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2/27
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Rise Above Conference
Posted by South Region
Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center, 720 FFA FHA Camp Rd, Covington, GA 30014, USA
The Rise Above Conference is a wonderful opportunity for all high school students, not only introducing your freshman to FFA and the opportunities our organization provides while still challenging your upperclassmen to dive deeper into how they can impact their chapters and communities. Registration for this year’s conference will look different from previous conferences you may have attended. To keep social distancing and safety procedures in place, chapters will purchase a conference table that can be filled with no more than five students. Tables are available for a flat-rate fee, and chapters will receive the material for up to 5 students, regardless of how many students are registered. For example, if you purchase a table but only end up bringing 3 students, you will still receive the materials for five. Chapters can register for a maximum of three tables to start, and if space allows we will contact those on the waiting list. There are four registration options listed below that vary in price and add on of T-Shirts and FFA Manuals Pricing Options:
Option | Price | FFA Manuals | T-Shirts | A | $150.00 | NO | NO | B | $160.00 | YES | NO | C | $190.00 | NO | YES | D | $200.00 | YES | YES |
Because there is no overnight lodging, you will not have to submit student names and gender breakdowns. However, you will be asked to send in your number of students attending and t-shirt sizes two weeks before the conference so that we are able to communicate with the camps and t-shirt company to ensure that we have enough materials. Students should plan to wear casual clothing for the conference. Additionally, masks will be required by all in attendance in order to participate in the 2021 Rise Above Conference. Tables will be socially distanced with only five students per table. Students will need to fill out the new online medical form, which will be emailed to you after your registration has been submitted. Registration and payment for the conference need to be completed and postmarked by Thursday, February 11, 2021. You will complete the online registration through the link provided at the bottom of this email and mail a printed copy of your invoice along with full payment to the Georgia FFA Association. No faxed or emailed registration information will be accepted. Registration is only complete upon the receipt of payment. If the conference has to be canceled because of COVID-19 or safety reasons, payments will be returned. If you have any questions about the Rise Above Conference please don’t hesitate to contact me at the office (706) 552-4457. I look forward to seeing you and your students at the conference! Registration Link
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3/1
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State Degree Apps due in Region Office
Posted by South Region
1. If you are submitting a Star Battery, we need a hard copy submitted to the office, preferably in color, for judging purposes. The State FFA Degree needs to be included in this application as well!
Place the Star Battery in the front with the State FFA degree in the back. Those state degrees will need to be submitted electronically as well.
2. In Monday's email, I stated that you could turn in to the office the regular State Degree apps via hard copy or email submission to the south region application email. Later that day we learned that the State FFA Degrees will have to be submitted electronically. So, for the sake of ease if you do not want to bring these into the office or have to email them, you do not have to because all state degrees will have to be submitted electronically.
For information on submitting State FFA Degrees electronically please refer to the email Mr. Lastly sent Monday, February 22, 2021 at 6:53 PM
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3/1
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FFA Middle School Record Books Due
Posted by South Region
Teachers: The Middle School Record Book Deadline is Monday, March 1, 2021. * Note: If the record book is received after 3/1/2021 it is late. * Please do not let the date change, catch or discourage you.
Middle School Record Books may be submitted electronically. CLICK HERE to get direction how.
*Note: If the record book is electronically submitted, NOT as a PDF; it will not receive full points.
Each chapter is allowed to submit a maximum of one Middle School Record Book per category (nine total) for judging above the chapter level.
*Note: If you submit multiple record books in the same category, only one will be evaluated and scored.
Please review the Award Guidelines and Record Book Application; 2018 was a revision year. CLICK the blue hyper -link: https://www.georgiaffa.org/page.aspx?ID=92 for the record book and awards buletin.
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3/4
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Region Floral Design Finals
Posted by South Region
ABAC - Chambliss Building
The South Region Floral Design CDE will be conducted in two rounds this year. The first round will include the Identification of Floral Goods (Junior and Senior) and the General Exam (Senior Only). These events will be conducted through Q-Bank. This event will serve as a qualifier for the second round. The top 10 students in each Area will move on to compete in the second round. The second round will include the Arrangement portion of the CDE. Juniors and Seniors will both design ONE arrangement. Only the top 10 Juniors and Seniors from the first round will compete in this portion of the CDE.
