Indiana Horticulture CDE
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1 I. Purpose A. This career development event teaches youth detailed knowledge of many subject matter disciplines required for the production, marketing and buying of flower, fruit, vegetable and ornamental crops. B. The CDE, information and identification contest is in effect a training program concerned with: 1. Teaching individuals to recognize and identify some of our most important horticultural crops. 2. To learn quality characteristics. 3. To be able to answer questions or solve problems on horticultural subjects. II. General Rules and Guidelines This state level CDE is open to any eligible individual or team as there is no county or area qualifying event. There are two divisions, Junior and Senior. A team may consist of 3 or 4 individuals with the 3 highest individual scores combined to make the team score. Scantron will be used to tabulate scores. Coaches should familiarize their contestants with the Scantron form and instructions posted on the Horticulture CDE web site. e-cde.aspx There will be four stations; Quiz, Flowers and Ornamentals, Fruits & Nuts and Vegetables, and Specimen Evaluation. Contestants will have 50 minutes to complete each station. Each contestant will be provided a file folder to keep their Scantron form in when not marking answers and between stations. Answer marks for the quiz and specimen evaluation stations are to be completed before leaving that station. At the identification stations, contestants should first make sure all their specimen answer numbers have been written on their Scantron answer sheet. If a contestant is unable to get all their identification answers bubbled in prior to leaving that station, they can ask their group leader permission to do so when finished at another station or for additional time at the conclusion of their last station. All Scantron answer sheets are to be turned in to the contestant s group leader before leaving the last station room. It is contestant s responsibility to make sure their Scantron answer sheet has been completely filled in. A. Junior Division I. Identification 120 points a. Vegetables 15 specimens b. Fruits and Nuts 15 specimens c. Flowers 15 specimens d. Ornamentals 15 specimens II. Quiz 80 points a. 40 true/false, multiple choice questions Total 200 points B. Senior Division 1. Rules and Regulations (rules listed in the state ag judging handbook will prevail unless listed below). a. The contest has two divisions, 4-H or FFA. b. The state contest will be coordinated by the State 4-H Office, Purdue Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education, and Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture. c. If there are any special cases that these rules do not cover, they will be acted upon
2 by the general committee in charge of the contest. 2. Seniors identify 100 specimens from the study list. 3. Senior division contest will consist of 3 sections: A. Specimen Evaluation 80 points 8 classes : 2 fruit & nuts, 2 vegetables, 2 ornamentals, 2 flowers & indoor plants Classes are judged based on the basis of quality and condition B. Identification 200 points ID 100 specimens 25 fruits & nuts 25 vegetables 25 flowers 25 ornamentals C. Quiz 160 points 80 questions selected from reference list True/false, multiple choice format Total 440 points III. Ties 1. Team ties will first be broken by the highest alternate individual score. 