry
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Global Imaging Systems Technician AAS/D/C
Horticultural Science Management AAS/D/C AAS
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Landscape, Nursery and Garden Center Mgmt. AAS/D AAS
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Natural Resources Management AAS
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Renewable Natural Resources AS AS AAS/D
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Sociology
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Turf Management AAS/D
Veterinarian Assisting (Vet Tech) AAS AAS
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Combination Welding x x
Diesel Truck Technology x
Mechanics Design Technology x x
Machine Tool Operations/Machine Shop x x x x x x
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AA= Associate in Arts- A general education program designed for students that want to transfer to a baccalaureate degree institution.
AGS=Associate in General Studies- A degree designed for transfer, like the AA, buth with empahsis in transfer and technical courses.
AS=Associate in Science - Designed for transfer, like AA, but with the emphasis in math, science & preprofessional studies..
AAS=Associate in Applied Science
D=Diploma - May be completed in one year
C=Certificate - May be completed in less than one year
4 yrs. BS*= Bachelors of Science (* may include MS and PHD options -- see university website for more details)
2nd = Secondary major - taken in conjunction with a primary major in another agricultural or life-science discipline.
Iowa's Public Postsecondary Institutions Website Hyperlink
NICC Northeast Iowa Community College - Calmar & Peosta, Iowa http://www.nicc.edu/
NIACC North Iowa Area Community College - Mason City, Iowa http://www.niacc.edu/admin/academic/Menu/index.htm
ILCC Iowa Lakes Community College - Estherville & Emmetsburg, Iowa http://www.ilcc.cc.ia.us/programs_study/index.htm
NCC Northwest Iowa Community College - Sheldon, Iowa http://www.nwicc.com/
ICCC Iowa Central Community College - Fort Dodge, Iowa http://www.iccc.cc.ia.us/2003/default.htm
IVCCD Iowa Valley Community College - Marshalltown & Iowa Falls, Iowa http://www.iavalley.cc.ia.us/
HCC Hawkeye Community College - Waterloo, Iowa http://www.hawkeye.cc.ia.us/academics/Programs/program_su
EICCD Eastern Iowa Community College District - Muscatine, Iowa http://www.eicc.org/
KCC Kirkwood Community College - Cedar Rapids, Iowa http://www.kirkwood.edu/agrisciences/
DMACC Des Moines Area Community College - Ankeny, Iowa http://www.dmacc.cc.ia.us/programs/ag/welcome.htm
WITCC Western Iowa Tech Community College - Sioux City, Iowa http://www.witcc.com/
IWCC Iowa Western Community College - Council Bluffs, Iowa http://www.iwcc.edu/
SWCC Southwestern Community College - Creston, Iowa http://www.swcc.cc.ia.us/
IHCC Indian Hills Community College - Ottumwa, Iowa http://www.ihcc.cc.ia.us/
SCC Southeastern Community College - West Burlington, Iowa http://www.scciowa.edu/
ISU Iowa State University - Ames, Iowa http://www.ag.iastate.edu/departments.html
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AS 60 16
AGS 60
AAA 86 60 12
AAS 86 60 12
Diploma 15 3
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Iowa State University - College of Agriculture
Enrollment Requirements (if entering directly from high school)
English/Language Arts Four years emphasizing writing, speaking and reading, as well as an understanding of literature.
Mathematics Three years, including one year each of algebra, geometry and advanced algebra.
Science Three years, including one year each of courses from two of the following fields: biology, chemistry and p
Social Studies Two years.
Foreign Language NOT REQUIRED for College of Agriculture Admission
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A Ag Business 1 Located job opportunities.
A Ag Business 2 Wrote a resume.
A Ag Business 3 Wrote a letter of application.
A Ag Business 4 Completed an employment application.
A Ag Business 5 Made an interview appointment.
A Ag Business 6 Interviewed for possible employment.
A Ag Business 7 Followed up on interview.
A Ag Business 8 Prepared a sales ticket.
A Ag Business 9 Calculated discounts.
A Ag Business 10 Determined tax exempt items.
A Ag Business 11 Calculated sales tax.
A Ag Business 12 Calculated wholesale costs and freight charges.
A Ag Business 13 Calculated overhead costs.
A Ag Business 14 Calculated mark-up and mark-down.
A Ag Business 15 Posted daily sales distribution.
A Ag Business 16 Posted accounts receivable.
A Ag Business 17 Selected and implemented an inventory system.
A Ag Business 18 Analyzed inventory records.
A Ag Business 19 Took inventory.
A Ag Business 20 Calculated depreciation.
A Ag Business 21 Operated computer.
A Ag Business 22 Prepared a profit/loss statement.
A Ag Business 23 Prepared agreements and contracts.
A Ag Business 24 Made correct change for a purchase.
A Ag Business 25 Developed modern telephone use procedures.
A Ag Business 26 Operated cash register.
A Ag Business 27 Operated 10 key adding machine.
A Ag Business 28 Operated credit card machine.
A Ag Business 29 Operated copy machine.
A Ag Business 30 Operated microfische machine.
A Ag Business 31 Operated weighing equipment.
A Ag Business 32 Calculated income tax withholding.
A Ag Business 33 Calculated FICA withholdings.
A Ag Business 34 Calculated benefit withholdings.
A Ag Business 35 Calculated personal property taxes.
A Ag Business 36 Calculated property tax.
A Ag Business 37 Prepared business income tax return.
A Ag Business 38 Established agribusiness credit.
A Ag Business 39 Prepared purchase order.
A Ag Business 40 Selected sources of borrowed funds.
A Ag Business 41 Prepared and issued bills of lading.
A Ag Business 42 Prepared and issued warehouse receipts.
A Ag Business 43 Set-up charge accounts.
A Ag Business 44 Prepared loan application.
A Ag Business 45 Wrote credit collection letter.
A Ag Business 46 Prepared a cash flow statement.
A Ag Business 47 Prepared a networth statement.
A Ag Business 48 Prepared a budget.
A Ag Business 49 Utilized product information.
A Ag Business 50 Prepared product information sheet.
A Ag Business 51 Prepared an advertising budget.
A Ag Business 52 Planned a one year advertising calendar.
A Ag Business 53 Prepared window display.
A Ag Business 54 Prepared individual product and product line displays.
A Ag Business 55 Prepared newspaper ads.
A Ag Business 56 Prepared newspaper articles.
A Ag Business 57 Prepared radio spot advertisements.
A Ag Business 58 Designed billboard advertisements.
A Ag Business 59 Prepared television advertisements.
A Ag Business 60 Prepared magazine advertisements.
A Ag Business 61 Prepared a list of potential customers.
A Ag Business 62 Collected customer information.
A Ag Business 63 Made sales appointment.
A Ag Business 64 Prepared sales greeting.
A Ag Business 65 Presented product knowledge.
A Ag Business 66 Closed the sale.
A Ag Business 67 Made a weekly appointment calendar.
A Ag Business 68 Cut, wrapped, and priced produce.
A Ag Business 69 Took instructions or directions.
A Ag Business 70 Relayed verbal and written messages.
A Ag Business 71 Greeted fellow employees and employers.
A Ag Business 72 Made and responded to introductions.
A Ag Business 73 Practiced accepted table manners.
B Ag Credit
B Ag Credit 1 Interviewed a lender about obtaining a loan.
B Ag Credit 2 Completed a loan application.
B Ag Credit 3 Provided financial records to your lender to justify your loan.
B Ag Credit 4 Completed inventory.
B Ag Credit 5 Completed networth statement.
B Ag Credit 6 Calculated farm financial ratios.
B Ag Credit 7 Used financial ratios to identify strengths and weaknesses.
B Ag Credit 8 Completed cash flow statement.
B Ag Credit 9 Calculated true percent interest.
B Ag Credit 10 Used computer program to assist with credit decisions.
C Record Keeping and Analysis
C Record Keeping and Analysis 1 Completed an inventory of business assets.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 2 Completed a cash flow projection.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 3 Completed a networth statement.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 4 Completed a profit or loss summary.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 5 Calculated depreciation on preciable assets.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 6 Calculated efficiency factors.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 7 Completed a partial budget.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 8 Completed a detailed business agreement.
Analyzed several alternatives to determine best return for your
C Record Keeping and Analysis 9 investment.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 10 Completed an enterprise budget.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 11 Completed a whole farm budget.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 12 Completed a cash flow summary.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 13 Completed a Schedule F tax form.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 14 Calculated income tax payable.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 15 Developed an organized system for filing farm records.
C Record Keeping and Analysis 16 Utilized a computer to assist with record keeping.
D Ag Marketing
Kept abreast of latest marketing information through services such
D Ag Marketing 1 as Data Transmission Networking.
D Ag Marketing 2 Developed a marketing plan.
D Ag Marketing 3 Utilized forward contracts to sell ag products.
D Ag Marketing 4 Utilized future contracts to sell ag products.
D Ag Marketing 5 Utilized options in marketing ag products.
D Ag Marketing 6 Sold livestock on grade and yield.
D Ag Marketing 7 Sold milk or cheese on per pound value.
D Ag Marketing 8 Fed cattle for a specific type of market demand.
D Ag Marketing 9 Calculated marketing commission fees.
Operated ventilation in grain storage facilities to maintain grain
D Ag Marketing 10 quality.
D Ag Marketing 11 Tested corn and soybeans for nutrient content.
Used government programs to receive a better price when
D Ag Marketing 12 marketing grain products.
D Ag Marketing 13 Recorded and charted futures and/or current prices.
E Ag Computer
E Ag Computer 1 Identified and selected computer hardware.
E Ag Computer 2 Identified and selected computer software.
E Ag Computer 3 Followed suggested procedures to turn on a computer.
E Ag Computer 4 Booted software.
E Ag Computer 5 Identified keys and functions of keyboard.
E Ag Computer 6 Used and cared for computer disks.
E Ag Computer 7 Used and cared for computer and printer.
E Ag Computer 8 Used selected software.
E Ag Computer 9 Used utility (format, copy, etc.) commands.
E Ag Computer 10 Adopted computerized SAE records.
E Ag Computer 11 Wrote a computer program.
E Ag Computer 12 Utilized word processing program.
E Ag Computer 13 Used computer programs for decision aids in agriculture.
E Ag Computer 14 Used computer to access online database.
Conducted search for informational materials on an online
E Ag Computer 15 database.
E Ag Computer 16 Utilized materials from database classroom assignments.
E Ag Computer 17 Corresponded via electronic mail.
E Ag Computer 18 Placed order to FFA supply service with computer.
E Ag Computer 19 Protected and maintained computer hardware.
E Ag Computer 20 Developed spreadsheet template.
E Ag Computer 21 Developed database file.
F Ag Communication
F Ag Communication 1 Wrote news article.
F Ag Communication 2 Wrote feature article.
F Ag Communication 3 Wrote magazine article.
F Ag Communication 4 Laid out newspaper and/or magazine advertisement.
F Ag Communication 5 Sold newspaper and/or magazine advertisement.
F Ag Communication 6 Wrote radio advertisement.
F Ag Communication 7 Sold radio advertisement.
F Ag Communication 8 Recorded radio advertisement.
F Ag Communication 9 Conducted radio interview.
F Ag Communication 10 Pasted newspaper layout.
F Ag Communication 11 Operated 35mm camera.
F Ag Communication 12 Developed black and white prints.
F Ag Communication 13 Developed color prints.
F Ag Communication 14 Prepared slide set.
F Ag Communication 15 Prepared slide script.
F Ag Communication 16 Prepared television advertisement.
F Ag Communication 17 Sold television advertisement.
F Ag Communication 18 Taped television advertisement.
F Ag Communication 19 Planned video program.
F Ag Communication 20 Taped video program.
G Bees
G Bees 1 Operated wax extractor.
G Bees 2 Identified queen, drone, and worker bees.
G Bees 3 Operated a bee smoker.
G Bees 4 Constructed a beehive.
G Bees 5 Selected proper clothing when working around the beehive.
G Bees 6 Used a bee brush.
G Bees 7 Placed bees into the hive.
G Bees 8 Identified signs of swarming.
G Bees 9 Added brood chambers.
G Bees 10 Added a honey super.
G Bees 11 Harvested honey.
G Bees 12 Detected indicators leading to robbing amongst hives.
G Bees 13 Identified diseases present in hive.
G Bees 14 Re-queened a weak hive.
G Bees 15 Combined weak colonies into one strong hive.
H Breeding Beef
Before birth, vaccinated cows with E. coli vaccine to prevent
H Breeding Beef 1 scours in calves.
H Breeding Beef 2 Aided the cow during calving.
H Breeding Beef 3 Weighed the calves at birth.
H Breeding Beef 4 Implanted a young calf.
H Breeding Beef 5 Ear tagged, tattooed, or branded for identification.
H Breeding Beef 6 Castrated a calf with a knife, emasculator, or elastrator.
H Breeding Beef 7 Dehorned a calf with saw, electric, or caustic acid.
H Breeding Beef 8 Selected a creep feed for calves.
H Breeding Beef 9 Took temperature of the animal.
H Breeding Beef 10 Checked and treated for pinkeye.
H Breeding Beef 11 Controlled flies by ear tags, spraying, dust bags, etc.
Processed calves by vaccinating with IRB, Pl3, clostridial group,
H Breeding Beef 12 pasteurella, and hemaphilus.
H Breeding Beef 13 Grubbed calves.
