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TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)- How to make proper cuts- Selection of what to prune- How to train a team for Tree Pruning CDE:Test Material/Equipment/Practice- Judging: How to select the proper shapebalance/symmetry/vigor/fruitfulnessWhat Can NAAE Offer Me?20-139ConsultantShay Williams-HopperPresenterEric TillemanDescription: This session will introduce you to thebenefits, resources, and programs available to youas a NAAE member. Also, during this session, we willdiscuss what the NAAE is undertaking on the nationalstage to advance and advocate for Agricultural Education. We will also open it up for a question-and-answerperiod on what the needs of California agriculture teachers are and how NAAE can help with those needs.AgAlign Tier 2 Floral Certification:10-206How to prepare your students forhands-on evaluation!ConsultantJill SperlingPresentersMandy GarnerCarrie PhillipsDescription: The AgAlign certification is an affordableoption to providing your students with certifications. Thisfloral certification is aligned with the California State Floral Association adult testing matrix’s and was createdusing their materials along with the expertise of agriculture teachers who are certified Florists. This workshopwill review the evaluation components of Tier 2 so thatyou can prepare your students for upper division certification. Teachers will use testing rubrics to score samplearrangements and walk away with the knowledge ofwhat this certification is all about!TUESDAY, JUNE 21The Money Tree, A Lesson onAlisoPlant Sales and Other ThingsConferenceGreen in Your SchoolRoom (BLDG. 171)NurseryConsultantJessaLee GoehringPresenterTom VazquezDescription: This workshop is designed tohelp novice and intermediate agriculture teachers to have successful plant sales. Scheduling,growing, marketing, sale day and more. We willalso answer any questions horticulture related.13

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)My Local Cooperative Curriculum192-106WorkshopPresenterJason FerreiraDescription: This hands-on, engaging and informational workshop will provide you with a curriculum focusedon agricultural cooperative basics and careers related toagricultural cooperatives. Whether you coach a Marketing Cooperatives Team, teaching Ag Business courses,or just want to gather some curriculum resources thatcan be used in your classrooms, this workshop is for you!Modeling Effects of Soil20-129pH on Hydrangea PlantsPresenterDescription: Participants will model the effect ofsoil pH (represented by the use of agricultural lime)on hydrangea color in order to come up with an optimal level of lime treatment to produce healthyplants with large pink flowers. Supports AFNRPathway PS.01.03.02, a, b, c, and PS.01.03.06a.Jumpstart your Chapter20-140RecruitmentConsultantChuck ParkerPresentersAmanda FergusonBrian DonovanAllie CalvertDescription: Has your program seen a decline instudent enrollment? Are you interested in implementing a stronger recruitment plan? Come visit with theKingsburg Ag Department! We will cover how Kingsburg FFA recruits over half of the incoming freshmeneach year through mail, in person hands-on activities, and through our school counselors. We will coversome of the cool promotional materials we utilize tohighlight our program and create a marketable brandfor our department. If you’ve been on the lookout fornew recruitment materials, this is the workshop for you!Getting Started with the AET Contest20-143ConsultantKristi HillPresenterStephanie GoebDescription: Have you been thinking about starting anAET team, or maybe you have a team but have questions? Come join us to get an overview of the contest, walk through a scenario, and leave with somematerials to get your team going. Bring any questionsyou may have, a laptop, and something to write with.14

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)OUTSKIRTS Digital Toolbox:26-106Teaching the Fundamentalsof Digital MarketingConsultantMollie AschenbrenerPresentersHayley KaaeBob CroftDescription: Marketing is a critical element for any organization! Learn how OUTSKIRTS by Ag Source Magazinecan teach students the basics of marketing and empowerFFA students for a future in agribusiness. Discover howthis online platform can help your students learn aboutmarketing entrepreneurial endeavors in the digital worldwhile connecting with local businesses! It’s a win-win.Aquaculture, Aquaponics, &08-121Hydroponics: Building aSuccessful Program byEngaging CTE Studentsthrough “Hands-On” &“Minds-On” SkillDevelopment &CurriculumConsultantJackie Ioimo-JonesPresenterGreg GardinerDescription: The session will focus on how studentscan build successful aquaculture and aquaponicstank systems by learning how to design and engineerthe system along with care for freshwater and marineaquarium organisms. Participants involved with thissession will also be provided with curriculum that canbe used to support aquaculture, aquaponics, and hydroponics in your classroom environment. Furthermore,I will provide vendors as to where you can get equipment to build on your own or receive a kit on how tobuild an aquaponic or hydroponic system. Lastly, participants will get a chance to conduct a water qualityinvestigation using water monitoring equipment to ensure success of your aquaponic or aquaculture system.Practical Pointers for26-104Positive PressConsultantHugh MooneyPresenterJames GarnerDescription: Is your agricultural education programfrom the classroom to SAEs to FFA--the best keptsecret in your community? This session wil featurepractical, ready-to-use tactics for sharing the accomplishments of your program via local traditional mediaand social media following and using targeted, cost-15

