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2 The New Jersey FFA Forestry Career Development Event is designed to stimulate student interest and to promote the forestry industry as a career choice. It also provides recognition for those who have demonstrated skills and competencies as a result of forestry instruction in the agricultural education classroom. This event will provide the participant with the ability to: This event will be administered online using MyCAERT. A chapter must have a team of four members. All four scores are used in determining the team s rank. Calculators with only the following functions: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equals, percent, square roots, +/- key, and one memory register, are permitted. Computers with internet access are needed for each individual competing in the event. A proctor will be needed. This person cannot be someone training and working with team members. You are encouraged to reach out to guidance counselors or school administrators. Having them proctor this event will allow you to share with them how agricultural education is on the cutting edge. An Authenticity of Work Certification must be signed by participants and the proctor and faxed or ed to the Office of Agricultural Education upon completion of the event. Official teams can only complete the online exam during the scheduled career development event timeframe and all team members must compete in the event at the same time. 2
3 Materials to be provided by the student: Calculator (calculators with programmable abilities are not permitted) Computer Participants are not to bring: Cell phones or other electronic devices Forestry General Knowledge Exam 45 minutes Tree Identification* 30 minutes Equipment Identification Practicum* 30 minutes Chainsaw Part Identification, Trouble Shooting and Safety Practicum* 30 minutes Tree/Forest Disorders Practicum* 30 minutes THE FORESTRY CAREER DEVELOPMENT EVENT WILL HAVE FIVE COMPONENTS: Forestry General Knowledge Exam (100 points) o 45 minutes, 50 questions o Fifty (50) multiple-choice questions will be selected from areas of the forestry industry reflected in the event objectives. This phase of the event will test the participant s knowledge and understanding of basic principles of forestry. o Scoring: Each answer has a value of 2 points for a total maximum score of 100 points. Tree Identification (100 points) o 30 minutes, 20 specimens from photos o Twenty (20) pictured specimens will be provided via the online test for participants to identify by common names. o Scoring: Five points will be given for each specimen that is correctly identified for a maximum of 100 points. Practicums o Equipment Identification Practicum (100 points) 30 minutes, 25 items from photos Twenty-five (25) pieces of equipment from the list will be pictured for participants to identify by technical names. Each piece of equipment will be designated by number. Scoring: Four points will be given for each piece of equipment identified correctly for a total of 100 points. 3
4 o Chainsaw Part Identification, Trouble Shooting and Safety Practicum (100 points) 30 minutes, 10 questions (may include ID photos and/or multiple choice questions) This practicum will consist of one or more of the parts below. Parts may utilize photos, video, demonstration, written situations and/or problems. This is not an inclusive list. Chainsaw parts identification- Each participant will identify parts of a chainsaw. Troubleshooting - The participant will identify chainsaw problems or troubles. Safety - The participant will identify safety hazards or unsafe practices. Scoring: 10 points will be given for each question answered correctly for a total of 100 points. o Tree/Forest Disorders Practicum (100 points) 30 minutes, 20 disorders from photos Symptoms of 20 disorders from the Tree Disorders Identification list will be displayed for participants to identify by common names. Scoring: Five points will be given for each tree/forest disorder identified correctly for a total of 100 points. TEAM Tiebreakers for teams will be determined by adding together the individual ranking of team members. The team with the lowest score will earn the tiebreak. INDIVIDUALS 1. Knowledge Exam 2. Tree Identification 3. Total of the Three Practicums Total Possible Individual Points: 500 points Total Points per Team: 2000 points (1200 team points are needed to advance to Nationals) *denotes a hands-on practicum area Forestry General Knowledge Exam 100 points (2 pts. X 50 = 100 pts.) Tree Identification* 100 points (5 pts. X 20 = 100 pts.) Equipment Identification Practicum* 100 points (4 pts. X 25 = 100 pts.) Chainsaw Part Identification, Trouble Shooting and Safety Practicum* 100 points (10 pts. X 10 = 100 pts.) Tree/Forest Disorders Practicum* 100 points (5 pts. X 20 = 100 pts.) 4
