PCC C Competency List

C1. Compare and describe agricultural plants based on properties, functions, and physiological needs.

C2. Demonstrate plant propagation techniques.

C3. Develop and manage plant growth, media, and nutritional requirements.

C4. Develop and implement a plant management plan for crop and pest management.

C5. Demonstrate proper methods to harvest, handle, and store crops.

C6. Analyze and describe the interaction of plants and the environment.

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PCC C Competency List

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