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New Agriculture Education Courses

New Agriculture Education Courses. Teacher: Miss Whitford. Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources (AFNR). Grade: 9 th grade only or first year in agriculture Year long 1 elective credit Topics covered: Animal science Food science Natural resources Plant & horticultural science

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New Agriculture Education Courses

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  1. New Agriculture Education Courses Teacher: Miss Whitford

  2. Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources (AFNR) • Grade: 9th grade only or first year in agriculture • Year long • 1 elective credit • Topics covered: • Animal science • Food science • Natural resources • Plant & horticultural science • Power technology • FFA membership required

  3. Agronomic Systems • Grade: 10th, 11th, or 12th • Year long course • 1 elective credit • Can receive Zane State college credit • Topic covered: • Soils • Natural resources • Agricultural crops • Plant science & production • Plant nutrients & growth • Business & communication • FFA membership required

  4. Animal Science • Grade: 10th, 11th, or 12th • Year long course • 1 elective credit • Can receive Zane State college credit • Topic covered: • Animal nutrition • Animal health • Animal reproduction & genetics • Animal anatomy • Communication & business skills • FFA membership required

  5. Natural Resources • Grade: 10th, 11th, 12th • Year long course • 1 elective credit • Topics covered: • Wildlife & fish • Forestry • Soils • Renewable and non-renewable resources • Air & water quality • FFA membership required

  6. Science & Technology of Food • Grade: 10th, 11th, or 12th • Year long course • 1 elective credit • Topic covered: • Food preservation • Food sensory • Food safety • Food regulations • Food product development • FFA membership required

  7. Veterinary Science • Grade: 11thor 12th • Year long course • 1 elective credit • Topic covered: • Diseases • Laboratory techniques • Vet office techniques • Pharmacology • Breeding programs • FFA membership required

  8. Agricultural & Environmental Systems Capstone • Grade: 12th only • Must be enrolled in another agriculture course also • Must have a job or be able to obtain one • Must work a minimum of 450 hours by the end of the year to receive credit • Will be evaluated at work and responsible for keeping records on hours worked and earnings • FFA membership required

  9. What is FFA? • Youth organization with lots of opportunities: • Contests • Food Science • Soils • Forestry • Job Interview • Livestock judging • Horse judging • Speaking • Trapshoot • Projects • Job • Animal projects • Plant projects

  10. What is the FFA? Continued • Community Service • Can food drive • Adopt-a-family • Farmer share breakfast • Adopt-a-highway • Care packages for troops • Petting zoos • Leadership Opportunities • Leadership lock-ins • Officer of the FFA

  11. What is the FFA? Continued • Travel Opportunities • National Convention (Indianapolis, IN) • State Convention (Columbus, OH) • Washington Leadership Conference (Washington DC) • FFA camp (Carrollton, OH) • Farm Science Review (London, OH) • Awards/Scholarships • State & American Degree • Proficiency Awards • Scholarships for college

  12. In class and FFA Activities

  13. If you have questions about the new classes contact: • Miss Whitford

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