Alabama North District FFA Land Contest
Nov 05, 2026
ND Land
Overall

ID: 182 - -
Team Name: Oakman
Participant Name:
SKYLER DRIVER
Individual Rank: 87
Individual Total Score: 142
Team Rank: 29
Team Total Score: 378
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DefinitionResponsesScore
Part 1 - Field 1
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Moderately Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Slow
Major Factors - None
Land Capability Class - Class IV
Surface Texture - Moderately Coarse
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - Moderate
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Rapid
Major Factors - Slope
Major Factors - Erosion
Major Factors - Permeability
Major Factors - Runoff
Land Capability Class - Class II
17
Part 1 - Field 2
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Moderately Fine
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Coarse
Depth of Soil - Moderately Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Moderate
Surface Runoff - Very Slow
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class VI
Surface Texture - Medium
Subsoil Texture - Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - Moderate
Permeability - Very Slow
Surface Runoff - Slow
Major Factors - Permeability
Land Capability Class - Class IV
18
Part 1 - Field 3
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Moderately Fine
Subsoil Texture - Coarse
Depth of Soil - Moderately Deep
Slope - Strong Sloping
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Moderate
Major Factors - Surface Texture
Land Capability Class - Class II
Surface Texture - Medium
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Gently Sloping
Erosion - Water - Moderate
Permeability - Slow
Surface Runoff - Rapid
Major Factors - Slope
Major Factors - Erosion
Major Factors - Permeability
Major Factors - Runoff
Land Capability Class - Class II
16
Part 2 - Cropland
PartContestantJudge
1 2. Use for row crops (2)
10. Install or maintain drainage system
2. Use for row crops (2)
5. Farm on contour
6. Install water disposal system
8. Build terraces
12. Establish field borders
15. Use fertilizer ratio 1-2-4
5
Part 2 - Pastureland
PartContestantJudge
1 1. Establish recommended permanent pasture plants
4. Control undesirable plants of existing pasture
5. Improve forage quality and production of existing pasture
8. Apply lime
11. Apply fertilizer ratio 0-1-2
2. Improve the stand of existing pasture
4. Control undesirable plants of existing pasture
5. Improve forage quality and production of existing pasture
8. Apply lime
11. Apply fertilizer ratio 0-1-2
24
Part 2 - Forestland
PartContestantJudge
1 1. Prescribe burn
5. Harvest trees selectively
7. Control undesirable species
2. Establish firebreaks
5. Harvest trees selectively
7. Control undesirable species
20
Homesite - Part I
PartContestantJudge
1Surface Texture - Fine
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Coarse
Depth of Soil - Moderately Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - None to Slight
Permeability - Moderate
Soil Drainage - Excessive
Flooding - None
Shrink-Swell - Low
Rocks - Less than 5%
Surface Texture - Medium
Subsoil Texture - Moderately Fine
Depth of Soil - Deep
Slope - Nearly Level
Erosion - Water - Severe
Permeability - Slow
Soil Drainage - Good
Flooding - None
Shrink-Swell - Low
Rocks - Less than 5%
21
Homesite - Part IIIA
PartContestantJudge
1Septic Tank Filter Fields - Moderate
Local Roads and Streets - Slight
Foundations Without Basements - Slight
Lawns and Landscapes - Moderate
Septic Tank Filter Fields - Moderate
Local Roads and Streets - Slight
Foundations Without Basements - Slight
Lawns and Landscapes - Slight
21
Homesite - Part IIIB
PartContestantJudge
1Shrink-SwellingPermeability
0
Cropland Total
22
Pastureland Total
42
Forestland Total
36
Homesite Total
42


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