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1 Animal Systems Click Here to Return to COverview Page Animal Systems - Entrepreneurship Proficiency Award Area Proficiency Description 1 Proficiency Description 2 Buy and show a calf at fairs Beef Production Beef Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market beef. Poultry Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently Form a cooperative with other students to raise Poultry Production produce and market chickens, turkeys, domestic fowl such as ducks, geese and broiler chickens guinea, and their products. Aquaculture involves programs that use the best management practices available to Grow catfish to sell to local cafes. Aquaculture produce and market aquatic plants and animals. Programs can include catfish, shrimp and crawfish farming; mollusks; salmon ranching; tropical fish rearing and tilapia culture. Operate a pet-sitting service. Organize and/or run a petting zoo at local fairs or farmers' markets. Provide a kennel cleaning service. Outdoor Recreation -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Outdoor Recreation-typically strives to develop outdoor recreational activities as the primary land use. Some activities best suited to family use or as income-producing enterprises are vacation cabins and cottages, camping areas, fishing, hunting, shooting preserves, guide services, riding stables, vacation farms and guest ranches, natural scenic or historic areas, and rodeo events where member does not own or manage animals. Provide equine training services. Provide fishing and hiking services for area youth groups and elementary students. Outdoor Recreation Outdoor Recreation-typically strives to develop outdoor recreational activities as the primary land use. Some activities best suited to family use or as income-producing enterprises are vacation cabins and cottages, camping areas, fishing, hunting, shooting preserves, guide services, riding stables, vacation farms and guest ranches, natural scenic or historic areas, and rodeo events where member does not own or manage animals. Raise and sell farm-fresh eggs. Poultry Production Poultry Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market chickens, turkeys, domestic fowl such as ducks, geese and guinea, and their products. 1

2 Raise and sell purebred dogs. Raise and train hunting dogs. Raise chinchillas, hamsters or gerbils and sell them on the Internet. Raise fish for the state fish and game department. Raise game birds to sell for the training of bird dogs. Raise game fish for sale to stockponds. Raise indigenous snakes and release into the wild (at approved area) each summer. Raise market pigs. Raise pheasants or quail to be released into the wild. Aquaculture or Swine Production -using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market small pet animals such as rabbits, cats, dogs, mice, hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. -using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market small pet animals such as rabbits, cats, dogs, mice, hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, Aquaculture involves programs that use the best management practices available to produce and market aquatic plants and animals. Programs can include catfish, shrimp and crawfish farming; mollusks; salmon ranching; tropical fish rearing and tilapia culture. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, Swine Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market swine. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, game. Wildlife ducks, geese, quail and pheasants are eligible if used as an income 2

3 Raise your own livestock or specialty animals. Run a trapping business. Start a dog obedience training service. Start a dog walking business. Specialty Animal Production Specialty Animal Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market specialty animals not covered in any of the existing award categories, such as: bees, goats, mules, donkeys, miniature horses, mink, worms, ostriches, emus, alpacas or llamas. Placement could include zoo worker or placement at any specialty animal facility. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, Animal Systems - Placement Proficiency Award Area Proficiency Description 1 Proficiency Description 2 Assist a horse group that works with disabled students. Work at a horse stable. Equine Science-typically provides insights into horse production, breeding, Equine Science or marketing, showing and other aspects of the equine industry. Programs may also Outdoor Recreation (See include calf roping, barrel racing, rodeo, racing, riding lessons and therapeutic Proficiency Description 2 in horseback riding if horses are owned and/or managed by the member. column E) Outdoor Recreation-typically strives to develop outdoor recreational activities as the primary land use. Some activities best suited to family use or as income-producing enterprises are vacation cabins and cottages, camping areas, fishing, hunting, shooting preserves, guide services, riding stables, vacation farms and guest ranches, natural scenic or historic areas, and rodeo events where member does not own or manage animals. Create a classroom pet adoption program with elementary schools. Maintain the school's aquaculture system. Manage a small aquatics lab. Aquaculture Aquaculture Aquaculture involves programs that use the best management practices available to produce and market aquatic plants and animals. Programs can include catfish, shrimp and crawfish farming; mollusks; salmon ranching; tropical fish rearing and tilapia culture. Aquaculture involves programs that use the best management practices available to produce and market aquatic plants and animals. Programs can include catfish, shrimp and crawfish farming; mollusks; salmon ranching; tropical fish rearing and tilapia culture. 3

4 Participate in a mentorship program with a taxidermist. Take care of classroom animals. Work as a beef feedlot assistant. Work as a veterinarian assistant. Work as a wildlife outfitter or guide. Work at a university research lab caring for small animals. Work at a livestock farm or a ranch. Work at a pet shop. Work at the local livestock auction barn. Beef Production Outdoor Recreation Dependent upon type of livestock raised (Beef, Dairy, Sheep, etc.) or Agricultural Sales (Depending upon the task the student is performing) -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Beef Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market beef. -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Outdoor Recreation-typically strives to develop outdoor recreational activities as the primary land use. Some activities best suited to family use or as income-producing enterprises are vacation cabins and cottages, camping areas, fishing, hunting, shooting preserves, guide services, riding stables, vacation farms and guest ranches, natural scenic or historic areas, and rodeo events where member does not own or manage animals. -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Beef Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market beef. -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Dairy Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market dairy cattle and dairy products. Agricultural Sales-involves students working in sales of feed, seed, fertilizer or agricultural chemicals. Students may also own businesses that involve the sales of agricultural equipment, machinery or structures. Activities may also include the merchandising of crops, livestock, processed agricultural commodities, horticultural or forestry items at either the retail or wholesale level. 4