H Breeding Beef 14 Wormed calves.
H Breeding Beef 15 Vaccinated calves for BVD.
H Breeding Beef 16 Made application for breed registration.
H Breeding Beef 17 Preconditioned feeder calves.
H Breeding Beef 18 Calculated adjusted weaning and yearling weights and ratios.
H Breeding Beef 19 Measured shoulder height and/or height of a beef animal.
Selected herd replacements by visual observation and
H Breeding Beef 20 performance records.
Formulated a balanced ration in respect to breeding, gestation,
H Breeding Beef 21 and lactation.
H Breeding Beef 22 Sampled feed for analysis.
H Breeding Beef 23 Adjusted ration based on feed analysis.
H Breeding Beef 24 Pregnancy checked cows.
H Breeding Beef 25 Treated for lice and/or scabies.
H Breeding Beef 26 Calendarized breeding schedule.
Selected herd sires on visual observation, and performance
H Breeding Beef 27 records.
H Breeding Beef 28 Semen teste bulls.
H Breeding Beef 29 Condition scored cows and bulls.
Vaccinated cows for vibroisis, IBR, and leptospirosis prior to
H Breeding Beef 30 breeding.
H Breeding Beef 31 Detected cows in heat.
Selected and purchased semen from outstanding A.I. Sires to
H Breeding Beef 32 improve beef herd.
H Breeding Beef 33 Artificially inseminated a cow.
H Breeding Beef 34 Synchronized heifers/cows with lutalyse or synchromate B.
H Breeding Beef 35 Selected mating for an embryo transplant.
H Breeding Beef 36 Using average gestation length, calculated calving date.
H Breeding Beef 37 Culled herd based on records and visual observation.
H Breeding Beef 38 Promoted your beef breeding program in a publication.
Kept accurate records and analyzed them at the conclusion of the
H Breeding Beef 39 year.
Used a computer for record keeping and making management
H Breeding Beef 40 decisions.
H Breeding Beef 41 Used a scenario to evaluate a judging class.
H Breeding Beef 42 Presented oral reasons when judging breeding beef.
I Market Beef
I Market Beef 1 Developed a beef feeder enterprise budget.
I Market Beef 2 Identified feeder cattle grades.
I Market Beef 3 Selected feeders that best fit the objectives of the beef program.
I Market Beef 4 Preconditioned feeder cattle.
I Market Beef 5 Implanted feed-lot animals at purchase time.
I Market Beef 6 Properly processed newly purchased calves.
I Market Beef 7 Started cattle on feed properly.
I Market Beef 8 Provided proper amount and quality of water.
Determined animal housing requirements including space,
I Market Beef 9 ventilation, waste handling, and water.
I Market Beef 10 Read and understood ingredients of feed tags.
I Market Beef 11 Formulated a balanced ration for efficient gain.
I Market Beef 12 Calculated the protein percentage of a ration.
I Market Beef 13 Computed the most economical ration.
I Market Beef 14 Adjusted the ration for desired finished weight and time.
I Market Beef 15 Sampled feed for analysis of nutrients.
I Market Beef 16 Adjusted ration based on feed analysis.
I Market Beef 17 Identified symptoms of parasites, diseases, or injuries.
I Market Beef 18 Treated and removed warts.
I Market Beef 19 Treated for bloat.
I Market Beef 20 Treated for footrot.
I Market Beef 21 Treated for lice.
I Market Beef 22 Treated for ring worm.
I Market Beef 23 Treated for cattle grubs.
I Market Beef 24 Sprayed to control flies.
I Market Beef 25 Administered medication orally.
I Market Beef 26 Administered medication through feed.
I Market Beef 27 Administered medication by injection.
I Market Beef 28 Trimmed hooves.
I Market Beef 29 Trained animals to lead.
I Market Beef 30 Fitted and groomed animals for show or sale.
I Market Beef 31 Calculated break even price.
I Market Beef 32 Determined profitability of selling grade-and-yield basis.
Determined profitability of selling cattle by use of a forward
I Market Beef 33 contract.
I Market Beef 34 Determined quality and cutability of a carcass.
I Market Beef 35 Estimated the quality and cutability grade of a live animal.
I Market Beef 36 Estimated backfat and rib eye of a live animal.
I Market Beef 37 Charted prices of market cattle.
I Market Beef 38 Calculated ADG and feed efficiency.
I Market Beef 39 Used a computer for record keeping and management decisions.
Kept accurate records and analyzed them at the conclusion of the
I Market Beef 40 feeding period.
I Market Beef 41 Identified wholesale and retail beef meat cuts.
Made a nose print and/or read a nose print for identification
I Market Beef 42 purposes.
I Market Beef 43 Used a scenario to evaluate a market beef judging class.
I Market Beef 44 Presented oral reasons when judging market beef.
J Dairy
J Dairy 1 Tested milk sample for level of sematic cell count.
J Dairy 2 Used and interpreted DHIA production records.
J Dairy 3 Selected heifers using DHIA production records.
J Dairy 4 Culled cows using DHIA production records
J Dairy 5 Treated cow suffering bloat.
J Dairy 6 Milked cows properly.
J Dairy 7 Designed a dairy production facility.
J Dairy 8 Linear classified dairy animals.
J Dairy 9 Washed cows udder and teats before each milking.
J Dairy 10 Applied teat dip after each milking.
J Dairy 11 Tested milk for butterfat.
J Dairy 12 Tested milk for protein, lactose, and minerals or Solids-Not-Fat.
J Dairy 13 Used strip cup to detect mastitis.
J Dairy 14 Balanced a ration according to quality of feeds available.
J Dairy 15 Kept herd health records.
Developed and administered parasite control program for the
J Dairy 16 herd.
J Dairy 17 Treated cows for fly control.
J Dairy 18 Trimmed cows' hooves.
J Dairy 19 Identified cows for records.
J Dairy 20 Sanitized milking equipment.
J Dairy 21 Developed a dry cow program.
J Dairy 22 Kept breeding records.
J Dairy 23 Removed extra teats from dairy heifer.
J Dairy 24 Vaccinated cows with approved vaccines.
J Dairy 25 Administered medication to calves.
J Dairy 26 Sanitized calf feeding equipment.
J Dairy 27 Disinfected navel of calf.
J Dairy 28 Dehorned calf.
J Dairy 29 Properly stored clostrum for future use.
J Dairy 30 Castrated bull calf.
J Dairy 31 Fed calf milk replacer.
J Dairy 32 Detected cow in heat.
J Dairy 33 Artificially inseminated cow.
J Dairy 34 Clipped and prepared dairy animal for show or sale.
J Dairy 35 Clipped udders, flanks, and belly for cleanliness in milking.
J Dairy 36 Exhibited dairy animal.
J Dairy 37 Prepared registration papers for purebred animals.
Selected dairy animals using physical appearance, production
J Dairy 38 records, and pedigrees.
J Dairy 39 Identified milk flavors and scored milk.
J Dairy 40 Promoted dairy products on a local level.
J Dairy 41 Calculated end product pricing system for milk.
J Dairy 42 Presented oral reasons when judging dairy animals.
K Dairy Goat
K Dairy Goat 1 Selected doe by milk production records.
K Dairy Goat 2 Selected bucks from production tested stock.
K Dairy Goat 3 Artificially inseminated a doe.
K Dairy Goat 4 Trimmed hooves.
K Dairy Goat 5 Selected and administered wormer to goats.
K Dairy Goat 6 Treated goats for external parasites.
K Dairy Goat 7 Applied medication for disease control.
K Dairy Goat 8 Treated goats for bloat.
K Dairy Goat 9 Determined feed needs according to production.
K Dairy Goat 10 Removed supernumary teats at birth.
K Dairy Goat 11 Selected a milk replacer for orphaned kids.
K Dairy Goat 12 Castrated buck kids.
K Dairy Goat 13 Disbudded kids.
K Dairy Goat 14 Used a strip cup to detect mastitis.
K Dairy Goat 15 Weighed and recorded milk production of each doe.
K Dairy Goat 16 Kept income and expense records.
K Dairy Goat 17 Disinfected naval of kids at birth.
K Dairy Goat 18 Selected and prepared animals for fair exhibition.
K Dairy Goat 19 Exhibited animals at the fair.
K Dairy Goat 20 Developed market for goat products.
K Dairy Goat 21 Sterilized milking equipment.
K Dairy Goat 22 Set up a schedule for maintenance of milking equipment.
L Horse
L Horse 1 Determined age by examining teeth.
L Horse 2 Selected breeding stock.
L Horse 3 Balanced feed rations.
L Horse 4 Detected mares and fillies in estrus.
L Horse 5 Checked for signs of parturition in mares.
L Horse 6 Prepared stall or pasture lot for foaling.
L Horse 7 Assisted mare in foaling.
L Horse 8 Check temperature.
L Horse 9 Disinfected navel of foal.
L Horse 10 Assisted foal to drink colostrum.
L Horse 11 Selected and fed creep ration.
L Horse 12 Applied oil on udder of mares at weaning.
L Horse 13 Adjusted halter of growing foal.
L Horse 14 Selected tack for intended use.
L Horse 15 Adjusted tack to proper size for horse.
L Horse 16 Selected proper grooming equipment.
L Horse 17 Groomed horse for exhibiting.
L Horse 18 Adjusted ration based on feed analysis.
L Horse 19 Used proper procedure in warm up and cool down of horse.
L Horse 20 Developed schedule for proper care of feet and hooves.
L Horse 21 Trimmed and cared for feet and hooves.
L Horse 22 Developed and administered vaccination program.
L Horse 23 Prevented and/or controlled parasites.
L Horse 24 Implemented safety program for handling equine.
L Horse 25 Exhibited horses using correct showing techniques.
L Horse 26 Selected horses by visual appraisal.
L Horse 27 Presented oral reasons when judging horses.
M Poultry
M Poultry 1 Selected birds--layers or broilers.
M Poultry 2 Balanced a ration.
M Poultry 3 Calculated floor space needed.
M Poultry 4 Calculated feeder space and water space needed.
M Poultry 5 Determined and provided proper lighting requirements.
M Poultry 6 Disinfected housing.
M Poultry 7 Selected bedding.
M Poultry 8 Adjusted ventilation in poultry building.
M Poultry 9 Adjusted brooder temperature.
M Poultry 10 Selected and administered medication.
M Poultry 11 Controlled rodents and wild birds.
M Poultry 12 Diagnosed diseases.
M Poultry 13 Diagnosed external parasites.
M Poultry 14 Adjusted and maintained feeders and waterers.
M Poultry 15 Prepared equipment for storage.
M Poultry 16 Repaired brooder equipment.
M Poultry 17 Wormed birds.
M Poultry 18 Debeaked birds.
M Poultry 19 Recorded chick mortality.
M Poultry 20 Kept management records.
M Poultry 21 Prevented and/or controlled flies.
M Poultry 22 Identified poultry breeds.
M Poultry 23 Pionioned wings.
M Poultry 24 Sexed birds.
M Poultry 25 Dressed and cleaned birds.
M Poultry 26 Cut up birds for packaging.
M Poultry 27 Incubated eggs.
M Poultry 28 Marketed manure for gardens.
M Poultry 29 Prepared and exhibited birds for shows.
M Poultry 30 Culled live birds.
M Poultry 31 Graded bird carcasses.
M Poultry 32 Detoed birds
M Poultry 33 Identified birds (leg bands).
M Poultry 34 Artificially inseminated poultry.
M Poultry 35 Secured contract for egg production.
M Poultry 36 Prepared house for started pullets.
M Poultry 37 Selected and used refrigerating equipment.
M Poultry 38 Cased and/or racked eggs with the small end down.
M Poultry 39 Washed eggs.
M Poultry 40 Maintained egg gathering equipment.
M Poultry 41 Kept egg production records.
M Poultry 42 Candied eggs.
M Poultry 43 Graded eggs.
N Rabbit
N Rabbit 1 Selected a breed best suited for purpose of production.
N Rabbit 2 Selected and/or purchased breeding stock.
N Rabbit 3 Constructed and/or purchased hutches.
N Rabbit 4 Installed feeders and placed guards over feeders.
N Rabbit 5 Installed nesting box in hutch.
N Rabbit 6 Protected edges of nesting box from chewing.
N Rabbit 7 Constructed nest box with adequate drainage.
N Rabbit 8 Selected proper bedding for nest box.
N Rabbit 9 Identified rabbits with a tattoo or ear tags.
N Rabbit 10 Handled rabbits correctly.
N Rabbit 11 Developed a breeding schedule.
N Rabbit 12 Weaned litters at proper age.
N Rabbit 13 Detected estrus.
N Rabbit 14 Selected sire for A.I.
N Rabbit 15 Injected does with hormone to induce ovulation.
N Rabbit 16 Artificially inseminated does.
N Rabbit 17 Palpated doe to determine pregnancy.
N Rabbit 18 Disinfected next boxes and cages.
N Rabbit 19 Fostered excess kits to does with small litters.
N Rabbit 20 Developed a ration for does after kindling.
N Rabbit 21 Sexed rabbits.
N Rabbit 22 Trained rabbits how to drink before weaning.
N Rabbit 23 Maintained proper temperatures.
N Rabbit 24 Kept complete and accurate records.
N Rabbit 25 Weighed and recorded litter weight.
N Rabbit 26 Registered purebred animals.
