Agricultural Structures. Grantors have the right to maintain, construct, and place agricultural structures contributing to the production, primary processing, direct marketing and storage of agricultural products produced principally on the Property Agricultural structures shall be constructed or placed within the area described in Exhibit C attached hereto and made a part hereof (“Farmstead Complex Area”), and shall be limited by the maximum square footage as described in Terms, Conditions and Restrictions-Maximum
Agricultural Structures. The simple forms of traditional Willamette Valley barns have inspired many contemporary architects and artists. These picturesque barns employed building techniques in use since medieval times: heavily timbered frame construction held together by skillfully made mortice and tenon joints. Rustic: From about 1890 to 1940, architects and designers created a Northwestern variation on the rustic design called Cascadian. An early example is the Cloud Cap Inn, a hikers’ lodge on Mt. Xxxx, perhaps inspired by rustic buildings then being constructed in the Adirondacks. The CCC of the 1930’s incorporated rustic design and a high level of craft into public works. A notable example is the shelters, pavilions, way stations, and comfort facilities built along the Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway. In the late 1930’s, the WPA built Timberline Lodge, an Arts and Crafts extravaganza that employed scores of masons, carpenters, sculptors, and artisans.
Agricultural Structures. Students will become proficient in arc and mig welding along with oxy-acetylene and wood working. Each student will build a project using woodworking or metalworking skills, agricultural building analysis, plumbing and concrete. They will develop a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program. Leadership development is required through a membership in the FFA Chapter. GRADE LEVEL: 11, 12 CREDIT: 1 unit DURATION: 2 semesters (full year)
Agricultural Structures. Agricultural structures which are not intended to be insurable, which are used solely for agricultural purposes, have low flood damage potential, which are used exclusively in connection with the production, harvesting, storage, drying, or raising of agricultural commodities including raising of livestock, and which are not intended for human habitation are exempt from the elevation requirement, dry floodproofed or wet floodproof, but shall:
Agricultural Structures. Non-residential structures and other improvements used for agricultural purposes, including, but not limited to, barns, shelters, sheds, and corrals (hereinafter “agricultural structures”). Agricultural structures may be located anywhere on the Property. For the purposes of this Easement, the term “agricultural structures”does not include indoor riding arenas, which are expressly prohibited on the Property.
Agricultural Structures. Students will become proficient in arc and mig welding along with oxy-acetylene and wood working. Each student will build a project using woodworking or metalworking skills, agricultural building analysis, plumbing and concrete. They will develop a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program. Leadership development is required through a membership in the FFA Chapter. GRADE LEVEL: 11, 12 CREDIT: 1 unit DURATION: 2 semesters (full year) PREREQUISITE: (1) VT 4280 – Agricultural Science & Technology I, and/or (1) VT 4290 Agriculture Science & Technology II AND (2) VT 4360 – Agricultural Mechanics and Ag teacher recommendation CLASS OFFERED: Even Numbered Years (Example: 2022- 2023 and 2024-2025) AG – PLANT SPECIFIC VT 4320 – HORTICULTURE Students will receive classroom and hands-on experience in plant science and plant propagation, plant identification, greenhouse operation and management along with careers and personal development. Students will grow poinsettias and other greenhouse crops while learning the requirement to produce and market various plant types. Students will continue developing their Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE) program. Leadership development is required through a membership in the FFA Chapter. GRADE: 11, 12 CREDIT: 1 unit DURATION: 2 semesters (full year) PREREQUISITE: (1) VT 4280 – Agriculture Science & Tech I and/or (2) VT 4290 – Agriculture Science & Technology II and Ag teacher recommendation CLASS OFFERED: Even Number Years (Example: 2022- 2023 and 2024-2025) VT 4380 – FLORICULTURE Students will develop skills in the production, arrangement and retailing of flowers. It includes fresh, silk, or dried flowers to be used in the design of corsages, wedding bouquets, table flower arrangements, and seasonal holiday decorations like poinsettias. They will develop a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program. Leadership development is required through a membership in the FFA Chapter. GRADE: 11, 12 CREDIT: 1 unit DURATION: 2 semesters (full year) PREREQUISITE: (1) VT 4280 – Agriculture Science & Tech I and/or (2) VT 4290 – Agriculture Science & Technology II and Ag teacher recommendation. CLASS OFFERED: Odd Number Years (Example: 2023-2024 and 2025-2026) VT 4400 – LANDSCAPING AND TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT Students will learn how to develop and install a landscape design and how to manage and maintain a beautiful landscape. They will learn about nursery management, and landscape plant identification. Students will continue devel...
Agricultural Structures. All existing agricultural structures (e.g. , ) in the Building Site Envelope that is a maximum of _ acres as identified on Exhibit B and in the Baseline Documentation Report may be removed, maintained, repaired, renovated, enlarged, and replaced at their current location, as identified on Exhibit B and indicated in the Baseline Documentation Report, only as provided for in this Section. New agricultural structures or improvements, to be used solely for the purpose of permitted agricultural use pursuant to Section 4.12 on the Protected Property, may be constructed without the permission of the Grantee, and shall only be constructed within the Building Site Envelope that is a maximum of 5 acres identified on Exhibit B and in the Baseline Documentation Report.
