Opportunities in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

This cluster focuses on raising or selling crops and livestock, increasing production, processing food, and marketing, distributing, financing, and development of agricultural commodities.

Agribusiness Science & Technology - Agribusiness Management: As a student in the Agribusiness Science & Technology – Agribusiness Management program, you’ll learn: agricultural input supply, production, finance, commodity assembly and processing, and marketing.
Agricultural Power & Equipment Technician: Learn to operate and repair a variety of tractors as well as tillage, planting, and harvesting equipment including drivetrains, electrical systems, diesel engines, and hydraulics.
Agronomy: Learn to use cutting-edge technology to improve crop management and make data-driven decisions through hands-on learning experiences, including working on our newly acquired 80 acres of cropland.
Agronomy Technician: Learn about soil science, crop management, pest management, and sustainable agriculture practices in a classroom setting, as well as with hands-on fieldwork on 80 acres of cropland.
Animal Science: Study animal nutrition, herd health, reproduction, genetics, milk or meat quality, record keeping, and industry-related technology.
Dairy and Livestock Technician: Learn about livestock nutrition, reproduction, and agriculture, and apply relevant technologies used in the livestock industry.
Supply Chain Management: Learn how to get customers what they want, when they want it by studying global supply chain management, negotiations, logistics, purchasing, inventory management, enterprise resource planning, lean, and service operations.
Individualized Technical Studies: Combine courses from two or more major areas of study into an Associate of Applied Science Degree that meets specific career preparation goals not available in other programs.
University Transfer - Associate of Arts/Science: Take courses to meet the general requirements of a four-year degree, and then transfer these credits toward a Bachelor’s of Science or Arts program at a college or university.