UNITS OF INSTRUCTION
Course Content The Principles of Agricultural Science—Animal areas of study include:
History and Use of Animals
Animal Handling and Safety
Cells and Tissues
Animal Nutrition
Animal Reproduction
Genetics
Animal Health
Animal Products, Selection, and Marketing
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History and Use of AnimalsLesson 1.1 Animal Planet
1. Animals serve many purposes in the lives of humans, including providing life-sustaining products such as meat, milk, and fiber. • Determine and analyze the use of animal products over the course of one day. • Develop a list of animal products commonly used based on previous experience. 2. Organization and record-keeping are important to the success of an agricultural business. • Prepare and maintain an Agriscience Notebook to record and store information presented in classroom discussions and activities throughout the course. • Select an animal to research throughout the course and develop a format for a management guide. 3. Career opportunities exist in animal agriculture for all levels of education in the areas of production, processing, marketing, and regulation. • Research an animal industry and related careers and share with the class. • Document and record animal industries and career opportunities shared during student presentations. |
Animal Behavior Unit
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Career Connection
Terminology Animal Welfare Animal Management vs Welfare Practices Time/Money/Energy Record Keeping Animal Identification Vaccines Facilities Housing Dietary Needs Reproduction |
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