5 Awards will be presented to individuals and the first team based on their rankings at the CDE awards ceremony at the New Jersey State FFA Convention. Awards are sponsored by the National FFA Foundation and the New Jersey FFA Association. Individual Overall Medals o Medals Top three individuals H.O. Sampson Certificates (hands-on sections ONLY) o Certificate Top five individuals Team Plaque Sponsored by the National FFA Foundation 1 st place This list of references is not intended to be all-inclusive. National FFA National Career Development Event Questions and Answers FFA.org General Knowledge Exam o Introduction to Forestry Science, Burton, Delmar Publications o Science of Forestry Management, Kris Irwin, University of Georgia, AAVIM Tree Identification o Dendrology at Virginia Tech, o FFA Georgia State and National Tree Lists, available from o W. H. Harlow, E. S. Harrar, and F. M. White. Textbook of Dendrology, current edition. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Book Company o Silvics of North America, Handbook #654, volume one and two, U.S. Forest Service, P. O. Box 2417, 12th and Independence Avenue SW, Waashington, DC Tree Measurement o Tree Measurement DOCUMENTS/steelprdb pdf Forest Management o Introduction to Forestry Science, Burton, Delmar Publications o Science of Forestry Management, Kris Irwin, University of Georgia, AAVIM Equipment Identification o Current Catalog of Forestry Suppliers, Inc., 205 West Rankin Street, Jackson, MS o o o o Map Interpretation o The U.S. Department of Interior Geological Survey Topographic Map Information and Symbols Key, Map Distribution, U. S. Geological Survey, Box 25286, Federal Center, Denver CO 5
6 Chainsaw Parts and Identification o Husqvarna publication, How to Work With a Chainsaw, National FFA website Compass o Forest Products o eader_id=p Forest Business Management o Introduction to Forestry Science, Burton, Delmar Publications o Science of Forestry Management, Kris Irwin, University of Georgia, AAVIM 6
7 1. Alder, Red (Alnus rubra) 2. Ash (Fraxinus sp.) 3. Aspen, Bigtooth (Populus grandidentata) 4. Aspen, Quaking (Populus tremuloides) 5. Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) 6. Beech, American (Fagus americana) 7. Birch, Black (Betula lenta) 8. Birch, White (Betula papyrifera) 9. Cherry, Black (Prunus serotina) 10. Cottonwood, Eastern (Populus deltoides) 11. Elm (Ulmus sp.) 12. Fir, Balsam (Abies balsamea) 13. Fir, Douglas (Pseudotsuga menziesii) 14. Hemlock, Eastern (Tsuga canadensis) 15. Hemlock, Western (Tsuga heterophylla) 16. Hickory (Carya sp.) 17. Maple, Red (Acer rubrum) 18. Maple, Sugar (Acer saccharum) 19. Oak, Black (Quercus velutina) 20. Oak, Chestnut (Quercus Montana) 21. Oak, Northern Red (Quercus rubra) 22. Oak, Scarlet (Quercus coccinea) 23. Oak, Southern Red (Quercus falcata) 24. Oak, White (Quercus alba) 25. Pecan (Carya illinoisnensis) 26. Pine, Eastern White (Pinus strobus) 27. Pine, Loblolly (Pinus taeda) 28. Pine, Lodgepole (Pinus contorta) 29. Pine, Longleaf (Pinus palustris) 30. Pine, Pitch (Pinus rigida) 31. Pine, Ponderosa (Pinus ponderosa) 32. Pine, Red (Pinus resinosa) 33. Pine, Shortleaf (Pinus echinata) 34. Poplar, Yellow (Liriodendron tulipifera) 35. Red Cedar, Western (Thuja plicata) 36. Redcedar, Eastern (Juniperus virginiana) 37. Spruce, Red (Picea rubens) 38. Spruce, Sitka (Picea sitchensis) 39. Spruce, White (Picea glauca) 40. Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua) 41. Sycamore (Platanus sp.) 42. Walnut, Black (Juglans nigra) 7
8 1. Altimeter 2. Angle guage 3. Ascender 4. Automatic Level 5. Back-pack Fire Pump 6. Bark Gauge 7. Bulldozer 8. Canthook 9. Carabiner 10. Chainsaw 11. Chainsaw Chaps 12. Clinometer 13. Combination tool 14. Data Recorder 15. Densiometer 16. Diameter Tape 17. Dot Grid 18. Drip Torch 19. Ear Protection 20. Endloader 21. Feller Buncher 22. Felling Wedge 23. Fiberglass Measuring Tape 24. Fire Rake 25. Fire shelter 26. Fire Weather Kit 27. Fire-Swatter 28. First aid kit 29. Flow/current Meter 30. GPS Receiver 31. Hand Compass 32. Hand Lens/Field Microscope 33. Hip Chain 34. Hypo-Hatchet 35. Increment Borer 36. Jacob Staff 37. Log Rule 38. Logger s Tape 39. Maul 40. Peavy 41. ph Meter 42. Planimeter 43. Plant Press 44. Plastic Flagging 45. Pole saw 46. Pruning Saw 47. Pulaski Axe 48. Relaskop 49. Safety Glasses 50. Safety Hard Hat 51. Scale Stick 52. Secchi Disc 53. Soil Sampler 54. Soil Test Kit 55. Staff Compass 56. Stereoscope 57. Tally Book 58. Tally Meter 59. Timber Tongs 60. Tree Caliper 61. Tree Harvester 62. Tree Marking Gun 63. Tree Planting Hoe or Bar 64. Tree Skidder 65. Water Sampler 66. Water Test Kit 67. Wedge Prism 8
9 1. Aphid 2. Asian Longhorn Beetle 3. Butt or Heart Rot 4. Canker 5. Chemical damage 6. Cicada 7. Climatic injury: snow, wind, frost, drought, hail 8. Damping off 9. Douglas fir tussock moth 10. Emerald ash borer 11. Fir Engraver Beetle 12. Fire damage 13. Gypsy moth 14. Hemlock woolly adelgid 15. Ipps Engraver Beetle 16. Landscape equipment damage 17. Lightning damage 18. Mechanical damage 19. Mistletoe 20. Mountain Pine Beetle 21. Nematode 22. Rust 23. Sawfly 24. Scale 25. Spruce budworm 26. Sunscald 27. Tent caterpillar 28. Wetwood or slime flux 29. Wildlife/Livestock damage 9
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