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)effective advertising will also be discussed. Attend thissession and leave with turnkey resources for your use.Managing LivestockProjects: The Powerof ConsistencyConsultantPresenters180-114Matt PattonMiles GibbsFrank WardChristina WardJordan AlbianiDescription: Join Show Smart and our species expertsas we walk through routines and tools that make managing livestock projects with students more manageable. Our beef representative, Frank Ward, will reviewthe importance of building routines around hair and hidehealth and our sheep expert, Miles Gibbs, will focuson how creating consistency with your barn routinescan change the game in project management. Join usto ask questions and brainstorm ideas on how to create a livestock supervision plan that fits your program.TUESDAY, JUNE 21Discover How the ACRS2110-203Certificate Pathway CanSupport Career ReadinessConsultantLynn MartindalePresenterSherri FreemanDescription: This workshop will focus on walkingteachers through the certificate pathway requirements, how the ACRS21 Certificate is managed inAET, and how students can use ACRS21 to supporttheir overall career development. The ACRS21 Leadership Team will be on hand to guide you througha practice session in AET to demonstrate how theACRS21 Certificate is easily accessible to all students.AgAlign Tier 2 Ag Mechanics52-0E27Certication - InformationConsultantDustin SperlingPresentersDick PiersmaMike SpiessDescription: This Professional Development Sessionwill bring attendees up to date as well as give a broadoverview of the T-1 (Ag Mechanics) and T-2 assessments(Ag Welding, Power Mechanics, and Advanced Ag Mechanics). We will explain what the T-2 hands-on eventsare like, helping teachers to know what to expect and howto prepare their students. In addition, we will be seekingteachers interested in being trained and certified as evaluators to help build consistency in scoring student work.16

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)Ag in the Classroom 10133-286ConsultantAmber CarterPresenterMindy DeRohanDescription: Join us for a fun and engaging workshop that will provide participants with hands-on activities for teaching youth about agriculture and exploringsome of Ag in the Classroom’s newest resources. Fromtransportation to by-products and investigating credible sources, workshop participants will discover different ways to incorporate agriculture into their classrooms. Workshop participants will leave with classroomresources and supplies that are ready to implement!10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.GENERAL ASSEMBLYPAC MIOSSI HALLChair Shay Williams-HopperConsultantMatt PattonHostSuperior RegionTopics:Introductions ofShay Williams-HopperNew Teachers(A through M)Greetings fromCalifornia FFAState FFA Officer TeamGreetings from theCalifornia FFA Fdn.Katie OttoCalifornia Foundation forAg in the ClassroomMindy DeRohanNational FFAScott StumpState Supervisor’sReportChuck ParkerCommunity CollegeReportTim DonovanExecutive Director’sReportMatt PattonTUESDAY, JUNE 2112:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.POST SECONDARYMUSTANG STATIONDIVISION MEETING& LUNCHEONChair Tim DonovanConsultantDesi MolyneuxTopicsDivision Committee ReportsElection of 2022-2023 OfficersRecognition of Retirees17

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)12:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.FARM SHOWChairsConsultant12:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.IDEA SHOWChairsConsultantFARM SHOP – BLDG. 9Clayton CarlsonRussell ZimmermanKacey CadwellDusty DyerFARM SHOP – BLDG. 9Tyler DickinsonEmily HerzogSharon Weisenberger2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.NORTH COAST AGPATHWAY MEETINGChair2:00 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.CATIP MEETING(Facilitators Only)Chair2:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.CURRICULAR CODEGENERAL MEETING(Committee Chairs Only)ChairConsultant10-206Sandy Dale20-128Grant Ermis10-220Courtney CastleGreg BeardTUESDAY, JUNE 213:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.CURRICULAR CODE MEETINGSRotation One: 3:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m.General RulesMeatsAgricultural MechanicsJob InterviewMarketing PlanAgriscience FairFloricultureMilk Quality & Dairy FoodsForestryAgricultural Pest 10426-10638-20238-204

