Alabama Wiregrass Area Classic-Land Judging
Sep 09, 2026
Alabama FFA Wiregrass Classic
Overall

ID: 166 - -
Team Name: Dale County
Participant Name:
TRENTON KING
Individual Rank: 7
Individual Total Score: 180
Team Rank: 2
Team Total Score: 540
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DefinitionResponsesScore
Part 1 - Field 1
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Moderately Fine
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - Moderate
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Moderate
Major Factors - Slope
Major Factors - Erosion
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class II
Surface Texture - Moderately Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Rapid
Major Factors - Slope
Major Factors - Permeability
Major Factors - Runoff
Land Capability Class - Class II
23
Part 1 - Field 2
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Moderately Fine
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Moderate
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class II
Surface Texture - Moderately Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Moderate
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class II
28
Part 1 - Field 3
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Medium
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Moderate
Surface Runoff - Slow
Major Factors - None
Land Capability Class - Class I
Surface Texture - Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Slow
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class II
19
Part 2 - Cropland
PartContestantJudge
1 2. Use for row crops (2)
9. Maintain existing terraces
10. Install or maintain drainage system
11. Gully control
14. Use fertilizer ratio 1-1-1
2. Use for row crops (2)
5. Farm on contour
7. Maintain existing underground outlets, grassed waterways or grassed outlets
8. Build terraces
14. Use fertilizer ratio 1-1-1
12
Part 2 - Pastureland
PartContestantJudge
1 1. Establish recommended permanent pasture plants
8. Apply lime
10. Apply fertilizer ratio 0-2-1
5. Improve forage quality and production of existing pasture
8. Apply lime
10. Apply fertilizer ratio 0-2-1
20
Part 2 - Forestland
PartContestantJudge
1 2. Establish firebreaks
5. Harvest trees selectively
8. Precommercial thinning
1. Prescribe burn
2. Establish firebreaks
5. Harvest trees selectively
20
Homesite - Part I
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Medium
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - Moderate
Permeability - Slow
Soil Drainage - Good
Flooding - None
Shrink-Swell - Low
Rocks - Less than 5%
Surface Texture - Moderately Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Soil Drainage - Good
Flooding - None
Shrink-Swell - Low
Rocks - Less than 5%
28
Homesite - Part IIIA
PartContestantJudge
1Septic Tank Filter Fields - Moderate
Local Roads and Streets - Slight
Foundations Without Basements - Slight
Lawns and Landscapes - Slight
Septic Tank Filter Fields - Moderate
Local Roads and Streets - Slight
Foundations Without Basements - Slight
Lawns and Landscapes - Slight
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Homesite - Part IIIB
PartContestantJudge
1PermeabilityPermeability
6
Cropland Total
35
Pastureland Total
48
Forestland Total
39
Homesite Total
58


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