Registration Teachers will register for the preliminary CDE through the GAAGED Website by Wednesday, 1/27 (3 weeks from today). Due to students not being able to carry their arrangements home this year, there will not be a materials fee for the final event.
Round 1 - ID and Exam The first round will take place on Wednesday, February 3rd. The event will open in Q-Bank at 9:00 AM and close at 5:00 PM. Students will complete the Identification of Floral Goods (Junior and Senior) and the General Exam (Senior Only). Teachers will receive an email on Tuesday, 2/2. Included in the email will be the Q-Bank log-in information and the identification lists for the CDE. Teachers will need to print copies for each of their students prior to beginning the CDE on Wednesday. These will be the same Identification lists that can be found in the CDE Guidelines on the GAAGED website (linked below). Students MUST complete each portion of the CDE on their own without the assistance of their teacher or study resources. Teachers will be responsible for ensuring that their students compete with integrity. Juniors - Junior Floral Design CDE Guidelines Identification of Floral Goods - Pictures of twenty-five items from the Floral Design Hard Good and Materials and/or Floral Design Fresh Product (Foliage and Flower) lists will be displayed in Q-Bank for contestants to identify. Students will use the 3-digit numbers on their Identification sheets to input their answers in Q-bank. Students will have 30 minutes to complete the event.
Seniors - Senior Floral Design CDE Guidelines Identification of Floral Goods - Pictures of twenty-five items from the Floral Design Hard Good and Materials and/or Floral Design Fresh Product (Foliage and Flower) lists will be displayed in Q-Bank for contestants to identify. Students will use the 3-digit numbers on their Identification sheets to input their answers in Q-bank. General Knowledge Exam - The general knowledge section will consist of twenty-five multiple-choice questions covering all aspects of the floral industry. Students will have 1 hour to complete the event.
Every effort will be made to announce the top 10 junior and senior students from each Area moving on to Round 2 on Thursday, 2/4.
Round 2 - Arrangement The final round will take place on Thursday, March 4th at ABAC. Area VI - Registration 10:00 AM Area V - Registration at 2:00 PM Students will be asked to make one floral design arrangement announced at the start of the event. Only materials provided to the participant from the Floral Design Hard Good and Materials and Floral Design Fresh Product Lists can be used in the arrangement. The contestant will have 30 minutes to complete the arrangement. These designs should reflect the scenario given.
Junior - Possible arrangements could include body/personal flowers, bud vase, or a 9 flower round arrangement. Senior - Possible arrangements could include bridal or attendant bouquets (hand-tied, nosegay or presentation bouquets), body/personal flowers, or water-based or wet floral foam designs. Each contestant will bring their own tools to the contest. Students will need the following items: a small broom and dustpan for cleaning after the event, floral scissors, ribbon shears, stem cutters, wire cutters, floral pliers, green floral tape, green waterproof tape, clear waterproof tape, floral wire, and/or floral adhesive (in dot, strip, or liquid form). Contestants will not be allowed to bring any material into the competition area that could be used to enhance the creativity of their design(s) that is not supplied to all participants; this includes, but is not limited to, floral ribbon, wired ribbon, decorative wire, bullion wire, and any floral accents. Once students have completed their designs, they will leave them to be judged later in the afternoon. Students will have their pictures taken with their arrangements and the picture will be emailed to the Ag Teacher following the event.
Round 2 - COVID Protocols Teachers are asked to take the temperatures of students prior to arriving at the event. All students and advisors will wear a mask and maintain social distancing at all times. Students and Advisors will remain outside of the building until they are called in to compete. Following the competition, students and advisors must exit the building. Students and advisors should limit interaction with chapters from other travel groups. Participants will not be allowed to swap or share tools (scissors, wire cutters, etc) with other participants. Students will also not be allowed to get extra supplies from a common supply table. All materials (except tools) will be provided for the student at their station.
