Hort II - Landscaping 1.01

things of tangible value that a person owns

land and depreciable items such as machinery, breeding livestock

Performing one specific agricultural skill outside of normal class time.

mortgages not including this year’s payment

Ashley has taken a part-time job working at a local garden center.

refers to the actual placing and planting of plant material into a landscape.

planning, implementing, operating, & assuming financial risks in an agricultural business

observing, shadowing, or helping an individual in the field

Current Assets + Non-Current Assets

Adam created a dog sitting service for the people in his neighborhood.

fertilizer and feed bills, tractor and building payments, and part of mortgage due this year

Total Liabilities + Non-Current Liabilities

items that have a useful life of more than one year and lose value because of age, wear

person hired to install the landscape.

IDing an ag. problem that cant be solved by experiments&designing a plan to investigate&analyze

Brooke is looking for future careers & is searching the requirements of becoming a vet.

items that will be used up or sold within a year— example: feed, supplies, etc.

a person trained in engineering, graphic arts and architectural technology to design landscapes

helps in setting goals and developing plans and steps to reach those goals.

Parts of a total agricultural education program for the landscape student

cash, checking, savings, stocks, and non-depreciable

Marcel is performing an experiment testing which potting soil works best for bedding plants.

Land is NOT depreciable property.

Total Assets - Total Liabilities

James is working for a company that uses tissue culture to propagate plants.