Agriscience consists of standards to prepare students for biology and subsequent sciences for the university bound student. The content area covers ecology, biological processes, sexual and asexual reproduction and a study of the chemical and physical laws that govern life. This course helps students understand the important role science serves as the agricultural industry moves into the 21st century.
10-5-09 to 10-9-09
Monday- Lecture from text Ch 6 answer questions p.133 Standard 4.0
Tuesday- Lecture from power point Chapter 6 The Science of Agriculture Third Edition Standard 4.0
Wednesday-Do study guide for chapter 6 Standard 4.0
Thursday- Finish Study guide and review for ch 5 and 6 test Standard 4.0 and5.0
Friday-Test Ch 5 and 6
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Greenhouse Management sets a foundation for progress in the horticulture sub-cluster area. As populations continue to expand, the importance of food production in a condensed, climate-controlled environment increases. Understanding the integrated principles needed for the successful management of a greenhouse will allow the agricultural industry to continue to produce the quality and quantity of food and fiber needed in the 21st century.
10-5-09 to 10-9-09
Monday- Tear down homecoming float
Tuesday- Work in Miss Nettie area if weather permits
Wednesday- Deliver Mums to Tansi
Thursday- Plant care Standard 6.0 and 10.0
Friday- Clean and organize potting shed Standard 10.0
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Cumberland County High School
Mitch Lowe
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