Module 15: Farm Safety (Core)
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Identifies potential farm hazards
Explains why these areas need cautionary attention
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Describes the use of safety guards, shields and other safety devices on farm equipment
Locates, reads, and comprehends warning messages on farm equipment
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Describes the kind of proper clothing and protective gear (footwear, gloves, glasses, breathing devices, hearing devices) necessary to observe farm safety
Identifies the farms jobs that require these cautionary equipment
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Demonstrates safe practice when using manual or power tools
Identifies the safety precautions when using jacks and winches
Describes the hazards associated with manual or power tool and other lifting equipment
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Module 15: Farm Safety (Core)
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Identifies various fire hazards in a farm environment
Describes fire prevention strategies on farms
Identifies the different types of fires that can occur on a farm
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Demonstrates basic first aid skills required on a farm.
Identifies the steps in handling emergency procedures that require police, ambulance and fire department
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Module 16: Communications (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Demonstrates effective oral and written communication skills when: · reading and forwarding messages · reading and interpreting farm products · calculating rates and rations · interpreting manuals · engaging in other types of communication
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Demonstrates effective verbal and written communication by using: · appropriate choice of words · simple instructions and answers · concise, specific language
Identifies the information and communication needs on the farm
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Receives and passes on messages accurately in the following ways: · telephone messages with written notes · messages left and retrieved through voice mail or answering machines · messages delivered or received through faxes · face to face messages and information · e-mail or other computer generated messages
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Locates, sorts, and uses information contained in a variety of publications
Locates, sorts, and uses information retrieved from the Internet or other computer sources |
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Module 17: Career Exploration (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Develops an individual career profile by: · specific areas of interest · life experiences · areas of expertise · relevant experiences · strengths and abilities · activities and interests · dislikes or areas that need improvement · academic and non-academic strengths · other __________________
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Identifies career opportunities with these studies
Researches career clusters and the range of occupational opportunities related to this area
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Demonstrates use of time management skills
Prioritizes and prepares a personal time management system
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Identifies basic personal and employability skills
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Module 18: Planning for Sheep Production (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Identifies the types of plans used in a sheep production operation
Develops the plans necessary to operate this type of farm
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Developes a: · land management plan · farm management plan
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Module 19: Farm Equipment Maintenance and Repair (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Demonstrates skills in machinery maintenance: · checking oil and fuel levels · cleaning radiators · cleaning filters · monitoring gauges · preventing dust build-up on screens or filters · other _____________
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Identifies and describes a variety of different types of tools and their uses
Demonstrates correct selection and use of each tool
Distinguishes between a safe practice and an unsafe practice
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Identifies and describes the characteristics of the common farm mechanical, hydraulic, and hand jacks and winches
Compares and contrasts the uses and efficiencies of the direct vertical, automotive, floor type, and any other type of lifting device
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Identifies the dangers and hazards associated with common lifting equipment
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Module 19: Farm Equipment Maintenance and Repair (Core)
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Describes the need for having emergency equipment which is required if the farm machinery has a crisis while in transport
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Describes the transportation regulations for farm equipment and livestock on public roads
Identifies and explains licensing, insurance, operator’s qualifications and the Dangerous Goods Transportation Act for handling all types of farm equipment on public roads
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Module 20: Marketing (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Describes how marketing information is used in producing agricultural commodities
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Describes the basic steps involved in sheep marketing
Describes the various kinds of markets used in sheep production
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Module 21: Sheep Anatomy and Physiology (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Locates and names the external parts of sheep and their function
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Is able to name, locate, and describe the function of: · respiratory system · digestive system · circulatory system · genito-urinary tract (ram and ewe) · other ___________________
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Module 22: Sheep Care and Handling (Core)
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Demonstrates and describes: · trimming the feet · tattooing and tagging · how a dog handles sheep · heading a flock of sheep
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Identifies proper range land management techniques
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Module 23: Sheep Herd Health (Core)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Identifies the signs and symptoms of diseases and disorders in sheep
Completes a checklist for signs to observe when checking sheep
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Identifies the different types of medications and veterinary supplies used to maintain healthy sheep
Describes when to use medications and veterinary supplies with sheep
Demonstrates preventative health practices
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Describes the procedures for administering drugs and medications from the labels
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Module 24: Grazing Systems (Optional)
Student’s Name ___________________________ Farmer-Trainer___________________________
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Identifies the different types of grazing and the advantages and disadvantages of open and closed grazing
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Identifies the methods and strategies of herding in the different settings
Demonstrates techniques to ensure the safety and well-being of the herd
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Describes the efficient use of rangeland
Describes how to manage the plant, water, and soil resources
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Describes the steps in camp management
Identifies the different types of predators
Describes ways of protecting sheep from predators
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Describes a breeding program based on pasture or range conditions
Describes the advantages for shortened breeding season |
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