Re: [AISdiscuss] JT Handbook Item#2, Plus

[MORRISJE1@aol.com]

In a message dated 4/18/2006 9:29:54 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
gardens@molalla.net writes:


My  understanding of the two hour in garden training is that it is an  outdoor
in garden classroom with a written test at the end and that this is  to help
Judges maintain their working knowledge of judging Irisin the  garden.   To
allow someone to skip this with a one on one  training session seems to make
the process unreliable.

I believe  giving in garden taining to an aprentence or student judge is and
should be  a privelage and never used to avoid our own training.  We  should
maintain standards that are equal for all voting  judges.




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I agree with the logic above.  The Judges, irregardless of being a  
hybridizer or not, need "in the garden Judges' Training" and should not be  allowed to 
substitute one-on-one training of others as their training.
 
Jim M.

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