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3/4
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Region Ag Mechanics
Posted by South Region
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 2802 Moore Hwy, Tifton, GA 31793, USA
Agricultural Technology and Mechanics CDE—Jerry Stone Date: Thursday, March 4th Area 5 & 6 Location: Chambliss Building, ABAC CAMPUS, 2802 Moore Hwy, Tifton, GA 31793 Time: CDE team check-in/contestant confirmation Proposed Timeframe Time | Event | 9:00 AM | Registration for Group 1 Schools | 9:30 AM | Group 1 Schools Start (10 schools/ 40 students) | 12:00 PM | CDE ends for Group 1 Schools (Lunch for Staff) | 12:30 PM | Registration for Group 2 Schools | 1:00 PM | Group 2 Schools Start (10 schools/ 40 students) | 3:30 PM | CDE is done! |
School Group Sign-ups will be sent the Friday after registration closes, which will be February 26th via Google DOCS. Special Covid 19 Adaptations: -EACH STUDENT WILL NEED TO HAVE A SET OF TOOLS THAT MUST BE BROUGHT WITH THEM FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE EVENT. NO TOOLS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM THE SOUTH REGION STAFF! YOU WILL NEED FOR EACH STUDENT: Wire strippers Needle nose pliers #2 Phillips screwdriver or equivalent Flat head screwdriver Tape Measure with no increments printed on the tape Optional: Linesman Pliers Welding Helmet – Shade 10 minimum Body cover- leathers, Shop Jackets, non-flammable Coveralls Welding Gloves Pliers/Tongs Safety glasses –approved with shields Wire brush Soapstone Chipping Hammer -FOR ELECTRICAL, SMALL ENGINE AS WELL AS WELDING EVENTS, STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO USE GLOVES TO HANDLE THE ITEMS TO BE USED. RUBBER GLOVES WILL BE PROVIDED ON SITE BUT IT IS BEST FOR YOU TO PRACTICE AND BRING YOUR OWN IN PREPARATION FOR THE EVENT. THE STUDENTS OWN MECHANIC GLOVES WILL SUFFICE FOR THIS REQUIREMENT IN THE ELECTRICAL AND SMALL ENGINE PRACTICUM. APPROVED WELDING GLOVES WILL BE SUFFICE FOR THIS PROTOCOL IN THE WELDING PRACTICUM ONLY. NO WELDING PPE WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE SOUTH REGION STAFF! -ALL REGISTERED TEAMS UNABLE TO ATTEND DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS SHALL BE REPORTED BY NOON THE DAY BEFORE. -ATTENDANCE BY LESS THAN 50% OF REGISTERED TEAMS DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS WILL RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF THE EVENT. -TO CONDUCT EVENT IN PERSON WE SHALL MAINTAIN 6’ SOCIAL DISTANCE AND WEAR A MASK AT ALL TIMES (THIS INCLUDES OUTSIDE).
-ONLY ONE INDIVIDUAL (TEACHER/FFA ADVISOR) SHALL COME TO CHECK IN, ALL OTHER PERSONS PLEASE WAIT IN VEHICLE UNTIL IT IS TIME TO BEGIN. -PROVIDING YOUR OWN THERMOMETER AND PRIOR TO LEAVING TO TRAVEL TO THE EVENT, CHECK THE TEMPERATURE OF YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS AND BE PREPARED TO RECORD READINGS AT REGISTRATION. -ALL TEAM MEMBERS WILL BE IN THE SAME ROTATION. TEACHERS WILL BE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO ASSIST IN MONITORING THEIR STUDENTS DURING THE EVENT TO KEEP PERCEPTION OF SHARING ANSWERS TO A MINIMUM. -NO HANGING AROUND IF YOU ARE NOT ASSISTING WITH THE EVENT PLEASE GO BACK TO YOUR VEHICLE, YOU CAN FACETIME, TEXT, AND CALL ONE ANOTHER. -AFTER THE EVENT IS OVER, LEAVE NO HANGING AROUND, YOU CAN FACETIME, TEXT, AND CALL ONE ANOTHER. -I DO NOT LIKE THE MASK DEAL EITHER, BUT IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE THE EVENT THIS IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO. IF YOU AND YOUR STUDENT ARE UNWILLING TO WEAR A MASK PLEASE DO NOT COME TO SAVE THE BOTH OF US FROM HAVING THAT CONVERSATION WITH ONE ANOTHER. -IN THE EVENT THE ATM CDE IS CANCELLED DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS IT SHALL BE RESCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, MARCH 8TH TO BE CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY!!!! -RESULTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWING DAY, FRIDAY MARCH 5TH AFTER LUNCH
To register for the CDE: Go to the AG. Ed. Website and log in Click on Event Registration Click on Area 5 or Area 6 (Agricultural Technology and Mechanics CDE) CDE Registration Click on the edit for each team that you are registering Event Registration Ends on Thursday, February 25th, 2021 - 12:00PM The Area 5 & 6 ATM CDE will involve: Electrical Wiring (3 box problem) Motors Practicum – Compact Equipment Welding GMAW 3/16” steel, flat butt weld Exam Team Activity – Differential Leveling Please use the link below to find the rules for the event. ATM CDE Guidelines – Click Here Please use this link for the Skill Description Sheets READ THIS BECAUSE YOU WILL SEE VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!