N Rabbit 27 Balanced a ration.
N Rabbit 28 Determined the nutrient content of feed stuffs used in the ration.
N Rabbit 29 Diagnosed sick rabbits.
N Rabbit 30 Selected and used antibiotics in water.
N Rabbit 31 Posted a rabbit to diagnose cause of death.
Prepared rabbits for exhibition and exhibited rabbits at fair or other
N Rabbit 32 show.
N Rabbit 33 Developed market for fryers, breeding stock and/or wool.
N Rabbit 34 Sold fryers at recommended weight.
N Rabbit 35 Butchered a rabbit.
O Sheep Flock
O Sheep Flock 1 Developed a budget for sheep production.
O Sheep Flock 2 Prepared a cash flow statement.
O Sheep Flock 3 Planned monthly management calendar.
Selected breed of sheep, keeping in mind accelerated lambing,
O Sheep Flock 4 wool, meat, and prolific breeds.
O Sheep Flock 5 Kept accurate records and analyzed them at the end of each year.
O Sheep Flock 6 Completed a livestock inventory.
Selected breeding stock based on visual observation and
O Sheep Flock 7 performance.
O Sheep Flock 8 Culled ewe flock based on visual observation and performance.
O Sheep Flock 9 Sheared sheep.
O Sheep Flock 10 Used marking harness on ram at breeding to identify ewes bred.
O Sheep Flock 11 Selected correct ewe-ram ratio.
O Sheep Flock 12 Selected ration for ram during the breeding season.
O Sheep Flock 13 Selected ration to flush ewes.
O Sheep Flock 14 Trimmed feet.
O Sheep Flock 15 Bred ewes to lamb at desirable time.
O Sheep Flock 16 Tagged ewes and trimmed rams around sheath.
O Sheep Flock 17 Pregnancy tested ewes.
O Sheep Flock 18 Kept accurate breeding records.
O Sheep Flock 19 Rotated pastures to provide maximum grazing.
O Sheep Flock 20 Dipped sheep for external parasite control.
Formulated a balanced ration which: a) maintained body weight
during first 2/3 of gestation; b) increased body weight during last
O Sheep Flock 21 1/3 of gestation; and c) was fed during lactation.
O Sheep Flock 22 Wormed ewes before lambing.
Vaccinated ewes for: a) enterotoxemia; b) ketosis; c) vibriosis; and
O Sheep Flock 23 d) sore mouth.
O Sheep Flock 24 Provided mineral supplement and salt for sheep.
O Sheep Flock 25 Gave assistance to ewe at lambing time.
O Sheep Flock 26 Bottle fed baby lamb with milk replacer.
O Sheep Flock 27 Revived baby lamb with warm colostrum.
O Sheep Flock 28 Grafted orphan baby lamb to ewe.
O Sheep Flock 29 Used individual lambing pens.
O Sheep Flock 30 Provided supplemental heat during cold weather lambing.
O Sheep Flock 31 Weighed lambs at birth and at weaning.
O Sheep Flock 32 Constructed a lamb creep area.
O Sheep Flock 33 Docked lamb tails.
O Sheep Flock 34 Castrated lambs.
O Sheep Flock 35 Tagged lambs ear for identification.
O Sheep Flock 36 Vaccinated lambs for enterotoxemia.
O Sheep Flock 37 Vaccinated lambs with Vitamin E and Selenium.
O Sheep Flock 38 Recorded 120 day weights for breeding stock selection.
O Sheep Flock 39 Tied fleece properly with flesh side out.
O Sheep Flock 40 Recorded fleece weights and staple length at shearing.
O Sheep Flock 41 Used a scenario to evaluate a breeding sheep class.
O Sheep Flock 42 Presented oral reasons when judging breeding sheep.
P Market Lamb
P Market Lamb 1 Developed a feeder lamb budget.
P Market Lamb 2 Selected feeders that best fit the objectives of the program.
Determined animal housing requirements, including space,
P Market Lamb 3 ventilation, waste handling, and water.
P Market Lamb 4 Determined proper pen size.
P Market Lamb 5 Provided proper amount and quality of water.
P Market Lamb 6 Selected feed based on feed tag analysis.
P Market Lamb 7 Formulated a balanced ration for efficient gain.
P Market Lamb 8 Calculated the protein percent of a ration.
P Market Lamb 9 Calculated the most economical ration.
P Market Lamb 10 Adjusted ration for desired finish weight and time.
P Market Lamb 11 Sampled feed for analysis.
P Market Lamb 12 Adjusted ration based on feed analysis.
Vaccinated lambs for: a) enterotoxemia; b) sore mouth; c)
P Market Lamb 13 internal/external parasites.
Sheared lambs during summer to improve average daily gain and
P Market Lamb 14 reduce stress.
P Market Lamb 15 Fitted lamb for show and exhibited a lamb.
P Market Lamb 16 Calculated break even price.
Used marketing outlets: a) tele-auction; b) direct; c) sale barn and
P Market Lamb 17 d) other.
P Market Lamb 18 Estimated the quality grade of a live animal.
P Market Lamb 19 Estimated backfat and loin eye of a live animal.
P Market Lamb 20 Calculated average daily gain and feed efficiency.
Used a computer for record keeping and other management
P Market Lamb 21 decisions.
Kept accurate records and analyzed them at the conclusion of the
P Market Lamb 22 feeding period.
P Market Lamb 23 Tattooed lamb for identification.
P Market Lamb 24 Planned and participated in lamb wool promotional events.
P Market Lamb 25 Identified wholesale and retail lamb meat cuts.
P Market Lamb 26 Used a scenario to evaluate a market lamb judging class.
P Market Lamb 27 Justified your placing on a judging class by giving oral reasons.
Q Swine
Q Swine 1 Selected replacement gilts by visual appraisal.
Q Swine 2 Selected replacement gilts by using sow productivity records.
Q Swine 3 Flushed sows and gilts before breeding.
Q Swine 4 Pen bred or hand-mated sows and gilts.
Q Swine 5 Balanced a ration for hogs of a given age group.
Q Swine 6 Scrubbed sows before placing in farrowing facility.
Q Swine 7 Selected a farrowing ration.
Q Swine 8 Calculated sow productivity index.
Q Swine 9 Collected semen from boar.
Q Swine 10 Determined sperm content of boar semen.
Q Swine 11 Used extender in boar semen.
Q Swine 12 Registered or transferred pedigree information of purebred hogs.
Q Swine 13 Detected heat in sows or gilts.
Q Swine 14 Synchronized estrus in replacement gilts.
Q Swine 15 Identified sows and gilts for management purposes.
Q Swine 16 Culled breeding herd.
Q Swine 17 Monitored and controlled feeding level of breeding swine.
Q Swine 18 Selected farrowing equipment and flooring alternatives.
Q Swine 19 Clipped and treated navel cords of baby pigs.
Q Swine 20 Ear-notched baby pigs.
Q Swine 21 Docked tails on baby pigs.
Q Swine 22 Treated pigs to prevent anemia.
Q Swine 23 Clipped needle teeth on baby pigs.
Q Swine 24 Castrated pigs.
Treated pigs for lice and mange using spray or injectable
Q Swine 25 products.
Q Swine 26 Weaned pigs properly.
Q Swine 27 Kept accurate breeding and farrowing records of sows and gilts.
Selected boars using performance records from reputable firm or
Q Swine 28 test station.
Kept an accurate record of feed consumed and calculated feed
Q Swine 29 efficiency.
Cleaned and disinfected all hog facilities and equipment between
Q Swine 30 groups.
Probed or used electronic machine to determine backfat and loin
Q Swine 31 eye size.
Q Swine 32 Artificially inseminated sows or gilts.
Q Swine 33 Monitored and recorded health level of swine herd.
Q Swine 34 Used ultrasound to determine pregnancy of sows and gilts.
Administered approved vaccines intramuscularly or
Q Swine 35 subcutaneously.
Q Swine 36 Administered vaccine according to label instructions.
Q Swine 37 Planned and recorded vaccination schedule for breeding herd.
Q Swine 38 Selected and administered a wormer for appropriate age pigs.
Q Swine 39 Computerized swine records.
Q Swine 40 Determined feeder and waterer space needed for hogs.
Q Swine 41 Calculated average daily gain for market hogs.
Q Swine 42 Operated a scale to sort market weight hogs.
Q Swine 43 Determined best market strategy.
Q Swine 44 Read and interpreted grade and yield report.
Q Swine 45 Properly prepared a pig for showing.
Q Swine 46 Exhibited hogs using proper showing techniques.
Q Swine 47 Rung pigs as needed.
Selected and administered treatment of swine for acquired
Q Swine 48 diseases.
Q Swine 49 Took the temperature of a pig.
Q Swine 50 Determined facility needs for various aged pigs.
Q Swine 51 Prepared a swine enterprise budget.
Q Swine 52 Adjusted ventilation in swine building.
Q Swine 53 Traced and measured actual loin eye area.
Q Swine 54 Measured backfat on swine carcass.
Q Swine 55 Prepared feature article promoting pork.
Q Swine 56 Prepared sales presentation for merchandising pork products.
Q Swine 57 Used telephone to acquire each hog price bid before marketing.
Q Swine 58 Identified wholesale and retail pork meat cuts.
Q Swine 59 Calculated lean pork value of market hogs.
Q Swine 60 Used a scenario to evaluate a swine judging class.
Presented oral reasons to justify your placing of a swine judging
Q Swine 61 class.
R Corn
R Corn 1 Developed a budget or cash flow for corn production.
Used the Iowa Corn Yield Test results to determine varieties to
R Corn 2 plant.
R Corn 3 Calendarized varieties and prepared a variety planting chart.
R Corn 4 Determined crop insurance needs.
R Corn 5 Kept records on gross income, expenses, and net income.
R Corn 6 Kept records on pesticides used, rate applied, and field map.
R Corn 7 Kept records on fertilizer and lime applied.
Kept records on field operation dates (i.e. planting, cultivation,
R Corn 8 harvest, etc.)
R Corn 9 Kept records on weather conditions (i.e. rainfall, hail, etc.)
R Corn 10 Planned a crop rotation.
R Corn 11 Took an accurate, representative soil sample.
Interpreted soil test results and applied recommended fertilizer
R Corn 12 rates.
R Corn 13 Calibrated fertilizer or liming equipment.
R Corn 14 Applied lime.
R Corn 15 Applied dry fertilizer.
R Corn 16 Applied liquid fertilizer.
R Corn 17 Applied anhydrous ammonia.
R Corn 18 Applied manure and adjusted fertilizer recommendation.
R Corn 19 Made a leaf analysis during the growing season.
R Corn 20 Evaluated and eliminated drainage or erosion problem.
R Corn 21 Conducted a home yield test plot.
R Corn 22 Conducted a yield check.
Operated the following equipment: a) plow, chisel, and other
R Corn 23 primary tillage; b) field cultivator; c) disk; and d) cultimulcher.
R Corn 24 Compared conservation tillage to conventional tillage.
R Corn 25 Took soil temperatures before planting.
Made planter adjustments: a) starter fertilizer; b) plant population
(according to variety and condition); c) planting depth (according
R Corn 26 to condition); and d) insecticide rate.
R Corn 27 Operated a corn planter.
R Corn 28 Scouted for problem pests.
R Corn 29 Developed a pesticide field map.
R Corn 30 Determined economic threshold prior to treatment for pests.
Identified growth stages of corn to help ensure proper pesticide
R Corn 31 application.
R Corn 32 Selected and applied proper pesticide.
R Corn 33 Selected method of application.
R Corn 34 Calibrated and operated sprayer.
R Corn 35 Selected method of mechanical weed control.
R Corn 36 Operated rotary hoe.
R Corn 37 Operated and adjusted a cultivator.
R Corn 38 Tested crop for moisture content.
R Corn 39 Completed preharvest maintenance and adjustments.
R Corn 40 Operated and adjusted harvesting equipment to minimize losses.
R Corn 41 Calculated harvest losses.
Prepared storage facility: a) cleaned grain of foreign material; b)
treated grain with insecticides; and c) checked equipment for
R Corn 42 proper operation and maintenance before harvest.
R Corn 43 Dried grain to proper storage moisture.
R Corn 44 Checked grain in storage regularly.
R Corn 45 Aerated grain timely.
R Corn 46 Applied rodenticide.
R Corn 47 Prepared corn for exhibiting in a crop show.
R Corn 48 Identified market outlets.
Forward contracted with: a) local elevator; and/or b) Board of
R Corn 49 Trade
R Corn 50 Graded grain.
Promoted corn by becoming a member of the county or state corn
R Corn 51 production association.
R Corn 52 Selected and subscribed to market information.
R Corn 53 Calculated yields.
R Corn 54 Measured land and calculated acreage.
R Corn 55 Applied for and secured a commodity credit corporation loan.
S Forage
S Forage 1 Identified forage grasses.
S Forage 2 Identified forage legumes.
S Forage 3 Selected the correct forage for a specific purpose.
S Forage 4 Budgeted costs and returns.
S Forage 5 Developed rental or leasing arrangements.
S Forage 6 Computed the carrying capacity of pastures.
S Forage 7 Collected soil samples for analysis.
S Forage 8 Developed and used a fertilization program for forage crops.
S Forage 9 Calibrated fertilizing equipment.
S Forage 10 Applied lime.
Evaluated the old stand of forage and determined practices and
S Forage 11 procedures needed to improve the stand.