2. Individual ties and subsequent team ties will be broken in the following order: a. Identification b. Quiz c. Specimen evaluation 3. If a tie remains those individuals or teams will be presented identical awards. IV. Recognition and Awards The top five senior 4-H, top five senior FFA, and top five junior teams will be awarded a plaque and individual ribbons. The top ten senior 4-H, top ten senior FFA, and top ten junior individuals will be presented a ribbon. The top overall winning 4-H team and FFA team will receive partial payment of trip expenses (provided sponsorship is available) to represent Indiana at the NJHA National Convention and CDE Contest. Coaches of state winning teams in 4-H and FFA should contact William Wilder, 4 Linda Lane, Columbia City, IN, phone: , cell phone: (260) , bwilder34@embarqmail.com for references for the quiz given at the national level. V. Suggested References Purdue Consumer Horticulture s Plant Identification for 4-H/FFA Horticulture Contests (web only): Purdue Hort Publications Note: Almost all of these publications are available online at Purdue s Consumer Horticulture page, along with many others that you and your students may find helpful. For others please consult Purdue Extension publications website or your County Extension Office: the-education-store.com NJHA website
3 Indiana 4-H/FFA State Horticulture CDE Publication List Plant Nomenclature HO-179 Home, Yard, and Garden Publications List Environment and Horticulture Plants HO-090 Winter Garden Calendar HO-091 Spring Garden Calendar HO-092 Summer Garden Calendar HO-093 Autumn Garden Calendar HO-203 Effects of Cold Weather on Horticultural Plants in Indiana HO-222 Landscape Plants for Shady Areas HO-223 Landscape Plants for Areas with Full Sun HO-224 Landscape Plants for Acid Soils HO-225 Landscape Plants for Sandy Soils HO-226 Landscape Plants for Moist to Slightly Moist Areas HO-227 Landscape Plants for Wet Areas AY-14: Improving Lawns in the Shade AGRY-98-03: Maintaining Lawns on Sandy Soils Plant Nutrition HO-173 A Guide to Flowering and Why Plants Fail to Bloom HO-217 Weed Control for the Garden & Landscape ID-184 Diagnosing Herbicide Injury on Garden and Landscape Plants ID-146 Controlling Pests in the Home Fruit Planting HO-140 Fertilizing Woody Plants HO-222 Landscape Plants for Shady Areas HO-223 Landscape Plants for Areas with Full Sun HO-224 Landscape Plants for Acid Soils HO-225 Landscape Plants for Sandy Soils HO-226 Landscape Plants for Moist to Slightly Moist Areas HO-227 Landscape Plants for Wet Areas Vegetables HO-090 Winter Garden Calendar HO-091 Spring Garden Calendar HO-092 Summer Garden Calendar HO-093 Autumn Garden Calendar HO-008 Growing Cucumbers, Melons, Squash, Pumpkins, and Gourds HO-026 Tomatoes HO-028 Growing Herbs HO-029 Leafy Greens for the Home Garden HO-032 Home Gardener's Guide
4 HO-053 Hotbeds and Cold Frames HO-062 Potatoes HO-066 The Fall Vegetable Garden HO-067 Onions and Their Relatives HO-096 Asparagus HO-097 Rhubarb HO-098 Growing Sweet Corn HO-124 Small Plot and Intensive Vegetable Gardening HO-125 Storing Vegetables and Fruits at Home HO-135 Gourds HO-136 The Sweet Potato HO-175 Growing Beans in the Home Vegetable Garden HO-186 Indiana Vegetable Planting Calendar HO-187 Chinese Vegetables HO-200 Container and Raised Bed Gardening ID-316 Organic Vegetable Gardening Garden Flowers HO-001 New Plants from Layering HO-037 New Plants From Cuttings HO-053 Hotbeds and Cold Frames HO-090 Winter Garden Calendar HO-091 Spring Garden Calendar HO-092 Summer Garden Calendar HO-093 Autumn Garden Calendar HO-173 A Guide to Flowering and Why Plants Fail to Bloom HO-200 Container and Raised Bed Gardening HO-203 Effects of Cold Weather on Horticultural Plants in Indiana HO-217 Weed Control for the Garden & Landscape HO-011 Narcissus HO-016 Daylilies HO-061 Growing Perennial Flowers HO-076 The Peony: State Flower of Indiana HO-077 Garden Chrysanthemums HO-079 Perennial Flowers HO-080 Annual Flowers HO-085 Winter Storage of Geranium, Canna, Gladiolus, Caladium, and Begonia HO-086 Flowering Bulbs HO-099 Growing Annual Flowers HO-126 Hanging Baskets HO-128 Roses HO-010 African Violet Care HO-073 The Poinsettia HO-222 Landscape Plants for Shady Areas HO-223 Landscape Plants for Areas with Full Sun HO-224 Landscape Plants for Acid Soils HO-225 Landscape Plants for Sandy Soils HO-226 Landscape Plants for Moist to Slightly Moist Areas