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3/9
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Area V Ag Sales CDE
Posted by South Region
Bainbridge High School, 1 Bearcat Blvd, Bainbridge, GA 39819, USA
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3/11
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Area VI Ag Sales CDE
Posted by South Region
Pierce County High School, 4850 County Farm Rd, Blackshear, GA 31516, USA
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3/16
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South Region EMC
Posted by South Region
ABAC
Location: Area 5 and Area 6 Chambliss Building, ABAC CAMPUS, 2802 Moore Hwy, Tifton, GA 31793 Time: CDE team check-in/contestant confirmation 9:30 AM CDE starts at 10:00 AM Special Covid 19 Adaptations: -EACH STUDENT WILL NEED TO HAVE A SET OF TOOLS THAT MUST BE BROUGHT WITH THEM FOR PARTICIAPTION IN THE EVENT. NO TOOLS WILL BE AVAILABE FROM THE SOUTH REGION STAFF! YOU WILL NEED FOR EACH STUDENT: Wire strippers Needle nose pliers #2 Phillips screw driver or equivalent Flat head screwdriver Tape Measure Hammer Cordless Drill w/ 5/16” hex head bit Optional: Linesman Pliers -FOR THE EMC STORE AND ELECTRICAL SKILL EVENT, STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO USE GLOVES TO HANDLE THE ITEMS TO BE SECURED FROM THE STORE AND INSTALLED. GLOVES WILL BE PROVIDED ON SITE BUT IT IS BEST FOR YOU TO PRACTICE AND BRING YOUR OWN IN PREPARATION FOR THE EVENT. THE STUDENTS OWN MECHANIC GLOVES WILL SUFFICE FOR THIS REQUIREMENT. - NO BUFFET STYLE LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED. MORE INFO TO COME ON LUNCH! -ALL REGISTERED TEAMS UNABLE TO ATTEND DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS SHALL BE REPORTED BY NOON THE DAY BEFORE. -ATTENDANCE BY LESS THAN 50% OF REGISTERED TEAMS DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS WILL RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF THE EVENT. -TO CONDUCT EVENT IN PERSON WE SHALL MAINTAIN 6’ SOCIAL DISTANCE AND WEAR A MASK AT ALL TIMES (THIS INCLUDES OUTSIDE). -ONLY ONE INDIVIDUAL (TEACHER/FFA ADVISOR) SHALL COME TO CHECK IN, ALL OTHER PERSONS PLEASE WAIT IN VEHICLE UNTIL IT IS TIME TO BEGIN. -PROVIDING YOUR OWN THERMOMETER AND PRIOR TO LEAVING TO TRAVEL TO THE EVENT, CHECK THE TEMPERATURE OF YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS AND BE PREPARED TO RECORD READINGS AT REGISTRATION. -ALL TEAM MEMBERS WILL BE IN THE SAME ROTATION. TEACHERS WILL BE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO ASSIST IN MONITORING THEIR STUDENTS DURING THE EVENT TO KEEP PERCEPTION OF SHARING ANSWERS TO A MINIMUM. -NO HANGING AROUND IF YOU ARE NOT ASSISTING WITH THE EVENT PLEASE GO BACK TO YOUR VEHICLE, YOU CAN FACETIME, TEXT, AND CALL ONE ANOTHER. -AFTER THE EVENT IS OVER, LEAVE NO HANGING AROUND, YOU CAN FACETIME, TEXT, AND CALL ONE ANOTHER. -I DO NOT LIKE THE MASK DEAL EITHER, BUT IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE THE EVENT THIS IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO. IF YOU AND YOUR STUDENT ARE UNWILLING TO WEAR A MASK PLEASE DO NOT COME TO SAVE THE BOTH OF US FROM HAVING THAT CONVERSATION WITH ONE ANOTHER. -IN THE EVENT THE EMC CDE IS CANCELLED DUE TO COVID RELATED SCHOOL TRAVEL SANCTIONS, THE EVENT WILL BE CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY OR IN A HYBRID SCENARIO OR QUITE POSSIBLE NOT AT ALL! EVERY EFFORT WILL BE PUT FORTH TO CONDUCT THIS CDE IN THE FORMAT AND FASHION IT HAS BEEN CONDUCTED IN THE PAST! IN THE EVENT EITHER SCENARIO IS DECIDED UPON, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED VIA THE SOUTH REGION LIST SERVE. To register for the CDE: Go to the AG. Ed. Website and log in Click on Event Registration Click on Area 5 or Area 6 (EMC WIRING) CDE Registration Click on the edit for each team that you are registering Event Registration Ends on Thursday, March 11th, 2021 - 12:00PM