S Forage 12 Determined seeding rates and depths of planting.
S Forage 13 Prepared seedbed.
S Forage 14 Tested seed for germination.
S Forage 15 Selected varieties of forage seed.
S Forage 16 Inoculated seed.
S Forage 17 Broadcasted or used an end-gate seeder.
S Forage 18 Calibrated a grain drill.
S Forage 19 Frost seeded pastures.
S Forage 20 Selected proper pesticide(s) to be used on forage.
S Forage 21 Determined maturity stage for harvest.
Determined optimum moisture content for beginning machine
S Forage 22 harvest.
S Forage 23 Maintained and adjusted machines used in harvesting forages.
S Forage 24 Operated a mower or mower conditioner.
S Forage 25 Crimped or conditioned hay.
S Forage 26 Operated a large round baler.
S Forage 27 Operated a conventional square baler.
S Forage 28 Operated a forage chopper.
S Forage 29 Operated a forage stacker.
S Forage 30 Sampled forage for analysis of nutrient content.
S Forage 31 Determined market value of forage.
S Forage 32 Developed and used a marketing plan.
S Forage 33 Exhibited hay and/or silage at a show.
T Oats
T Oats 1 Prepared a budget for oats production.
T Oats 2 Cleaned seed before planting.
T Oats 3 Tested seed for germination.
T Oats 4 Applied fungicide on seed.
T Oats 5 Prepared a proper seedbed.
Selected an adapted oat variety for intended purpose using state
T Oats 6 yield test information.
T Oats 7 Adjusted grain drill for recommended seeding rates and depth.
T Oats 8 Incorporated oats at recommended depth.
T Oats 9 Took representative soil samples.
T Oats 10 Applied fertilizer according to soil test results.
T Oats 11 Inspected fields for weed infestation.
T Oats 12 Selected and applied an appropriate herbicide.
T Oats 13 Selected and applied recommended insecticide.
T Oats 14 Adjusted and operated a combine.
T Oats 15 Cleaned and fumigated storage facilities.
T Oats 16 Aerated and/or fumigated grain in storage.
T Oats 17 Estimated storage capacity of grain bin.
T Oats 18 Forward contracted on hedged oats.
T Oats 19 Prepared an oats crop budget sheet.
T Oats 20 Took test weight of oats.
T Oats 21 Tested oats for protein content.
T Oats 22 Kept records of income and expenses.
T Oats 23 Prepared grain for exhibition in a crop show.
T Oats 24 Conducted an oats yield check.
U Soybean
U Soybean 1 Created a budget or a cash flow statement.
U Soybean 2 Planned a crop rotation.
U Soybean 3 Determined the need for crop insurance.
U Soybean 4 Kept soybean production and management records.
U Soybean 5 Took representative soil samples to determine fertilizer needs.
U Soybean 6 Interpreted soil test results and applied recommended fertilizer.
U Soybean 7 Calibrated fertilizer or liming equipment.
U Soybean 8 Applied manure and adjusted fertilizer recommendation.
U Soybean 9 Made a leaf analysis during growing season.
U Soybean 10 Evaluated and eliminated drainage or erosion problems.
U Soybean 11 Tested seed beans for germination.
U Soybean 12 Cleaned seed.
U Soybean 13 Selected certified seed.
U Soybean 14 Inoculated seed beans.
U Soybean 15 Treated seed with fungicide or purchase treated seed.
U Soybean 16 Used Iowa Soybean Yield Test to help select variety.
U Soybean 17 Conducted a soybean demonstration plot.
U Soybean 18 Conducted a soybean yield check.
Operated the following equipment: a) plow, chisel, and other plow;
U Soybean 19 b) field cultivator; c) disk; and cultimulcher.
U Soybean 20 Laid contour lines where needed.
U Soybean 21 Took soil temperature before planting.
Planter adjustments made: a) plant population (according to
U Soybean 22 variety and conditions); b) planting depth; and c) pesticide rate.
U Soybean 23 Operated planter.
U Soybean 24 Operated grain drill.
U Soybean 25 Scouted problem pests.
U Soybean 26 Developed pesticide field map.
U Soybean 27 Determined economic threshold prior to treatment.
Identified growth stages of soybeans to help in pesticide
U Soybean 28 applications.
U Soybean 29 Selected proper pesticide.
U Soybean 30 Calibrated and operated sprayer.
U Soybean 31 Operated rotary hoe.
U Soybean 32 Adjusted and operated cultivator.
U Soybean 33 Used rope wick or recirculating sprayer.
U Soybean 34 Tested crop for moisture content.
U Soybean 35 Completed preharvest maintenance and adjustments.
U Soybean 36 Adjusted combine to minimize losses.
U Soybean 37 Operated combine.
U Soybean 38 Calculated harvest losses.
U Soybean 39 Prepared storage facility for soybeans.
U Soybean 40 Treated grain with insecticide and/or fungicide.
Completed pre-operation and maintenance check on: a)
U Soybean 41 spreaders; b) dryer-fan unit; c) sirrators; and d) augers.
U Soybean 42 Dried soybeans to proper storage moisture.
U Soybean 43 Detected problems in stored soybeans.
U Soybean 44 Aerated grain timely.
U Soybean 45 Prepared and exhibited soybeans for show.
U Soybean 46 Identified market outlets.
Forward contracted with: a) local elevator; and/or b) Board of
U Soybean 47 Trade
U Soybean 48 Graded soybeans.
Promoted soybeans by becoming a member of a soybean
U Soybean 49 association.
U Soybean 50 Selected and subscribed to market information sources.
U Soybean 51 Certified acres and yield with county ASCS office.
U Soybean 52 Measured land and calculated acres.
U Soybean 53 Applied for and secured a CCC loan.
V Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife
V 1
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Identified species of wildlife.
V 2
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Identified plants for wildlife food.
V 3
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Established wildlife plantation.
V 4
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Built and installed nesting boxes.
V 5
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Surveyed wildlife numbers.
V 6
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Identified wildlife tracks and signs.
V 7
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Practiced target shooting.
V 8
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Boiled and waxed traps.
V 9
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Tagged wildlife or birds.
V 10
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Skinned fur-bearing animals.
V 11
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Developed a marketing plan for furs.
V 12
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Incubated eggs.
V 13
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Developed ration for game birds.
V 14
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Sharpened a knife.
V 15
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Field dressed game animals.
V 16
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Cleaned a gun.
V 17
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Set traps.
V 18
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Stretched pelts.
V 19
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Tanned pelts.
V 20
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Planted food plots.
V 21
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Processed game meat.
V 22
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Strung a bow.
V 23
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Set gun sight.
V 24
Natural Resources Skills--Wildlife Reloaded shotgun or rifle shells.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 1 Identified species of fish.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 2 Selected fish species for stocking.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 3 Developed a feeding ration for growing fish.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 4 Identified aquatic plants.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 5 Controlled undesirable vegetation.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 6 Established the proper environment for fish.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 7 Operated outboard motor and boat.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 8 Selected fishing equipment, line, and lures.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 9 Tagged fish.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 10 Collected and maintained live bait.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 11 Calculated population rate.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 12 Installed pond aerators.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 13 Filleted fish.
W Natural Resources Skills--Fish 14 Skinned and cleaned fish.
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Identified species of trees.
1
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Mapped forest areas.
2
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Operated mechanical tree planter.
3
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Operated a chain saw.
4
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Pruned trees.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Determined age of trees.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Measured tree height and diameter.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Calculated board feet of lumber.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Calculated cords of wood.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Selected tree species to match the site.
10
X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Applied herbicides to control weeds.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Root pruned seedlings.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Laid out a windbreak.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Hand planted trees with a spade.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Sheared Christmas trees.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Stacked firewood.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Operated log splitter.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Calculated BTU's per cord of wood.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Propagated trees from seeds.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Propagated trees from hardwood cuttings.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Transplanted trees.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Sharpened saw blades.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Completed tree order forms.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Installed tree protective devices.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Stacked trees.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Sprayed for pests.
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X Natural Resources Skills--Forestry Maintained equipment.
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Y Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 1 Surveyed the community to determine needs.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 2 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation hiking trails.
Y 3 Organized
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation a trail ride.
Y 4 Selected location for safety signs.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 5 Selected a
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation camp site.
Y 6 Selected insurance.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 7 Performed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation CPR.
Y 8 Identified public access areas.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 9 Maintained
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation equipment and facilities.
Y 10 Winterized
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation cabins.
Y 11 Put up a tent.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 12 Built a campfire.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 13 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation a picnic table.
Y 14 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation outside restrooms.
Y 15 Identified and labeled plant material.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Y 16 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation snow ski facilities.
Y 17 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation boat dock.
Y 18 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation water sport facilities.
Y 19 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation shelter house.
Y 20 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation tennis court.
Y 21 Constructed
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation basketball court.
Y 22 Established
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation hunting preserve.
Y 23 Restored historical site.
Natural Resources Skills--Outdoor Recreation
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 1 Took a well water sample.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 2 Took a surface water sample.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 3 Interpreted water test results.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 4 Maintained water pump.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 5 Calculated water needs.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 6 Maintained chlorinator.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 7 Calculated pumping capabilities.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 8 Read a water meter.
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water 9Identified sources of pollution.
Z 10
Natural Resources Skills--Water Planned and implemented a pollution control program.
Z 11
Natural Resources Skills--Water Constructed a terrace to control waste run off.
Z 12
Natural Resources Skills--Water Calculated water flow.
Applied chemicals at reduced rates which would give effective
Z Natural Resources Skills--Water results.
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AA Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 1 Identified agricultural pests.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 2 Read
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control and interpreted a pesticide label.
AA 3 Calibrated a sprayer.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 4 Applied pesticides (herbicide, insecticide, fungicide).
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 5 Disposed of pesticide containers properly.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 6 Selected sprayer nozzles.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 7 Followed label instructions for withdrawal periods.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 8 Used
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control personal safety equipment.
AA 9 Identified herbicide injury on plants.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 10 Determined the economic threshold for treatment.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 11 Scouted crops for pest infestation.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 12 Evaluated pesticides with check strips.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 13 Established bait stations for rodent control.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 14 Established a chemical storage area.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 15 Identified the life cycle of insects.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 16 Selected disinfectant for boots and clothing.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 17 Identified beneficial insects.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 18 Trapped rodents.
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control
AA 19 Set
Natural Resources Skills--Pest Control insect traps to determine population.
BB Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 1 Wrote a legal description for land.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 2 Took a soil sample.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 3 Read and interpreted a soil test report.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 4 Developed field record of fertilizer applied.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 5 Developed record of pesticide use.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 6 Calculated field acreage.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 7 Evaluated weed control for various soil types.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 8 Selected pesticides for soil type.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 9 Used a hand level.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 10 Used an engineering leve/transit.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 11 Measured slope of land.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 12 Estimated organic matter content of soil.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 13 Identified texture of soil.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 14 Identified soil drainage needs.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 15 Laid out grass waterway.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Identified need for a specific soil/water conservation practice--
grass waterways, contours, terraces, strip cropping, and
BB 16 conservation tillage.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 17 Laid out a contour line.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 18 Laid out a terrace.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 19 Established a crop rotation.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 20 Calculated crop residue cover.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 21 Prepared a budget for conservation practices.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 22 Calculated the amount of fertilizer/lime needed.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 23 Evaluated soils for non-ag uses.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 24 Used a soil survey report.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 25 Used a soil compaction probe.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 26 Identified the land capability class and subclass.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 27 Used color codes for land capability classes.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 28 Identified zoning laws.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 29 Determined landscape position.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 30 Identified horizons of a soil profile.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 31 Measured thickness of the A horizon.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 32 Calculated soil loss using the "soil loss equation".
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 33 Identified soil parent material.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 34 Identified erosion class.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 35 Tested soil for calcarerous condition.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Explained the general provisions of the 1988 Food Security Act: a)
Conservation Reserve; b) Sodbuster; c) Swampbuster, and d)
BB 36 Conservation Compliance.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Identified highly erodible land associated with the Food Security
Act. (Conservation Compliance; Compliance Reserve and
BB 37 Sodbuster)
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Identified wetland and wetland plants associated with the Food
BB 38 Security Act (Swampbuster).
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Made income comparison on a farm participating in the Food
BB 39 Security Act program vs. one that is a nonparticipant.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Estimated wildlife increases on conservation reserve land vs. the
BB 40 same land in row crop.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Determined the savings on fertilizer and pesticide application on
BB 41 conservation reserve land compared to the same land in row crop.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Using one farm for actual calculations, projected dollar benefits to
the entire county if all eligible land were in the conservation
BB 42 reserve.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Developed a news release explaining benefits from the Food
BB 43 Security Act.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Located a field that would qualify for the conservation reserve
BB 44 program.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
Developed a conservation plan to qualify for the Food Security Act
BB 45 (Conservation Compliance).
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
BB 46 Followed minimum tillage practices.
Natural Resources Skills--Land/Soil
CC Safety
Safety color coded equipment according to the National Safety
CC Safety 1 Council.
CC Safety 2 Installed ground outlets.
CC Safety 3 Installed nonskid surfaces.
CC Safety 4 Selected fire extinguishers.
CC Safety 5 Selected proper breathing apparatus.
CC Safety 6 Used standard agricultural hand signals.
CC Safety 7 Placed safety stickers on farm machinery.
