Classroom study is combined with outdoor laboratory activities, and the FFA program is an integral part of this course. Course Objectives Develop entry level competencies to a higher proficiency for those preparing to enter agribusiness, agricultural mechanics and related occupations. Acquire and develop skills in specialized agricultural mechanics applications. Acquire skills and practice safety in fabricating structures in wood, metal, inorganic, and synthetic building media. Activities include construction, troubleshooting of combustion engine systems, advanced welding, irrigation system design, and plumbing.
Special consideration is given to hazardous waste management.
Classroom study is combined with outdoor laboratory activities, and the FFA program is an integral part of this course. Acquire and apply conceptual knowledge in your apprenticeship settings. Students spend part of their school day at a job station in addition taking their regular courses required for graduation. Classroom study is combined with laboratory activities, and the FFA program is an integral part of the course. The course may be repeated for credit.