5 HO-227 Landscape Plants for Wet Areas Fruit and Nut Production HO-090 Winter Garden Calendar HO-091 Spring Garden Calendar HO-092 Summer Garden Calendar HO-093 Autumn Garden Calendar HO-193 Black Walnut Toxicity HO-009 Growing Cherries in Indiana HO-017 Currants and Gooseberries HO-044 Raspberries HO-045 Growing Grapes HO-046 Growing Strawberries HO-065 Fertilizing Blueberries HO-095 Home Storage of Apples HO-108 Persimmons HO-109 Fertilizing Fruit in Small Areas HO-121 Fertilizing Small Fruits HO-125 Storing Vegetables and Fruits at Home HO-165 Apple Cultivars for Indiana HO-174 Pollination of Fruits and Nuts HO-190 Fruits and Nuts for Edible Landscaping HO-220 Growing Pawpaws HO-221 Grape Varieties for Indiana ID-146 Controlling Pests in the Home Fruit Planting Turf AY-3: Establishing Lawn Areas From Seed AY-20: Seeding a Turf Area in the Spring AY-25: Purchasing Quality Grass Seed for Your Lawn AY-28: Establishing a Lawn from Sod AY-2: Don't Bag It AY-7: Irrigation Practices for Homelawns AY-8: Mowing, Thatching, Aerifying, and Rolling Turf AY-14: Improving Lawns in the Shade AY-18: Soil Testing for Lawns AY-22: Fertilizing Established Lawns AGRY-98-03: Maintaining Lawns on Sandy Soils AY-10: Control of Crabgrass in Homelawns BP-125-W Seasonal Activity of Turfgrass Pathogens E-61 Turf Insect Management Landscaping HO-090 Winter Garden Calendar HO-091 Spring Garden Calendar HO-092 Summer Garden Calendar HO-093 Autumn Garden Calendar HO-200 Container and Raised Bed Gardening ID-182 Managing Yard Wastes; Clippings and Compost
6 HO-079 Perennial Flowers HO-080 Annual Flowers HLA-001 Spreading Ornamental Plants: Virtues & Vices HO-004 Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs HO-021 Annual and Perennial Vines HO-027 Hedges HO-060 Garden Mulches--Out of print. Please see the Iowa State Publication PPA-45: Using Mulches in Managed Landscapes. HO-100 Planting Landscape Trees and Shrubs HO-105 Ground Covers HO-140 Fertilizing Woody Plants HO-142 Roadside De-Icing Salts and Ornamental Plantings HO-190 Fruits and Nuts for Edible Landscaping HO-193 Black Walnut Toxicity HO-201 Landscape Tree Appraisal HO-211 Living Christmas Trees for the Holidays and Beyond HO-219 Ornamental Grasses for Indiana Landscapes HO-222 Landscape Plants for Shady Areas HO-223 Landscape Plants for Areas with Full Sun HO-224 Landscape Plants for Acid Soils HO-225 Landscape Plants for Sandy Soils HO-226 Landscape Plants for Moist to Slightly Moist Areas HO-227 Landscape Plants for Wet Areas Managing Tree and Shrubs in the Landscape ID-182 Managing Yard Wastes; Clippings and Compost HO-009 Growing Cherries in Indiana HO-108 Persimmons HO-165 Apple Cultivars for Indiana HO-190 Fruits and Nuts for Edible Landscaping HO-004 Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs HO-027 Hedges HO-100 Planting Landscape Trees and Shrubs HO-201 Landscape Tree Appraisal HO-211 Living Christmas Trees for the Holidays and Beyond HO-222 Landscape Plants for Shady Areas HO-223 Landscape Plants for Areas with Full Sun HO-224 Landscape Plants for Acid Soils HO-225 Landscape Plants for Sandy Soils HO-226 Landscape Plants for Moist to Slightly Moist Areas HO-227 Landscape Plants for Wet Areas Plant Propagation HO-001 New Plants from Layering HO-037 New Plants From Cuttings HO-010 African Violet Care HO-073 The Poinsettia
7 Greenhouse Structure HO-053 Hotbeds and Cold Frames HO-200 Container and Raised Bed Gardening HO-203 Effects of Cold Weather on Horticultural Plants in Indiana HO-013 Terrariums HO-024 Planting Your Aquarium HO-039 Indoor Plant Care HO-019 Forcing Bulbs for Indoor Bloom HO-023 Forcing Branches for Winter Color Commercial Horticulture Production HO-102 Preserving Plant Materials HO-073 The Poinsettia HO-019 Forcing Bulbs for Indoor Bloom HO-022 Holiday Greens HO-023 Forcing Branches for Winter Color HO-102 Preserving Plant Materials HO-126 Hanging Baskets HO-158 Add Hours to Your Flowers HO-009 Growing Cherries in Indiana HO-165 Apple Cultivars for Indiana HO-221 Grape Varieties for Indiana HO-211 Living Christmas Trees for the Holidays and Beyond HO-186 Indiana Vegetable Planting Calendar ID-316 Organic Vegetable Gardening
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