CC Safety 8 Placed SMV signs on machinery.
CC Safety 9 Installed safety flashers on tractors.
CC Safety 10 Selected safety eye protection.
CC Safety 11 Installed, replaced, and maintained safety shields on equipment.
CC Safety 12 Checked hydraulic hoses for leaks and pinholes.
CC Safety 13 Used operators manual to learn correct operation procedures.
CC Safety 14 Ventilated work area.
CC Safety 15 Placed first aid kits in shop, tractors, and combine.
CC Safety 16 Maintained hydraulic hoses.
CC Safety 17 Used wheel weights to balance tractor for field operation.
CC Safety 18 Installed slip resistant steps on tractor and combine.
CC Safety 19 Repaired seat belt.
CC Safety 20 Installed trailer brakes on wagons.
CC Safety 21 Installed smoke alarms in shop.
CC Safety 22 Installed alarms to detect fire or power outages.
CC Safety 23 Follow safe fuel handling measurers.
CC Safety 24 Developed list of chemical first aid numbers.
CC Safety 25 Developed pesticide use map or record.
CC Safety 26 Properly disposed of used chemical containers.
CC Safety 27 Installed ground fault protection on outside equipment.
CC Safety 28 Installed ladder guard on bin and silo ladders.
Recorded antibiotic use and followed label withdrawal
CC Safety 29 recommendations.
CC Safety 30 Installed ROPS.
Selected proper protective clothing for handling hazardous
CC Safety 31 materials.
Repaired and/or replaced damaged electrical fixtures or
CC Safety 32 appliances.
DD Carpentry
DD Carpentry 1 Developed a bill of materials and projected cost list.
DD Carpentry 2 Interpreted a wood projected construction plan.
DD Carpentry 3 Laid out and prepared wood materials for cutting.
Selected and used appropriate nails, fasterners, screws, bolts,
DD Carpentry 4 glue, wood, and/or paint brushes.
DD Carpentry 5 Used hammer to drive and set nails.
DD Carpentry 6 Cut lumber with hand saw.
DD Carpentry 7 Operated portable electric circular saw.
DD Carpentry 8 Operated table saw.
DD Carpentry 9 Operated radial arm saw.
DD Carpentry 10 Operated portable hand drill.
DD Carpentry 11 Operated drill press.
DD Carpentry 12 Drilled holes using ratchet brace.
DD Carpentry 13 Transferred angles using T-bevel square.
DD Carpentry 14 Laid out angles on lumber using tri-square.
DD Carpentry 15 Laid out right angles on lumber using framing square.
DD Carpentry 16 Laid out angles on braces or rafters using a framing square.
DD Carpentry 17 Checked plumbness and levelness using a carpenter's level.
DD Carpentry 18 Laid out and cut materials for rafters.
DD Carpentry 19 Assembled a truss rafter.
DD Carpentry 20 Installed a tar paper base on a roof to be shingled.
DD Carpentry 21 Installed asphalt or wood shingles on a roof.
DD Carpentry 22 Installed metal or fiberglass roofing materials to roof.
DD Carpentry 23 Selected proper paint or preservative.
DD Carpentry 24 Prepared surface for paint application.
DD Carpentry 25 Applied paint or preservative.
DD Carpentry 26 Cleaned paint brush and stored it properly.
DD Carpentry 27 Calculated rafter length from span and rise.
EE Metals
EE Metals 1 Selected metals by design and strength.
EE Metals 2 Controlled heat distortion of metals.
EE Metals 3 Used metal bender to shape cold metal.
EE Metals 4 Used heat to shape metals.
EE Metals 5 Used tap and die set to do threading.
Tempered, annealed, hardened, normalled and welded to control
EE Metals 6 crystalization.
EE Metals 7 Operated metal grinder.
EE Metals 8 Operated metal bandsaw.
EE Metals 9 Operated a nibbler to cut metal.
EE Metals 10 Operated a power shears to cut metal.
EE Metals 11 Sharpened twist drill bits.
EE Metals 12 Sharpened chisels.
EE Metals 13 Sharpened punches.
EE Metals 14 Sharpened screwdrivers.
EE Metals 15 Reconditioned chain saw cutting parts.
EE Metals 16 Prepared metals for soldering.
EE Metals 17 Sweated soldering copper fittings.
EE Metals 18 Soldered sheet metal joints and seams.
EE Metals 19 Heat treated a cold chisel.
EE Metals 20 Soldered electrical connections.
EE Metals 21 Joined metals by riveting.
EE Metals 22 Laid out and drilled holes with twist drill.
EE Metals 23 Drilled metal using drill press.
EE Metals 24 Cut metal with power saw.
EE Metals 25 Sawed with the hand hacksaw.
EE Metals 26 Bent sheet and strap steel to angle or shape desired.
EE Metals 27 Operated a wire-feed welder.
FF Arc Welding
Identified the various types of metals using a spark test and their
FF Arc Welding 1 various properties.
FF Arc Welding 2 Prepared materials for arc welding.
FF Arc Welding 3 Arc welded in flat position.
FF Arc Welding 4 Arc welded in horizontal position.
FF Arc Welding 5 Arc welded in vertical up position.
FF Arc Welding 6 Arc welded in vertical down position.
FF Arc Welding 7 Arc welded in overhead position.
Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead positions with a
FF Arc Welding 8 MIG welder (gas metal arch welder).
FF Arc Welding 9 Hard surfaced areas where extensive wear may occur.
FF Arc Welding 10 Arc welded cast iron.
FF Arc Welding 11 Joined pipe by arc welding.
FF Arc Welding 12 Completed butt arc weld.
FF Arc Welding 13 Completed tee arc weld.
FF Arc Welding 14 Completed lap arc weld.
Selected proper eye protection, gloves, and other safety wear for
FF Arc Welding 15 arc welding.
FF Arc Welding 16 Read and interpreted metal project plans and welding symbols.
FF Arc Welding 17 Selected appropriate electrode for a specific welding job.
FF Arc Welding 18 Cut metal using an arc welding process.
FF Arc Welding 19 Cut metal using the plasma arc cutting process.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 1 Assembled gas welding and cutting equipment.
Performed in order the complete procedure for lighting, adjusting
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 2 the flame, and shut down of the torch.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 3 Gas welded in flat position.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 4 Gas welded in horizontal position.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 5 Gas welded in vertical up position.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 6 Gas welded in overhead position.
Performed a hard surfacing operation using a gas welding
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 7 process.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 8 Gas welded cast iron using a rod and flux.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 9 Performed a braze weld operation.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 10 Cut metal with oxy-gas unit.
Selected the appropriate tip for the gas welding job to be
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 11 completed.
Selected appropriate eye protection and other safety equipment
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 12 for gas welding.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 13 Completed a "corner" gas weld.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 14 Completed an "edge" gas weld.
GG Gas Welding and Cutting 15 Completed a "butt" gas weld.
HH Electricity
HH Electricity 1 Ripped electrical cable to expose individual conductors.
HH Electricity 2 Stripped electrical conductor wires.
HH Electricity 3 Made proper splices using sodderless connectors.
HH Electricity 4 Installed a plug in on an electrical cable.
HH Electricity 5 Installed a one way or single switch.
HH Electricity 6 Installed a three way switch.
HH Electricity 7 Installed a four way switch.
HH Electricity 8 Wired a light and switch using a switched loop.
HH Electricity 9 Wired a receptacle for an outlet.
HH Electricity 10 Wired a thermostat.
HH Electricity 11 Installed a service entrance for single phase 120-240 volt service.
HH Electricity 12 Connected a motor to a power source.
HH Electricity 13 Changed the voltage on a dual voltage motor.
HH Electricity 14 Changed the direction of motor rotation.
HH Electricity 15 Serviced and lubricated an electric motor.
HH Electricity 16 Grounded electrical circuits.
HH Electricity 17 Installed conduit.
HH Electricity 18 Selected correct wire size.
HH Electricity 19 Selected correct fuse or circuit breaker size.
HH Electricity 20 Read and interpreted wiring diagrams.
HH Electricity 21 Operated an ammeter.
HH Electricity 22 Operated a volt meter.
HH Electricity 23 Wired and/or read a kilowatt meter.
HH Electricity 24 Calculated voltage drop.
HH Electricity 25 Selected an overload protection device.
HH Electricity 26 Installed an overload protection device.
HH Electricity 27 Drew a wiring plan or schematic for a job.
HH Electricity 28 Installed underground (UF) feeder wire.
HH Electricity 29 Shaped or stapled wire securely.
HH Electricity 30 Completed service load for a building.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 1 Tested battery.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 2 Serviced battery connections.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 3 Activated battery.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 4 Charged battery.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 5 Tested charging circuit.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 6 Adjusted voltage regulator.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 7 Serviced alternator or generator.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 8 Replaced amperage gauge.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 9 Serviced ignition wires.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 10 Serviced spark plugs.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 11 Serviced distributor.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 12 Tested starter circuits.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 13 Installed breaker points and condenser.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 14 Set ignition timing.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 15 Serviced starter.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 16 Replaced starter motor.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 17 Replaced ring gear on flywheel.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 18 Serviced fuel and air filters.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 19 Serviced and repaired governor.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 20 Adjusted carburetor.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 21 Serviced fuel pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 22 Serviced diesel fuel filter.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 23 Serviced diesel fuel pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 24 Serviced diesel fuel transfer pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 25 Serviced diesel fuel injector.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 26 Bled diesel fuel system.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 27 Serviced diesel fuel injection pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 28 Timed fuel injection pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 29 Serviced turbocharger.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 30 Tested coolant.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 31 Tested cooling system pressure.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 32 Cleaned cooling system.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 33 Replaced thermostat.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 34 Replaced radiator hose.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 35 Replaced fan belt.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 36 Replaced water pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 37 Cleaned engine cooling fans.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 38 Repaired radiator.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 39 Tested hydraulic system.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 40 Serviced hydraulic pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 41 Serviced hydraulic valve.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 42 Serviced hydraulic cylinder.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 43 Serviced hydraulic motor.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 44 Reconditioned hoses and connections.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 45 Serviced power takeoff drive.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 46 Serviced universal joints.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 47 Serviced drive shaft.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 48 Serviced special drives.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 49 Serviced torque converter.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 50 Adjusted clutch free-play.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 51 Serviced clutch.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 52 Adjusted gear train.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 53 Serviced transmission.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 54 Repaired differential.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 55 Serviced differential lock.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 56 Adjusted ring gear and pinion.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 57 Preloaded axle bearings.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 58 Replaced axle seals and gaskets.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 59 Serviced final drive.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 60 Serviced valve assembly.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 61 Measured piston ring-end gap.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 62 Torqued engine bolts.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 63 Measured engine vacuum.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 64 Used plastigage, micrometers, and other measuring devices.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 65 Measured engine compression.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 66 Adjusted valves.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 67 Tested engine efficiency and horsepower.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 68 Serviced piston assembly.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 69 Serviced piston cylinder.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 70 Installed connecting rods.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 71 Installed crankshaft.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 72 Serviced camshaft.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 73 Serviced oil pump.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 74 Installed timing gears or chain.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 75 Replaced cylinder head.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 76 Replaced oil pan and gasket.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 77 Inspected lubricant level.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 78 Changed crankcase oil and filter.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 79 Changed differential lubricant.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 80 Serviced oil cooler.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 81 Prepared for painting.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 82 Painted.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 83 Serviced wheel bearings.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 84 Serviced steering mechanisms.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 85 Inspected tires for pressure and wear.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 86 Replaced brake assembly.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 87 Cleaned engines and other components.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 88 Adjusted front and rear weighting.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 89 Installed duals.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 90 Adjusted wheel spacings.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 91 Serviced air conditioner.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 92 Recharged air conditioner.
II Tractor and/or Small Engine 93 Adjusted belt tension.
JJ Planter
JJ Planter 1 Adjusted planter depth.
JJ Planter 2 Adjusted plant population.
JJ Planter 3 Calibrated row crop planter seeding rates.
JJ Planter 4 Adjusted fertilizer rates.
JJ Planter 5 Adjusted insecticide rates.
JJ Planter 6 Adjusted herbicide rates.
JJ Planter 7 Greased and lubricated planter parts.
JJ Planter 8 Operated a row crop planter.
JJ Planter 9 Read and interpreted electronic monitor during operation.
JJ Planter 10 Replaced bearing.
JJ Planter 11 Replaced depth gauge wheel.
JJ Planter 12 Replaced marker arm.
JJ Planter 13 Selected coulter.
JJ Planter 14 Replaced coulter.
JJ Planter 15 Replaced packer wheel/chain.
JJ Planter 16 Prepared planter for storage.
JJ Planter 17 Selected plate to match seed size.
JJ Planter 18 Replaced brushes on seed drop.
JJ Planter 19 Replaced spring loaded finger pick up.
JJ Planter 20 Replaced shear pin.
KK Grain Drill
KK Grain Drill 1 Adjusted grain drill depth.
KK Grain Drill 2 Calibrated grain drill seeding rate.
KK Grain Drill 3 Adjusted seeding rate.
KK Grain Drill 4 Greased and lubricated grain drill.
KK Grain Drill 5 Operated a grain drill.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 1 Operated a hay mower-conditioner.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 2 Sharpened sickle.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 3 Replaced sickle sections.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 4 Operated a hay rake.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 5 Adjusted hay rake length.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 6 Replaced teeth on hay rake.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 7 Operated a hay baler.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 8 Adjusted bale tension.
