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Farm and Ranch Welding
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This course is designed to cover basic welding skills for farm and ranch purposes. Safe use of equipment is emphasized. Students will receive basic instruction and participate in hands-on experiences using oxyfuel welding, cutting, and shielded metal arc welding and gas metal arc welding (MIG). Supplies needed are welding helmet, welding skull cap, welding shirt or sleeves, leather shoes/boots, welding gloves, pliers, and clear safety glasses.
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Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Tig
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This course provides the student with a technical understanding of gas tungsten arc welding, arc characteristics and welding safety. It provides training to develop the skill necessary to make TIG fillet welds on mild steel, stainless and aluminum thin gage material which does not include thick plate, pipe, or other structural shapes. If a student desires to practice on different types of material other than what is offered, material must be provided by student. Supplies needed are: helmet, welding cap, clear safety glasses, pliers, diagonal cutting pliers, welding coat, TIG gloves, stainless steel wire brush. Please wear jeans and boots to class.
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Introduction to Electronics
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Study electronic systems used in farm equipment including microprocessors, sensors, monitors, controllers, emergency shutdown systems and GPS systems. Includes operation, testing and diagnostics.
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Liquid Rowcrop Applications
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Liquid Fertilizer Formulations and Identification. Liquid Application Basics. Advanced Sprayer Technologies - Exact Apply, See N Spray. Autosteer Technologies in Rowcrop.
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Small Farm Engines
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Lecture hours will provide knowledge of tune-ups, maintenance, and overhaul procedures of small Briggs and Stratton engines. Lab hours will allow application of knowledge to perform tune-ups, maintenance and overhaul of small engines.
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Weed Science and Pesticide Mode of Actions
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Weed identification, corn/soybean life stage training. Chemical programs/chemical classifications. Pesticide training, hazardous materials training. Chemical resistance. Basic scouting (an applicator needs to be able to determine if they are in the wrong field or if scout mis-staged crop and application is about to be off-label).
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