5 Work for a pet-sitting service. Work for a predator control service -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Work for a rodeo company caring for animals and assisting with rodeos. Work for the state game and fish department Work in the grocery store meats department. Work on a dairy farm or heifer raising farm. Work on an exotic animal farm. Animal Systems - Research & Agriscience Conduct feed trials for growing broiler chickens. Research cage layers versus floor layers for egg production. Outdoor Recreation Agricultural Processing or Food Science and Technology depending upon specific activities Dairy Production Specialty Animal Production Outdoor Recreation-typically strives to develop outdoor recreational activities as the primary land use. Some activities best suited to family use or as income-producing enterprises are vacation cabins and cottages, camping areas, fishing, hunting, shooting preserves, guide services, riding stables, vacation farms and guest ranches, natural scenic or historic areas, and rodeo events where member does not own or manage animals -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish & Wildlife departments, Agricultural Processing-involves students working in assembling, transporting, processing, fabricating, mixing, packaging, and storing food and nonfood agricultural products. Programs may include processing meat, milk, honey, cheese, raisins and other dried fruits, maple syrup and/or other food processing. Non-food products could include by-products processing such as meat, bone, fish and blood meal, tallow, making compost, hides, processing of wool & cotton, cubing & pelleting of forages, producing bird seed and other pet foods. NOTE: Processing of forest products is no longer part of the Agricultural Processing area. See Forest and Products. Dairy Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market dairy cattle and dairy products. Specialty Animal Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market specialty animals not covered in any of the existing award categories, such as: bees, goats, mules, donkeys, miniature horses, mink, worms, ostriches, emus, alpacas or llamas. Placement could include zoo worker or placement at any specialty animal facility. Proficiency Award Area Proficiency Description 1 Proficiency Description 2 Poultry Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently Poultry Production produce and market chickens, turkeys, domestic fowl such as ducks, geese and guinea, and their products. Poultry Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently Poultry Production produce and market chickens, turkeys, domestic fowl such as ducks, geese and guinea, and their products. Food Science and Technology-involves students working for wages and or experience in the applying microbiology and biochemistry or food product research and development to improve taste, nutrition, quality and/or value of food. Programs could include research, development of new products, food testing, grading and inspecting. Work experience could be obtained at research facilities, in classroom/lab facilities, or by testing milk or other foods for quality and safety. Food Science is not processing of food products, marketing or sales of food products, or food preparation and/or service. 5

6 Research effectiveness of various estrus synchronization hormones. Research feed trial testing different swine diets. Research methods of predator control and trapping. Discover the number of pet owners in the community and their priority concerns. Research the best diet to help obese pets lose weight. Study the effects of genetic selection in groups of animals over time. Test the selection of young pigs based on grade and lean yield at slaughter. Emerging Agricultural Technology Swine Production Dependent upon type of livestock raised (Beef, Dairy, Sheep, etc.) Swine Production Emerging Agricultural Technology-involves students gaining experiences in new and emerging agricultural technologies, such as agri-science, biotechnology lab research, computers and other new and emerging technologies that are not covered in any of the existing award categories. Swine Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market swine. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish &Wildlife departments, -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. -using the best management practices available hedgehogs, guinea pigs etc, and programs that typically provide a service in caring for the well being of pets. Programs could include working at a pet shop, groomer, dog trainer, serving as a veterinary assistant, providing pet sitting services or working at a kennel. Beef Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market beef. Swine Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market swine. Dairy Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market dairy cattle and dairy products. Animal Systems - Exploratory & Service Proficiency Award Area Proficiency Description 1 Proficiency Description 2 Assist at local animal shelter. Conduct a survey of all livestock operations in your area. Conduct surveys of wildlife populations. -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish &Wildlife departments, 6

7 Coordinate and conduct a horse safety camp. Maintain aquariums for local businesses. Manage livestock show and supplies for FFA chapter. Agricultural Education Agricultural Education - for students with SAE's related to education and extension, including, but not limited to: youth mentoring, agricultural education departmental assistants, PALS mentors and student coordinators, students developing and conducting informational materials and presentations for civic organizations and school aged youth, and students who are involved in SAEs surrounding educating the public about the broad topics of agriculture, agriculture education and the FFA Plan and implement a "hands-on" livestock field trip. Provide a home for homeless pets. Staff FFA displays that have farm animals at county and state fairs. Agricultural Education Agricultural Education - for students with SAE's related to education and extension, including, but not limited to: youth mentoring, agricultural education departmental assistants, PALS mentors and student coordinators, students developing and conducting informational materials and presentations for civic organizations and school aged youth, and students who are involved in SAEs surrounding educating the public about the broad topics of agriculture, agriculture education and the FFA -typically strives to improve the availability of development of new land and water habitat, trapping, Fish &Wildlife departments, Take small animals to nursing homes for visits. Home and/or Community Development Home and/or Community Development-typically involves improving and protecting the beauty of an area by using natural vegetation or commercial ornamental plants and/or modernizing the home for better health and comfort through installation or improvement of water and sanitary facilities, heating and air conditioning or labor saving devices. Also includes community development activities such as volunteerism, community development and community betterment activities. 7

8 Volunteer to assist with a livestock show or county fair. Home and/or Community Development Home and/or Community Development-typically involves improving and protecting the beauty of an area by using natural vegetation or commercial ornamental plants and/or modernizing the home for better health and comfort through installation or improvement of water and sanitary facilities, heating and air conditioning or labor saving devices. Also includes community development activities such as volunteerism, community development and community betterment activities. 8

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14 Sheep Production-using the best management practices available to efficiently produce and market sheep and wool. 14