Rethreaded and adjusted baler typing mechanism after
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 9 malfunctioning.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 10 Replaced belts on large round baler.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 11 Greased and lubricated hay and forage equipment.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 12 Operated a forage chopper.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 13 Set length of cut on forage chopper.
LL Hay and Forage Equipment 14 Sharpened knives on forage chopper.
MM Tillage Equipment
MM Tillage Equipment 1 Operated a tandem disc.
MM Tillage Equipment 2 Operated an offset disc.
MM Tillage Equipment 3 Replaced disc blades/chisel points.
MM Tillage Equipment 4 Sharpened disc blades/rolling coulters.
MM Tillage Equipment 5 Replaced bearings.
MM Tillage Equipment 6 Operated a moldboard plow.
MM Tillage Equipment 7 Operated a chisel plow.
MM Tillage Equipment 8 Operated a rotary hoe.
MM Tillage Equipment 9 Operated a rowcrop cultivator.
MM Tillage Equipment 10 Greased and lubricated tillage equipment.
MM Tillage Equipment 11 Operated a harrow.
MM Tillage Equipment 12 Operated a cultimulcher.
MM Tillage Equipment 13 Operated a disc chisel.
MM Tillage Equipment 14 Operated a soil finisher.
NN Sprayer
NN Sprayer 1 Adjusted sprayer rate.
NN Sprayer 2 Greased and lubricated sprayer parts.
NN Sprayer 3 Calibrated sprayer rates.
NN Sprayer 4 Interpreted an electronic monitor during spraying.
NN Sprayer 5 Operated a crop sprayer.
NN Sprayer 6 Selected and installed new nozzles and/or tips.
NN Sprayer 7 Followed directions on chemical labels.
Used eye protection and rubber gloves when handling herbicides,
NN Sprayer 8 insecticides, and other crop chemicals.
NN Sprayer 9 Checked nozzle screens for holes, clogging, and wear.
NN Sprayer 10 Replaced electronic valve.
NN Sprayer 11 Properly disposed of herbicide containers.
OO Combine
OO Combine 1 Determined harvest losses.
OO Combine 2 Adjusted concave--cylinder clearance.
OO Combine 3 Adjusted the combine reel.
OO Combine 4 Adjusted snapping bars and gathering chains.
OO Combine 5 Selected and adjusted cylinder speed.
OO Combine 6 Adjusted the chaeffer and sieves.
OO Combine 7 Adjusted cleaning fan and/or blower.
OO Combine 8 Operated the combine.
OO Combine 9 Greased and lubricated combine parts.
OO Combine 10 Interpreted an electronic monitor to adjust combine.
OO Combine 11 Replaced sickle knives and guards.
PP Fence
PP Fence 1 Determined the requirements of a legal fence.
PP Fence 2 Mapped fence lines.
PP Fence 3 Selected proper fencing materials.
PP Fence 4 Designed a decorative fence.
PP Fence 5 Located fence line.
PP Fence 6 Set corner brace post.
PP Fence 7 Operated a hand post-hole digger.
PP Fence 8 Operated a power hole auger.
PP Fence 9 Operated a hydraulic post driver.
PP Fence 10 Operated a PTO wire roller.
Constructed fence of: a) all barbed wire; b) barbed and woven
wire; c) all wood; d) spring and stretch cable; e) welded wire panel
PP Fence 11 (cattle or swine); f) electric wire and gates; and g) chain link.
PP Fence 12 Constructed a gate.
PP Fence 13 Hung a gate.
PP Fence 14 Installed a cattle guard.
PP Fence 15 Installed a personal passageway.
PP Fence 16 Installed a floodgate.
PP Fence 17 Restretched and restapled wire.
PP Fence 18 Replaced damaged material.
PP Fence 19 Repaired gates.
PP Fence 20 Painted or stained wood.
PP Fence 21 Planned and designed a livestock handling facility.
PP Fence 22 Installed a sorting gate.
PP Fence 23 Constructed alleys for livestock handling.
PP Fence 24 Selected a headgate.
PP Fence 25 Installed or built a headgate.
PP Fence 26 Selected a livestock scale.
PP Fence 27 Installed a livestock scale.
PP Fence 28 Constructed a loading chute.
PP Fence 29 Repaired an existing facility.
QQ Plumbing
QQ Plumbing 1 Repaired leaky faucets.
QQ Plumbing 2 Selected pipe and pipe fittings.
QQ Plumbing 3 Cut threads on pipe.
QQ Plumbing 4 Measured and cut pipe.
QQ Plumbing 5 Installed threaded pipe.
QQ Plumbing 6 Cut and flared copper pipe.
QQ Plumbing 7 Caulked joints on pipe.
QQ Plumbing 8 Soldered (sweat) joints on copper pipe.
QQ Plumbing 9 Installed PVC pipe.
QQ Plumbing 10 Reamed pipe.
QQ Plumbing 11 Identified frequently used types of pipe fittings.
QQ Plumbing 12 Identified common plumbing tools.
QQ Plumbing 13 Selected plumbing fixtures.
QQ Plumbing 14 Developed a plumbing plan for plumbing fixtures.
QQ Plumbing 15 Thawed frozen water pipes.
QQ Plumbing 16 Unclogged pipes.
QQ Plumbing 17 Installed a faucet.
QQ Plumbing 18 Installed a water closet.
QQ Plumbing 19 Installed a garbage disposal.
QQ Plumbing 20 Installed a hot water heater.
QQ Plumbing 21 Installed a water softener.
QQ Plumbing 22 Installed a water purifier.
QQ Plumbing 23 Installed a water pump.
QQ Plumbing 24 Installed nipple waterer.
QQ Plumbing 25 Installed mist/drip system for summer livestock cooling.
QQ Plumbing 26 Installed hog or cattle waterer.
QQ Plumbing 27 Repaired a water pump.
QQ Plumbing 28 Planned a sewage disposal system for septic tanks.
RR Concrete
RR Concrete 1 Layed out a building foundation.
RR Concrete 2 Used a surveyor's level to determine slope.
RR Concrete 3 Conducted a slump test.
RR Concrete 4 Mixed concrete.
RR Concrete 5 Placed, consolidated, and finished concrete.
RR Concrete 6 Made insulation, control, and construction joints.
RR Concrete 7 Placed anchor bolts.
RR Concrete 8 Produced special finishes on concrete.
RR Concrete 9 Constructed forms.
RR Concrete 10 Calculated the amount of ready mix concrete to order.
RR Concrete 11 Calculated bill of materials for a job.
RR Concrete 12 Dug footing for building.
RR Concrete 13 Operated a bull float.
RR Concrete 14 Operated a screed float.
RR Concrete 15 Operated a power trowel.
RR Concrete 16 Edged concrete.
RR Concrete 17 Placed reinforcement rod/wire in concrete.
RR Concrete 18 Laid concrete block/bricks/stones.
RR Concrete 19 Mixed mortar.
RR Concrete 20 Placed bolts in hard concrete.
RR Concrete 21 Colored concrete.
SS Building
SS Building 1 Evaluated existing buildings for repairs or remodeling.
SS Building 2 Estimated costs of new building or repairs.
SS Building 3 Developed blueprint for building.
SS Building 4 Prepared a bill of materials.
SS Building 5 Selected a building site.
SS Building 6 Determined long range building needs for expansion.
SS Building 7 Applied for building permit.
SS Building 8 Leveled building site.
SS Building 9 Used transit.
SS Building 10 Squared building foundation.
SS Building 11 Dug footings.
SS Building 12 Properly used a crumber.
SS Building 13 Used fill sand.
SS Building 14 Set concrete forms.
SS Building 15 Poured footings and foundations.
SS Building 16 Framed a building
SS Building 17 Set poles for pole building.
SS Building 18 Constructed rafters.
SS Building 19 Placed rafters.
SS Building 20 Installed proper bracing.
SS Building 21 Installed siding.
SS Building 22 Installed sheating.
SS Building 23 Insulated a building.
SS Building 24 Laid asphalt shingles.
SS Building 25 Roofed a building
SS Building 26 Painted a building.
SS Building 27 Trimmed a building.
SS Building 28 Installed electrical system.
SS Building 29 Installed plumbing system.
SS Building 30 Installed ventilation system.
SS Building 31 Redesigned or remodeled a building for different use.
SS Building 32 Repaired roof.
SS Building 33 Installed heating system.
SS Building 34 Repaired window.
SS Building 35 Repaired floor.
SS Building 36 Repaired doors.
SS Building 37 Repaired siding.
SS Building 38 Repaired roof.
SS Building 39 Designed a manure handling system.
SS Building 40 Installed a manure handling system.
SS Building 41 Repaired a manure handling system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead
TT Home and/or Farmstead 1 Planned and planted a windbreak.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 2 Selected and planted shade trees.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 3 Selected and planted ornamental trees or shrubs.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 4 Planned and planted flower beads.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 5 Pruned trees and shrubs.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 6 Fertilized lawn.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 7 Fertilized garden.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 8 Fertilized trees.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 9 Selected proper seed for lawn.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 10 Seeded or reseeded a lawn.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 11 Controlled weeds.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 12 Cleaned up junk around farmstead.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 13 Watered lawn, trees, and/or flowers.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 14 Graveled lane.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 15 Maintained and/or repaired driveways.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 16 Paved driveway.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 17 Constructed new sidewalk.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 18 Painted fences.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 19 Built fences.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 20 Constructed new mailbox.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 21 Improved existing mailbox.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 22 Planned or altered farmstead layout.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 23 Removed old buildings.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 24 Constructed a picnic table or lawn furniture.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 25 Painted lawn furniture.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 26 Painted building.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 27 Selected proper paint.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 28 Controlled weeds.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 29 Wrapped young trees for winter protection.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 30 Developed an internal or external drainage system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 31 Maintained existing windbreak.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 32 Maintained adequate visibility around road entrance.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 33 Prepared building for painting.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 34 Resided building
TT Home and/or Farmstead 35 Shingled building.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 36 Winterized building.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 37 Renovated buildings.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 38 Installed ventilation system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 39 Installed hearing system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 40 Repaired heating system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 41 Installed electrical system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 42 Repaired electrical system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 43 Installed plumbing system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 44 Installed roofing gutters.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 45 Mixed concrete.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 46 Placed concrete.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 47 Determined slope.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 48 Laid concrete blocks or bricks.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 49 Repaired fence.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 50 Constructed livestock equipment.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 51 Repaired livestock equipment.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 52 Developed a fire safety system.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 53 Inventoried hazard materials.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 54 Properly stored hazardous materials.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 55 Properly maintained water supply.
TT Home and/or Farmstead 56 Sampled drinking water supply and had it tested.
UU Greenhouse
UU Greenhouse 1 Prepared a budget.
UU Greenhouse 2 Selected a greenhouse structure.
UU Greenhouse 3 Constructed a greenhouse frame.
UU Greenhouse 4 Installed and/or repaired plumbing.
UU Greenhouse 5 Installed and/or repaired electrical wiring.
UU Greenhouse 6 Installed and/or repaired heating system.
UU Greenhouse 7 Installed and/or repaired ventilation system.
UU Greenhouse 8 Installed and/or repaired cooling system.
UU Greenhouse 9 Installed shading system.
UU Greenhouse 10 Installed automatic mist system.
UU Greenhouse 11 Installed automatic lighting system.
UU Greenhouse 12 Constructed benches.
UU Greenhouse 13 Installed irrigation system.
UU Greenhouse 14 Constructed cold frame.
UU Greenhouse 15 Prepared planting media.
UU Greenhouse 16 Sterilized planting media.
UU Greenhouse 17 Fertilized media.
UU Greenhouse 18 Maintained dormant plants.
UU Greenhouse 19 Prepare/planted seeds.
UU Greenhouse 20 Prepared/planted bulbs, corms, tubers, rhizomes, and roots.
UU Greenhouse 21 Prepared/transplanted seedlings, cutting, and stolons.
UU Greenhouse 22 Prepared/transplanted large plants.
UU Greenhouse 23 Labeled plants.
UU Greenhouse 24 Set time clocks for automatic mist and lighting systems.
UU Greenhouse 25 Propagated plants by cuttings.
UU Greenhouse 26 Propagated plants through layerage techniques.
UU Greenhouse 27 Propagated plants by division.
UU Greenhouse 28 Propagated plants by budding.
UU Greenhouse 29 Propagated plants by grafting.
UU Greenhouse 30 Pinched flowering plants.
UU Greenhouse 31 Disbudded flowering plants.
UU Greenhouse 32 Pruned plants.
UU Greenhouse 33 Applied growth regulating chemicals.
UU Greenhouse 34 Applied rooting hormones to cuttings.
UU Greenhouse 35 Misted cuttings.
UU Greenhouse 36 Forced bulbs.
UU Greenhouse 37 Installed black cloth to regulate photoperiod.
UU Greenhouse 38 Applied granular fertilizer.
UU Greenhouse 39 Applied liquid fertilizer.
UU Greenhouse 40 Thinned seedlings.
UU Greenhouse 41 Placed cuttings in flats.
UU Greenhouse 42 Transferred plants to containers.
UU Greenhouse 43 Identified planting media.
UU Greenhouse 44 Identified bedding plants.
UU Greenhouse 45 Identified nutrient deficiency symptoms.