The Area 5 & 6 EMC WIRING CDE will involve: Skill: Electrical Wiring 30 Question Problem Solving Speech Demo Please use the link below to find the rules for the event. Agricultural Electrification EMC Guidelines – Click Here
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3/20
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State CDEs
Posted by South Region
FFA Camp in Covington
Ag Communications
Ag Education
Ag Mechanics
ENR
Floral Design
Livestock Evaluation
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3/27
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State CDE's
Posted by South Region
Camp John Hope FFA-FCCLA Center, 281 Hope Entrance Rd, Fort Valley, GA 31030, USA
Ag Technology & Equipment ID
Forestry
Land Evaluation
Lawnmower Operations
Nursery/Landscape
Veterinary Science
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3/27
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State Meats
Posted by South Region
University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602, USA
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4/9
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POW Review due to Region Office
Posted by South Region
•All teachers will be reviewed byadministration
•Addendum will be attached for standardsnot met due to school Covid issues/protocols
•POW review and addendum MUST be signed byadministration
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4/17
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State CDE's
Posted by South Region
Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center, 720 FFA FHA Camp Rd, Covington, GA 30014, USA
Agricultural Sales
Conduct of Chapter Meetings
Parliamentary Procedure
Electrical Wiring
Farm and Agribusiness Management
Floriculture
Marketing Plan
Dairy Evaluation
Wildlife Management
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5/10
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Area 5 Awards Banquet
Posted by South Region
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 2802 Moore Hwy, Tifton, GA 31793, USA
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10/12
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FFA Day at the Fair
Posted by South Region
Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agriculture Center, 401 Golden Isles Pkwy, Perry, GA 31069, USA
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12/10
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State FFA CDE Day / SOUTH (ABAC)
Posted by South Region
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 2802 Moore Hwy, Tifton, GA 31793, United States
Ag Technology & Equipment,
Employment Skills,
ENR,
Farm Business Management,
FFA Quiz,
Floral Design,
Dairy Cattle Judging
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2/18
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FFA CDE Day - CENTRAL (FVSU)
Posted by South Region
Fort Valley State University, 1005 State University Dr, Fort Valley, GA 31030, United States
Ag Sales
Floriculture
Forestry CDE
Lawnmower Operations
Marketing Plan
Vet Science
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3/18
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State FFA CDE Day - NORTH (UGA)
Posted by South Region
The University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602, United States
Ag Communications
Ag Education
Ag Mechanics (Senior)
Livestock Evaluation
Nursery Landscape
Poultry Judging
Wildlife
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