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| Columbus introduces calves, goats, sheep, pigs, hens, citrus, mellons and several other vegetables to the new world |
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| English colonize Jamestown and grow potatoes, puimpkins, grain, melons, cotton, oranges,and pineapples |
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| Native Americans teach colonists to grow corn |
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| The application of scinetific principals and new technologies to agriculture |
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| The number of trained workers the agricultural field will be short |
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| Invented the first milking machine |
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| Invented the first steel plow |
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| The increase in world food production in the 1960's |
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| Common plant fibers used for clothing |
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| The leading cause of accidents on the farm |
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| Personal Protective Equipment |
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| Leather gloves,Boots, Apron, Face Shield |
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| PPE you would wear if you are welding |
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| PPE to be worn to minimize inhalation of a pesticide |
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| Low or very low toxicity rating |
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| pesticide in small pellets |
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| Physical properties of a pesticide |
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| Different formulations for pesticides |
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| Number to call if bitten by a rabid animal |
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| Who do you tell about an accident or damaged equipment |
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| The production, management, utilization and marketing of animals |
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| The century Dairying became an improtant industry |
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| Items obtained from sheep |
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| Use and sexual characteristics |
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| Cattle are classified by these traits |
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| Glands that produce milk in Mammals |
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| A matury female swine (pig) |
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| An immature female bovine (cow) |
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| Digestive system that allows animals to eat grass |
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| Type of digestive system in swine (pig) |
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| A disease that can effect animals and humans |
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| examples of by-products from cattle |
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| Branch of Agriculture concerned with the health, soundness, breeding, behavior and performance of animals |
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| Gives shape to an animal's body |
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| Group of tissue working together to perform a task |
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| Act of giving birth in animals |
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| Mammals providing milk to their young |
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| first line of defence against disease |
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| does not cause disease in animals |
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| Nutritional deficiencies, poor pastures, unsanitary conditions |
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| most common hammer in farm use |
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| burning materials involved and techniques that extinguish them |
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| Ratio of fertilizer with a mixture of 6-12-18 |
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| prevention of machine failure in the future |
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| Preventative maintainence |
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| checking fluid levels, tire pressures and cleaning the air filter |
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| best time to change oil in an engine |
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| One of the requirement for the Greehhand Degree |
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| excessive fuel in the combustion chamber of an engine |
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| call the meeting to order |
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| leader who gives others power to make decisions |
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| leader who listens to everyone's opinion |
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| FFA members in agriscience classes |
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| Rules used to run an orderly meeting |
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| Food safety -Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points |
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| The production of food, fiber and shelter material |
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| To tame an animal to human uses |
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| Established Agricultural classes in high Schools |
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| Established Land Grant Colleges |
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| developed by John Glidden in 1874 |
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| The science that deals with the production, distribution and consumption of goods |
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| North American Free Trade Agreement -established trade between Mexico, Us and Canada |
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| to bring a product in from a foreign country |
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| To ship products to a foreign country |
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| Developed by Hiram Moore in 1834 cuts and threshes grain |
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| National FFA Organization foundated in 1928 |
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| Career Development Events - Events that develop skills foa future job (Ex. judging of all types) |
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| Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. |
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| Cooperative effort among a group of people |
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| Exchange of thoughts or ideas including magazines, newspaper etc. |
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| Occupational Safety and Health Act - law that establishes safe work rules and inspects workplaces |
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| Environmental Protection Act establishes environmental laws and rules |
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| Averting or avoid danger or injury |
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| unfortunate happening that results in injury or Death |
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| Exposure to injury or death |
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| An implement to perform work |
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| Material Safety Data Sheet gives information about different items |
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| Implement designed for manual operation |
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| tools that are run by an external power source |
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| A simple machine used to multiple force either a class 1 or 2 depending on the fulcrum location |
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| Simple machine wheels and axles with a groove around the outside used to multiply force |
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| using water or other liquids in a specific motion |
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| Internal combustion engine |
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| An engine where combustion takes place in an internal chamber |
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| External Combustion engine |
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| the engine is powered by combustion taking place either through the engine wall or external chamber ex. Steam Engine |
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| A part of a tractor that supplies power to implements |
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| Rollover protection system - used to protect the driver on a piece of equipment |
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| anatomical part that utilizes food for an animals nutritional needs |
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| process of breaking down food for energy that is taken in by mouth |
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| The study of structure, shape and form of an organism |
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| abnormal condition affecting an organisms body |
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| homogenous group of animals within a species |
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| artificial Insemination (AI) |
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| achieving pregnancy through fertilization by any means other than copulation |
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| An animal that exhibits preferred characteristics of a breed and results from generations of mixed breeding |
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| Invented by Cyrus McCormick in 1834 |
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| Invented by Edmund Quincy in 1850 |
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| Invented by Joseph Glidden in 1874 |
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| Invented by Benjamin Holt in 1904 |
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| pig castrated after maturity |
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| castrated male sheep or goat |
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| male chicken under 1 year |
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| used to present a new proposal to a group begins with "I Move" |
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| Type of motion to add, subtract or strike out words from a main motion |
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| used to send to a committee, find more information or take action on a motion |
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| used to stop discussion on a motion until the next meeting |
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| used to object to an item in or about the meeting not being handled properly |
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| motion used to close a meeting |
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| shows at least two people want to discuss a motion |
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| Machine that separates cotton seed from cotton fiber |
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| A machine that cuts, threshes and separates grain from chaff(stalks)_ |
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| Learning to do;Doing to Learn;Earning to live;living to serve |
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