UU Greenhouse 46 Mixed fertilizer solutions.
UU Greenhouse 47 Used hand and power tools.
UU Greenhouse 48 Maintained hand and power tools.
UU Greenhouse 49 Maintained greenhouse operations equipment and vehicles.
UU Greenhouse 50 Removed dead and diseased blooms and plant parts.
UU Greenhouse 51 Used pot plant sleeves.
UU Greenhouse 52 Packaged plants for shipping.
UU Greenhouse 53 Identified plant diseases.
UU Greenhouse 54 Identified insect damage.
UU Greenhouse 55 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
UU Greenhouse 56 Identified mechanical damage.
UU Greenhouse 57 Identified weeds.
UU Greenhouse 58 Determined correct weed, disease, and insect control procedures.
UU Greenhouse 59 Safely mixed chemicals.
UU Greenhouse 60 Safely applied chemicals.
UU Greenhouse 61 Provided biological controls.
UU Greenhouse 62 Removed diseased plants.
UU Greenhouse 63 Removed weeds with mechanical tools.
UU Greenhouse 64 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
UU Greenhouse 65 Established storage area for chemical and equipment.
UU Greenhouse 66 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
UU Greenhouse 67 Set time control valves.
UU Greenhouse 68 Hand watered plants.
UU Greenhouse 69 Labeled merchandise.
UU Greenhouse 70 Interpreted plant care instructions.
UU Greenhouse 71 Completed sales slips.
UU Greenhouse 72 Received customer orders by phone.
UU Greenhouse 73 Closed sale.
UU Greenhouse 74 Made correct change.
UU Greenhouse 75 Operated cash register.
UU Greenhouse 76 Developed employee-customer relations.
UU Greenhouse 77 Prepared advertisements.
UU Greenhouse 78 Calculated profitability.
UU Greenhouse 79 Utilized electronic controls for regulating plant growth.
UU Greenhouse 80 Used hydroponics in plant production.
VV Turf/Sod
VV Turf/Sod 1 Prepared budget.
VV Turf/Sod 2 Identified varieties of grass.
VV Turf/Sod 3 Selected planting site.
VV Turf/Sod 4 Took representative soil sample.
VV Turf/Sod 5 Read and interpreted soil test results.
VV Turf/Sod 6 Applied fertilizer and lime
VV Turf/Sod 7 Selected proper cultivars.
VV Turf/Sod 8 Selected disease free seed.
VV Turf/Sod 9 Selected sod.
VV Turf/Sod 10 Prepared, smoothed, and leveled seedbed.
VV Turf/Sod 11 Calculated area.
VV Turf/Sod 12 Calibrated seeder.
VV Turf/Sod 13 Calibrated fertilizer applicator.
VV Turf/Sod 14 Sowed seed.
VV Turf/Sod 15 Established good seed-soil contact.
VV Turf/Sod 16 Established a fertilizer program.
VV Turf/Sod 17 Mowed lawn at proper height.
VV Turf/Sod 18 Sharpened mower blade.
VV Turf/Sod 19 Serviced gasoline and/or diesel engines.
VV Turf/Sod 20 Serviced small and/or large implements.
VV Turf/Sod 21 Winterized implements.
VV Turf/Sod 22 Removed thatch.
VV Turf/Sod 23 Aerate soil.
VV Turf/Sod 24 Identified plant disease.
VV Turf/Sod 25 Identified insect damage.
VV Turf/Sod 26 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
VV Turf/Sod 27 Identified mechanical damage.
VV Turf/Sod 28 Identified weeds.
VV Turf/Sod 29 Determined correct pest control procedures.
VV Turf/Sod 30 Safely mixed chemicals.
VV Turf/Sod 31 Safely applied chemicals.
VV Turf/Sod 32 Provided biological controls.
VV Turf/Sod 33 Removed diseased plants.
VV Turf/Sod 34 Removed weeks with mechanical tools.
VV Turf/Sod 35 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
VV Turf/Sod 36 Established storage area for chemicals and equipment.
VV Turf/Sod 37 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
VV Turf/Sod 38 Operated sod cutter.
VV Turf/Sod 39 Adjusted sod cutter.
VV Turf/Sod 40 Stacked sod.
VV Turf/Sod 41 Laid sod.
VV Turf/Sod 42 Watered sod.
VV Turf/Sod 43 Rolled sod.
VV Turf/Sod 44 Staked sod.
VV Turf/Sod 45 Operated sod cutter.
VV Turf/Sod 46 Set up sprinkling system.
WW Vegetable
WW Vegetable 1 Prepared a budget.
WW Vegetable 2 Selected crop(s).
WW Vegetable 3 Selected a planting site.
WW Vegetable 4 Took representative soil samples.
WW Vegetable 5 Analyzed soil test recommendations.
WW Vegetable 6 Applied fertilizer and lime.
WW Vegetable 7 Selected proper cultivars.
WW Vegetable 8 Selected quality disease free seed.
WW Vegetable 9 Selected quality disease free root stock.
WW Vegetable 10 Selected quality disease free transplants.
WW Vegetable 11 Prepared seed bed.
WW Vegetable 12 Selected proper planting date.
WW Vegetable 13 Laid out recommended plant and row spacing.
WW Vegetable 14 Planted at proper depth.
WW Vegetable 15 Hardened transplants.
WW Vegetable 16 Identified plant disease.
WW Vegetable 17 Identified insect damage.
WW Vegetable 18 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
WW Vegetable 19 Identified mechanical damage.
WW Vegetable 20 Identified weeds.
WW Vegetable 21 Determined correct disease, insect, and weed control procedures.
WW Vegetable 22 Safely mixed chemicals.
WW Vegetable 23 Safely applied chemicals.
WW Vegetable 24 Provided biological controls.
WW Vegetable 25 Destroyed diseased plants.
WW Vegetable 26 Removed weeds with mechanical tools.
WW Vegetable 27 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
WW Vegetable 28 Established storage area for chemicals and equipment.
WW Vegetable 29 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
WW Vegetable 30 Set time control valves.
WW Vegetable 31 Regulated furrow, overhead, and/or trickle irrigation.
WW Vegetable 32 Prepared and applied compost.
WW Vegetable 33 Applied mulch.
WW Vegetable 34 Tilled seedbed and/or planted.
WW Vegetable 35 Harvested plants or plant products at proper stage.
WW Vegetable 36 Counted or weighed plants or plant products.
WW Vegetable 37 Cleaned and sized harvested plants or plant products.
WW Vegetable 38 Packed products for hauling.
WW Vegetable 39 Treated harvested crops for reduction of spoilage.
WW Vegetable 40 Graded for size and quality plants or plant products.
WW Vegetable 41 Stored plants or products properly.
WW Vegetable 42 Prepared invoices and shipping labels.
WW Vegetable 43 Packaged orders for shipment.
WW Vegetable 44 Assembled shipping cartons.
WW Vegetable 45 Completed inventory of plants or plant products.
WW Vegetable 46 Observed federal and state shipping standards.
WW Vegetable 47 Surveyed potential market.
WW Vegetable 48 Selected marketing method.
WW Vegetable 49 Marketed direct to consumer.
WW Vegetable 50 Marketed commercial wholesale markets.
WW Vegetable 51 Maintained gasoline engines.
WW Vegetable 52 Maintained diesel engines.
WW Vegetable 53 Maintained electric motors.
WW Vegetable 54 Maintained implements.
WW Vegetable 55 Sharpened hand tools.
WW Vegetable 56 Repaired growing structures.
WW Vegetable 57 Located and reported any malfunctions of liquid injection systems.
WW Vegetable 58 Repaired and maintained irrigation system.
WW Vegetable 59 Repaired and maintained spray equipment.
WW Vegetable 60 Double cropped.
WW Vegetable 61 Established harvesting schedule (perennials).
WW Vegetable 62 Established winter kill protection (perennials).
WW Vegetable 63 Calculated profitability.
Followed practices to enhance production for early season
WW Vegetable 64 markets.
WW Vegetable 65 Used hydroponics in producing vegetables.
WW Vegetable 66 Prepared vegetables for a show.
XX Nursery
XX Nursery 1 Prepared a budget.
XX Nursery 2 Dug holes for trees and shrubs.
XX Nursery 3 Operated tillage machinery.
XX Nursery 4 Mixed and sterilized greenhouse media.
XX Nursery 5 Hauled and spread mulch and other plant material.
XX Nursery 6 Operated fertilizer and lime spreader.
XX Nursery 7 Laid out space requirements for various varieties.
XX Nursery 8 Took representative soil sample.
XX Nursery 9 Analyzed soil test.
XX Nursery 10 Prepared cuttings.
XX Nursery 11 Transplanted seedlings and cuttings to the field.
XX Nursery 12 Cleaned, treated, and planted seed.
XX Nursery 13 Started and cared for container stock.
XX Nursery 14 Labeled planted rows or areas.
XX Nursery 15 Budded and grafted nursery stock.
XX Nursery 16 Established a watering program for nursery stock.
XX Nursery 17 Pruned and trimmed plants.
XX Nursery 18 Operated sprayers and dusters.
XX Nursery 19 Thinned and spaced nursery stock.
XX Nursery 20 Cultivated with hand and power equipment.
XX Nursery 21 Bailed and burlapped stock.
XX Nursery 22 Labeled harvested plants.
XX Nursery 23 Potted plants for retail sale.
XX Nursery 24 Harvested and cleaned seed.
XX Nursery 25 Established humidity and temperature levels in greenhouse.
XX Nursery 26 Cared for over-wintered container stock.
XX Nursery 27 Bunched and packed plants.
XX Nursery 28 Prepared invoices.
XX Nursery 29 Delivered plant materials to wholesalers and/or retailers.
XX Nursery 30 Identified nursery plants.
XX Nursery 31 Identified plant disease.
XX Nursery 32 Identified insect damage.
XX Nursery 33 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
XX Nursery 34 Identified mechanical damage.
XX Nursery 35 Identified weeds.
XX Nursery 36 Determined correct weed, disease, and insect control procedures.
XX Nursery 37 Safely mixed chemicals.
XX Nursery 38 Safely applied chemicals.
XX Nursery 39 Provided biological controls.
XX Nursery 40 Destroyed diseased plants.
XX Nursery 41 Removed weeks with mechanical tools.
XX Nursery 42 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
XX Nursery 43 Established storage area for chemicals and equipment.
XX Nursery 44 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
XX Nursery 45 Set time control valves.
XX Nursery 46 Hand watered plants.
XX Nursery 47 Maintained gasoline and/or diesel engines.
XX Nursery 48 Maintained electric motors.
XX Nursery 49 Maintained small and/or large implements.
XX Nursery 50 Sharpened hand tools.
XX Nursery 51 Repaired growing structures.
XX Nursery 52 Located and reported any malfunctions of liquid injection systems.
XX Nursery 53 Repaired and maintained irrigation system.
XX Nursery 54 Repaired and maintained spray equipment.
Advised customers on manner of planting and caring for plant
XX Nursery 55 materials.
XX Nursery 56 Identified wants and needs of customers.
XX Nursery 57 Filled out appropriate sales forms.
XX Nursery 58 Handled customer objections and complaints.
XX Nursery 59 Made change.
XX Nursery 60 Operated cash register.
XX Nursery 61 Packed and/or wrapped merchandise.
XX Nursery 62 Processed orders by telephone.
XX Nursery 63 Priced nursery stock.
XX Nursery 64 Maintained inventory of stock and related items.
XX Nursery 65 Prepared advertisements.
XX Nursery 66 Prepared merchandise displays.
XX Nursery 67 Calculated profitability.
YY Landscaping
YY Landscaping 1 Prepared a budget.
YY Landscaping 2 Determined needs and desires of client.
YY Landscaping 3 Measured the dimensions of site.
YY Landscaping 4 Analyzed current site condition.
YY Landscaping 5 Located utility lines.
YY Landscaping 6 Analyzed and evaluated landscape plans.
YY Landscaping 7 Developed a landscape plan.
YY Landscaping 8 Identified plant material.
YY Landscaping 9 Selected plant materials.
YY Landscaping 10 Determined planting dates.
YY Landscaping 11 Developed a bill of materials.
YY Landscaping 12 Determined slope.
YY Landscaping 13 Sampled soil and prepared it for testing.
YY Landscaping 14 Analyzed soil test results.
YY Landscaping 15 Purchased quality plant material.
YY Landscaping 16 Prepared planting site.
YY Landscaping 17 Determined spacing and dept of planting.
YY Landscaping 18 Planted balled and burlapped stock.
YY Landscaping 19 Planted container grown stock.
YY Landscaping 20 Planted bare root stock.
YY Landscaping 21 Planted seeds.
YY Landscaping 22 Planted bulbs.
YY Landscaping 23 Planted bedding plants.
YY Landscaping 24 Selected and applied mulching materials.
YY Landscaping 25 Provided support for young trees.
YY Landscaping 26 Applied fertilizer and lime.
YY Landscaping 27 Established new lawn seeding.
YY Landscaping 28 Mowed lawn at proper lengths.
YY Landscaping 29 Laid sod.
YY Landscaping 30 Renovated lawn.
YY Landscaping 31 Constructed walks.
YY Landscaping 32 Constructed drive.
YY Landscaping 33 Constructed patio.
YY Landscaping 34 Constructed fence.
YY Landscaping 35 Constructed walls.
