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Module 23: Cattle Breeds (Optional)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Identifies the gender
of beef cattle by proper name
Lists main distinguishing
characteristics (age, frame, size and weight)
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Describes the structure
and function of the mammary system
Describes the structure
and function of the reproductive system
Describes the structure and function of the digestive
system
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Lists the different breed types of beef cattle
and the special characteristics of each breed
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Identifies how each unique characteristic is helpful
in beef production for each breed
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 24: Beef Handling (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Describes the footing agility of cattle
Identifies the good footing situations and improper
footing situations
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Describes the behavioural differences between
all breeds, genders, and ages of the animals and describes how
these affect the handling
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 25: Cattle Nutrition (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Identifies:
· water
quality factors which affect its consumption
· forage
quality factors which affect performance and health
· dry
food quality factors which affect performance and health
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By size, gender, and physiological state of the
animal, identifies:
· daily
water requirements
· forage
requirements
· dry
food requirements
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Describes the effect of insufficient:
· water
intake on cattle performance
· forage
intake on cattle performance
· dry
food intake on cattle performance
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Develops a basic feeding plan for the different
types of herd groupings
Identifies types of feeding equipment and describes
basic operation of each
Demonstrates proper operating procedures of feeding
equipment
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 26: Livestock Handling Equipment (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Describes the hazards associated with operating
front end loaders
Identifies the items to be checked before starting
a front end loader
Demonstrates the operation of the loader
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Describes the operating components of the auger
and conveyor
Identifies the hazards of operating a screw type
auger and conveyor
Identifies parts needing periodic service
Demonstrates proper procedure to maintain an auger
and conveyor
Demonstrates the proper procedures to transport,
set up, and operate an auger or conveyor
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Identifies the parts of manual and power squeezes
and gates
Identifies and describes personal safety hazards
when using squeezes and gates
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 26: Livestock Handling Equipment (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Demonstrates :
· proper
setting and maintenance of the squeezes and gates
· the
safe and effective operation of the squeezes/gates
· minor
service and lubrication of squeezes/gates
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Demonstrates the operation of feeding equipment
such as:
· milling
and mixing equipment
· feed
roller
· silage
wagon
· other ________
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Identifies the operating parts of platform scales
Demonstrates the operation of platform scales
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 27: Pasture and Pen Checking (Optional)
Student’s Name __________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Develops a chart that is thorough for animal health
identification
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Develops a checklist for problems with facilities,
fences, water, and missing or stray animals
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 28: Repair and Maintenance of Cow/Calf Facilities
(Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Identifies the tools required for maintaining
a facility
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Describes the various types of fencing, corrals,
pens, etc.
Lists the advantages and disadvantages of for
each type
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Describes the various types of feeding troughs,
forage feeders, etc.
Demonstrates how to repair the feeders, troughs,
etc.
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Demonstrates the ways in which to repair each
type of fence, such as corral fence, etc.
Demonstrates repair of water pump and other watering
devices
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 29: Veterinary Drugs (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Manages a drug and medication program
Describes the handling, storage, and disposal
of each drug
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Identifies potential contamination hazards of
each drug
Describes the techniques to minimize contamination
and storage problems
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Designs a recordkeeping system for maintaining
the health of the cattle
Designs an inventory system for the drugs and
medications to ensure adequate supplies are immediately available
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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Module 30: Calving Procedures (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Learning Objectives
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√ if Student:
A - Assisted
O - Observed
D - Demonstrated
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Completion
Date
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Comments
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A
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O
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D
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Describes a program that would allow bred cows
to have optimal health during pregnancy
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Describes the stages of labour and process of
a normal delivery
Identifies common calving problems or conditions
that require special assistance
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Prepares a checklist of equipment needed for delivery
of calves
Assists in the delivery of calves
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Describes a post-partum care summary including
vaccinations
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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