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2022(continued)Rotation Two: 4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.Best Informed GreenhandAgricultural WeldingSoil and LandVeterinary ScienceMarketingVegetable CropLivestockAgronomyAgricultural 3B26-10426-10638-2023:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m.2022-2023 SECTION10-200PRESIDENTS MEETINGChairs Shay Williams-HopperRosemary CummingsKevin WoodardConsultantMatt Patton3:00 p.m.FARM SHOW CLEAN-UPChairsConsultantCrewFARM SHOP – BLDG. 9Clayton CarlsonRussell ZimmermanKacey CadwellBill KelloggSouth Coast Region5:00 p.m.SOFTBALLBAGGETT & JANSSEN FIELDSConsultantBen Swan6:30 p.m.FAMILYBARBECUEChairConsultantCAL POLY SPORTS COMPLEXMorgan RourkeBen SwanTUESDAY, JUNE 2119

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 20226:30 a.m.5K RUNConsultant7:00 a.m.PRAYER BREAKFAST*No Ticket Needed*ChairConsultantSpeaker7:45 a.m.MORNING COFFEEHOURChairsCROPS UNITJim ShanksMUSTANG ROOMAT VISTA GRANDEErnesto MarcialThomas HendersonFrank OriqueLASSANSKE MEMORIALROSE GARDENRobert FloresBill Kellogg7:45 a.m.CURRICULAR CODECONTEST CHAIRS MEETINGChairConsultant10-206Courtney CastleGreg Beard9:00 a.m.GENERAL ASSEMBLYPAC MIOSSI HALLChairKevin WoodardSecretaryJohn WilliamsHostSan Joaquin RegionTopics:Introductions ofShay Williams-HopperNew Teachers(N through Z)Retiring TeachersKevin WoodardGolden Owl Awards Shay Williams-HopperTeacher of TeachersKevin WoodardCATA Service Certificates Heather ThomasNomination SpeechesState OfficerCandidatesDivision ReportsSecondary DivisionPost Secondary DivisionOperations Division12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.20 /PAST PRESIDENTS/RETIRING TEACHERS/ChairsConsultantHost20PAC PAVILIONRosemary CummingsShay Williams-HopperErin GorterCATA

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 20221:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.STATE AG ED ADVISORYCOMMITTEE MEETINGChairConsultant10-206Anthony CatalanCharles Parker1:30 p.m.PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS*Sign-up for Conference CreditMiddle School Ag 101 -Why you need a MiddleSchool Ag ProgramConsultantPresenters20-129WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22(continued)Tim BrownCourtney CastleShelli StinsonDescription: Ever wonder what it’s like to teach ag to junior high school students? Or what the benefits of middleschoolers in your FFA chapter could be? Join us as wedive into the world of middle school ag and all the benefits it offers to secondary programs. We’ll cover starting aprogram, marketing middle school ag classes to administrators, why you need this type of program, and more!CATIP Credential Candidate180-101Year 1 Transition MeetingPresenterGrant ErmisDescription: This session is designed for ALL YEAR1 CATIP CANDIDATES WHO WILL BE CONTINUING TO YEAR 2, or any new Year 2 Candidatestransitioning into CATIP who may have completedYear 1 in a different induction program. It is mandatory for candidates and their mentors. In this sessionwe will debrief assignments and events from the pastyear and spend time planning for the upcoming year.An Introduction to Agribusiness10-214ManagementConsultantJacob VazquezPresenterRoger HanagriffDescription: This session will provide a course outlinefor agribusiness education and free video related resources you can use in the classroom to assist in eacharea.21