YY Landscaping 36 Constructed benches and patio furniture.
YY Landscaping 37 Constructed fountain and pool.
YY Landscaping 38 Mixed and placed concrete.
YY Landscaping 39 Laid brick.
YY Landscaping 40 Pruned trees.
YY Landscaping 41 Pruned shrubs.
YY Landscaping 42 Established erosion control practices.
YY Landscaping 43 Established a watering program.
YY Landscaping 44 Provided winter protection.
YY Landscaping 45 Repaired and braced damaged trees.
YY Landscaping 46 Identified plant disease.
YY Landscaping 47 Identified insect damage.
YY Landscaping 48 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
YY Landscaping 49 Identified mechanical damage.
YY Landscaping 50 Identified weeds.
YY Landscaping 51 Determined correct control procedures for weeds.
YY Landscaping 52 Safely mixed chemicals.
YY Landscaping 53 Safely applied chemicals.
YY Landscaping 54 Provided biological controls.
YY Landscaping 55 Removed diseased plants.
YY Landscaping 56 Removed weeds with mechanical tools.
YY Landscaping 57 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
YY Landscaping 58 Established storage area for chemicals and equipment.
YY Landscaping 59 Maintained gasoline and/or diesel engines.
YY Landscaping 60 Maintained electric motors.
YY Landscaping 61 Maintained small and/or large implements.
YY Landscaping 62 Sharpened hand tools.
YY Landscaping 63 Repaired growing structures.
YY Landscaping 64 Calculated profitability.
ZZ Small Fruit
ZZ Small Fruit 1 Selected planting site.
ZZ Small Fruit 2 Sampled soil.
ZZ Small Fruit 3 Analyzed soil test results.
ZZ Small Fruit 4 Applied fertilizer according to soil test results.
ZZ Small Fruit 5 Selected recommended cultavars.
ZZ Small Fruit 6 Selected quality disease free stock.
ZZ Small Fruit 7 Prepared seedbed.
ZZ Small Fruit 8 Determined proper planting date.
ZZ Small Fruit 9 Laid out plant and row spacing.
ZZ Small Fruit 10 Determined proper planting depth.
ZZ Small Fruit 11 Controlled trellis system.
ZZ Small Fruit 12 Pruned plants.
ZZ Small Fruit 13 Disbudded plants.
ZZ Small Fruit 14 Identified plant disease.
ZZ Small Fruit 15 Identified insect damage.
ZZ Small Fruit 16 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
ZZ Small Fruit 17 Identified mechanical damage.
ZZ Small Fruit 18 Identified weeds.
ZZ Small Fruit 19 Determined correct disease, insect, and weed control procedures.
ZZ Small Fruit 20 Safely mixed chemicals.
ZZ Small Fruit 21 Safely applied chemicals.
ZZ Small Fruit 22 Provided biological controls.
ZZ Small Fruit 23 Removed diseased plants.
ZZ Small Fruit 24 Removed weeds with mechanical tools.
ZZ Small Fruit 25 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
ZZ Small Fruit 26 Established storage area for chemicals and equipment.
ZZ Small Fruit 27 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
ZZ Small Fruit 28 Set time controls valves.
ZZ Small Fruit 29 Hand watered plants.
ZZ Small Fruit 30 Regulated furrow, overhead, or trickle irrigation.
ZZ Small Fruit 31 Prepared and applied compost.
ZZ Small Fruit 32 Applied mulch.
ZZ Small Fruit 33 Tilled seedbed and/or planted.
ZZ Small Fruit 34 Renovated small fruit planting.
ZZ Small Fruit 35 Harvested plants or plant products at proper stage.
ZZ Small Fruit 36 Counted or weighed plants or plant products.
ZZ Small Fruit 37 Cleaned and sized harvested plants or plant products.
ZZ Small Fruit 38 Packed products for transportation.
ZZ Small Fruit 39 Treated harvested crops for reduction of spoilage.
ZZ Small Fruit 40 Graded for size and quality plants or plant products.
ZZ Small Fruit 41 Stored plants or products properly.
ZZ Small Fruit 42 Prepared invoices and shipping labels.
ZZ Small Fruit 43 Packaged orders for shipment.
ZZ Small Fruit 44 Assembled shipping cartons.
ZZ Small Fruit 45 Completed inventory of plants or plant products.
ZZ Small Fruit 46 Observed federal and state shipping standards.
ZZ Small Fruit 47 Surveyed potential market opportunities.
ZZ Small Fruit 48 Selected marketing method.
ZZ Small Fruit 49 Marketed direct to consumer.
ZZ Small Fruit 50 Marketed commercial wholesale markets.
ZZ Small Fruit 51 Maintained gasoline and/or diesel engines.
ZZ Small Fruit 52 Maintained electric motors.
ZZ Small Fruit 53 Maintained small and/or large implements.
ZZ Small Fruit 54 Maintained and sharpened hand tools.
ZZ Small Fruit 55 Repaired growing structures.
ZZ Small Fruit 56 Located and reported any malfunctions of liquid injection systems.
ZZ Small Fruit 57 Repaired and maintained irrigation system.
ZZ Small Fruit 58 Repaired and maintained spray equipment.
ZZ Small Fruit 59 Calculated profitability.
AAA Tree Fruit
AAA Tree Fruit 1 Prepared a budget.
AAA Tree Fruit 2 Selected planting site.
AAA Tree Fruit 3 Took a soil sample.
AAA Tree Fruit 4 Read and integrated soil test.
AAA Tree Fruit 5 Applied fertilizer and lime.
AAA Tree Fruit 6 Selected recommended cultivators.
AAA Tree Fruit 7 Selected disease free stock.
AAA Tree Fruit 8 Prepared seedbed.
AAA Tree Fruit 9 Determined proper planting date.
AAA Tree Fruit 10 Laid out recommended plant and row spacing.
AAA Tree Fruit 11 Planted trees at proper depth.
AAA Tree Fruit 12 Planted windbreakers.
AAA Tree Fruit 13 Trained fruit trees.
AAA Tree Fruit 14 Pruned trees.
AAA Tree Fruit 15 Identified plant disease.
AAA Tree Fruit 16 Identified insect damage.
AAA Tree Fruit 17 Identified chemical and environmental damage.
AAA Tree Fruit 18 Identified mechanical damage.
AAA Tree Fruit 19 Identified weeds.
AAA Tree Fruit 20 Determined correct disease, insect, and weed control procedures.
AAA Tree Fruit 21 Safely mixed chemicals.
AAA Tree Fruit 22 Safely applied chemicals.
AAA Tree Fruit 23 Provided biological controls.
AAA Tree Fruit 24 Removed diseased plants.
AAA Tree Fruit 25 Removed weeds with mechanical tools.
AAA Tree Fruit 26 Set out poisoned bait to eradicate rodents.
AAA Tree Fruit 27 Established safe storage area for chemicals and equipment.
AAA Tree Fruit 28 Calculated amount/source of water needed.
AAA Tree Fruit 29 Set time controls valves.
AAA Tree Fruit 30 Hand watered plants.
AAA Tree Fruit 31 Regulated furrow, overhead, or trickle irrigation.
AAA Tree Fruit 32 Planted interrow grass.
AAA Tree Fruit 33 Applied tree wrap.
AAA Tree Fruit 34 Established deer control program.
AAA Tree Fruit 35 Harvested plants or plant products at proper stage.
AAA Tree Fruit 36 Counted or weighed plants or plant products.
AAA Tree Fruit 37 Cleaned and sized harvested plants or plant products.
AAA Tree Fruit 38 Packed products for hauling.
AAA Tree Fruit 39 Treated harvested crops for reduction of spoilage.
AAA Tree Fruit 40 Graded for size and quality plants or plant products.
AAA Tree Fruit 41 Stored plants or products properly.
AAA Tree Fruit 42 Prepared invoices and shipping labels.
AAA Tree Fruit 43 Packaged order for shipment.
AAA Tree Fruit 44 Assembled shipping cartons.
AAA Tree Fruit 45 Completed inventory of plants or plant products.
AAA Tree Fruit 46 Observed federal and state shipping standards.
AAA Tree Fruit 47 Surveyed potential markets.
AAA Tree Fruit 48 Selected marketing method.
AAA Tree Fruit 49 Marketed direct to consumer.
AAA Tree Fruit 50 Marketed to commercial wholesale market.
AAA Tree Fruit 51 Maintained gasoline and/or diesel engines.
AAA Tree Fruit 52 Maintained electric motors.
AAA Tree Fruit 53 Maintained small and/or large implements.
AAA Tree Fruit 54 Maintained and sharpened hand tools.
AAA Tree Fruit 55 Repaired growing structures.
AAA Tree Fruit 56 Located and reported any malfunctions of liquid injection systems.
AAA Tree Fruit 57 Repaired and maintained irrigation system.
AAA Tree Fruit 58 Repaired and maintained spray equipment.
AAA Tree Fruit 59 Calculated profitability.
AAA Tree Fruit 60 Prepared fruit for a show.
BBB Floral Design
BBB Floral Design 1 Harvested flowers at correct stage.
BBB Floral Design 2 Cut stems to length.
BBB Floral Design 3 Inspected and graded.
BBB Floral Design 4 Identified plant disorders.
BBB Floral Design 5 Sorted flowers.
BBB Floral Design 6 Removed leaves and thorns.
BBB Floral Design 7 Conditioned cut flowers.
BBB Floral Design 8 Refrigerated plant materials.
BBB Floral Design 9 Selected flowers for arrangements.
BBB Floral Design 10 Selected proper containers.
BBB Floral Design 11 Used stem supports.
BBB Floral Design 12 Identified common tools and mechanics used in arranging flowers.
BBB Floral Design 13 Identified the types of flowers that can be used in floral design.
BBB Floral Design 14 Identified the basic principles of floral design.
BBB Floral Design 15 Identified the basic floral design shapes.
BBB Floral Design 16 Designed a fresh floral arrangement.
BBB Floral Design 17 Designed a dried floral arrangement.
BBB Floral Design 18 Designed a silk floral arrangement.
BBB Floral Design 19 Performed basic floral wiring techniques.
BBB Floral Design 20 Constructed bows using basic ribbon widths.
BBB Floral Design 21 Constructed different types of corsages.
BBB Floral Design 22 Constrtucted different types of boutonnieres.
BBB Floral Design 23 Constructed a floral design using Chirstmas greens.
BBB Floral Design 24 Constructed wedding floral designs.
BBB Floral Design 25 Constructed funeral floral designs.
BBB Floral Design 26 Designed bud vases.
BBB Floral Design 27 Designed a novelty arrangement.
BBB Floral Design 28 Prepared, designed, and planted a dish garden.
BBB Floral Design 29 Prepared, designed, and planted a terrarium.
BBB Floral Design 30 Bonsaied plants.
BBB Floral Design 31 Packaged florist flowers/arrangements for delivery.
BBB Floral Design 32 Wrote enclosure cards.
BBB Floral Design 33 Attaached care cards to flowers and plants.
BBB Floral Design 34 Dressed potted plants.
BBB Floral Design 35 Maintained designers tools.
BBB Floral Design 36 Sharpened knives.
BBB Floral Design 37 Watered potted plants.
BBB Floral Design 38 Fertilized plants.
BBB Floral Design 39 Set up manufacturer's displays.
BBB Floral Design 40 Lettered show cards.
BBB Floral Design 41 Stocked merchandise.
BBB Floral Design 42 Set up exterior displays.
BBB Floral Design 43 Built displays for the sales room cooler.
BBB Floral Design 44 Set up counter and table-top displays.
BBB Floral Design 45 Set up window displays.
BBB Floral Design 46 Sold floral products.
BBB Floral Design 47 Placed out-of-town orders.
BBB Floral Design 48 Explained floral wire service to customers.
BBB Floral Design 49 Wrote a sales ticket.
BBB Floral Design 50 Took telephone orders.
BBB Floral Design 51 Wrote charge plate sales ticket.
BBB Floral Design 52 Made correct change to customers.
BBB Floral Design 53 Telephoned order to wholesalers.
BBB Floral Design 54 Received incoming merchandise.
BBB Floral Design 55 Wrapped floral merchandise.
BBB Floral Design 56 Handled customer complaints.
BBB Floral Design 57 Routed deliveries.
BBB Floral Design 58 Wrote customers' monthly statements.
BBB Floral Design 59 Exhibited flowers at a show.
FFA Degrees, Activities and Offices Held
Date Degree
FFA Degrees Received Received
Discovery FFA Degree (Middle School)
Greenhand Degree 10/15/04
Chapter FFA Degree
Iowa FFA Degree
American FFA Degree
Level of Participation
FFA Activities: List FFA activities at the local, sub- Local Sub- District State National
district, district, state, and national level that provided Activities Dist. (year) (year) (year)
leadership, citizenship, and cooperative experiences. (year)
a. List FFA activities below.
District Greenhand Fireup 2004 2004
Iowa FFA Agriscience Fair exhibitor ($100 scholarship) 2004
Chapter BBQ Committee 2005
b. FFA Offices and Major Committees
Chapter BBQ Committee - Co-Chair 2005
FFA Degrees, Activities, Offices
c. School and Community Participation Outside of FFA
List in this section activities NOT sponsored by the FFA. (sports, 4-H, etc.)
Level of Participation
Leadership Activity School County Area State National
FFA Degrees, Activities, Offices
