Certificate in Agriculture

Agriculture is a broad area of study dealing with plants, animals,

food, soil, and crops. Students interested in studying agricultural

science can enrol in an undergraduate certificate, and bachelors

and masters degree programs in related areas of study, including

agriculture, agribusiness, crop science and agricultural

education.

Agricultural Courses

Forestry

Horticulture

Equine Studies

Viticulture

Food Processing

Wool Science

Plant Breeding

Soil Science

Plant Nutrition.

Natural Resources

A natural resources course

covers topics pertaining to

forestry, soils and wildlife.

Basic Horticulture

Horticulture is a science that studies plants, gardening and

natural growth.

Soils and Pesticides

Agriculture students learn about soils and pesticides to

understand the chemical make-up and effect that these elements

have on crop growth.

Food Systems

Whether producing crops or otherwise, farmers and others in the

agriculture business need a strong understanding of food system

and processes. Students in this course study food system as it

relates to the current economy, health factors and regulatory

laws, political systems, health, environment, food retailing and

international food regulations.

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Science

Associate's Degree in Agriculture Production Technology

Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural Economics Degree

Bachelor's Degrees in Agriculture

PhD in Agriculture

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