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2022(continued)Crucial ConversationsConsultantPresenters10-100Greg BeardRobert FloresErin GorterDescription: There are many times when teachersmust address delicate issues with the hope of a win-winoutcome. This workshop will help you to increase thechances of a win-win outcome. There will be “handson” activities to engage all participants in using thelanguage that will aid in addressing issues promptlyand professinally. The instruction is based on the bookentitled Crucial Conversations.A Resource for Each Ring -National FFA EducatorResourcesConsultantPresenters20-139Gene LiebCara Parlato-ButlerAmanda FergusonDescription: So you’re an Ag teacher, now what? Howare you bringing all three rings into your program to givestudents the best possible experience? National FFAhas a variety of Educator Resources ready to go for you!In this workshop we’ll share a minimum of one resourcethat could fit into each ring. We’ll also share where youcan explore all of the Educator Resources availablethrough National FFA for you to explore on your own.JudgingCard for Contest Hosts10-220ConsultantLynn MartindalePresenterAlyssa EwellDescription: An in-depth look at how JudgingCard canbe used by CDE and Field Day hosts to manage registration, payment processing and scoring using JudgingCard scan sheets, e-rubrics and e-scansheets.“Managing” the Ag Systems180-114”Management” UCCI CourseConsultantStephanie GoebPresenterJason FerreiraDescription: Looking for resources to teach the UCCIAg Systems Management Course? Have you ever wondered what curriculum exists? Join me as we dive intothe recently built curriculum modules for the UCCI AgSystems Management Course and figure out how tobest approach serving students in this 3rd year UCCIapproved Agriscience Course.22

(continued)Canva in the Classroom10-203and BeyondConsultantJessaLee GoehringPresentersJessica CalestiniHeidi MickelsonDescription: Taking your fliers, handouts and slides tothe next level with the basics of Canva in your classroom.Come start your account, explore the Canva program,and see what all you can do with it. Walk away fromthe workshop with designs and layouts that’ll be easyfor you to use in your classroom and Ag department!WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2022iCEV - Certifications10-204ConsultantDesi MolyneuxPresenterSteve DeRoseDescription: Take a quick scan through iCEV’sAgriculture Library and Industry-Backed Certifications available through our platform. Work throughthe basics, go through the teacher managment system, the support materials, the integration of thevarious school Learning Management Systems nowavailable and enroll you into a free certification testing if you yourself would like to earn a certification.Fabrication Contest180-112ConsultantBrian DonovanPresenterJeff KirbyDescription: Based on the skills taught in the classroomand the tools that most shops already have, the fabrication contest was designed to test students’ ability to weldand fabricate a project in a “real world” setting. Duringthis session, we will discuss the idea behind the contest,how it can be applied to your region/section/school, thetools that a team will need and what it takes to host yourown contest. Though it was based on the idea of welding and fbrication, it can be modified to fit your school’sneeds. Please join us as we present this new concept.High Style Corsages and48 - Lab ABoutonnieres with Jen & TConsultantJackie Ioimo-JonesPresentersTanya LoveJennifer DownsDescription: Designing wedding or prom flowers onyour own gives you the freedom to add personal touches, or even implement your personality! Plus, learninghow to make corsages and boutonnieres will give youconfidence to move forward with the rest of your flowerarrangements and other projects. It is all about having23

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2022(continued)fun and making your floral pieces stand out from therest! No worries if you don’t know the rules.we willbreak them anyway! You don’t have to have a professional degree to make stunning and fun boutonnieresand corsages. Let’s have fun and get our creative on!Come join us as we show you how to implement somehigh style elements into your flowers with feathers,gems, wire and much more!!! Feel free to bring yourown bracelets or cuffs!Open Time Clock35-111BConsultantAireal CoveyPresenterAnthony FaraoDescription: Join us and discover the ease and power of Open Time Clock a 100% free tool you can utilize with your students to maintain accountability anda place for reporting vacations and shared feelings.Explore the resource and try it out for yourself. Wewill go through the setup, launch, manage and reports. If you are trying to find a management tool forSAE projects, Open Time Clock could be for you. GioLock a location for login in and out of your facility.CATA 10110-225ConsultantAlyssa SchagerPresenterMatt PattonDescription: Understanding the structure and function of the California Agricultural Teachers’ Association(CATA) is a challenging endeavor. CATA 101 will givean overview of the organization and answer questionsabout the function of each of the CATA committees. Inaddition, learn the member benefits, how to participate,and how to have your voice heard within the organization. You will leave this presentation with a greater understanding of the California Agricultural Teachers’ Association and its place in the ag teaching profession.Preparing for the “Newly Required26-106Team Activities” for the LivestockEvaluation Career DevelopmentConsultantRosemary CummingsPresentersMichael Bradley

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 BRADLEY, Michael - Agricultural Education & Communication Department, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 BROWN, Cari - California Agricultural Teachers' Association, PO Box 186, Galt, CA 95632 (209) 744-1614 BROWN, Tim - Assistant State FFA Advisor, Agricultural