21. General Agriculture Elective agriculture courses (21/22 semester hours) At least 12 hours must be upper division courses B. general Education Core (70 semester hours) 1. http://www2.hawaii.edu/~marcel/genag.htm

General Agriculture Specialization General Agriculture: The General Agriculture specialization is designed to provide an opportunity for students and anyone interested in agriculture or an agriculture related field to have access to selected courses or topics in their area of interest. The curriculum is structured to offer a well-rounded undergraduate education in the basic and ap- plied sciences of agriculture and related fields through quality "hands-on" training. Students graduating with a B.S. in agriculture specializing in General Agriculture have opportunities to pursue careers in various areas of agriculture and agribusiness or work towards advanced de- grees in Agriculture. Agriculture Other Specializations: Agribuiness Aquaculture Crop Protection Agro-Ecology ... Back to the Home Page

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26. Agricultural Sciences - General Agriculture lists courses leading towards a concentration/major in general agriculture at each An * indicates courses that result in dual credit (credit towards http://www.shsu.edu/nhmccd/agr3-degree.html

Agricultural Sciences General Agriculture Articulation Agreement for 2002 and 2004 Catalogue Years Cooperative program leading to the Associate of Arts or Science Degrees at North Harris Montgomery Community College District and the Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture - General Agriculture at Sam Houston State University The following table lists courses leading towards a concentration/major in General Agriculture at each institution. An * indicates courses that result in dual credit (credit towards graduation from both educational institutions). NHMCCD SHSU Credit Common Course First Year AGRI 1131 AGR 110 AGRI 1131 AGRI 2303 or 1307 AGR 162 or 165 AGRI 2303 or 1307 CHEM 1411* CHM 138*/118* CHEM 1311/1111 CHEM 1412* CHM 139*/119* CHEM 1312/1112 ENGL 1301 ENG 164 ENGL 1301 ENGL 1302 ENG 165 ENGL 1302 HIST 1301 HIS 163 HIST 1301 HIST 1302 HIS 164 HIST 1302 KINE 1111 KIN 215 MATH 1332/2412 MTH 164 or 170 3 or 4 MATH 1332 / 2312 Second Year AGRI 1309 AGR 238 AGRI 1309 AGRI 1319 or 2317 AGR 169 or 164 AGRI 1319 or 2317 ARTS, DRAM, DANC or MUSI

27. DQ University - California's Two Year Accredited Tribal College The following courses are required for the general agriculture Major of which 9) units general agriculture courses. GA 101 13 Units SELECTED TOPICS IN http://www.dqu.cc.ca.us/pages/catalog02-04/programs/generalag.html

General Agriculture Programs home The General Agriculture Program at D-Q University consists of an Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture. This program is designed to prepare students for entry level employment and/or for transfer to a four-year college or university. To earn an Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture, all students are required to complete a set of required courses in General Agriculture (see the following paragraphs for more details), and the graduation requirements of D-Q University. Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture General Agriculture is a two-year program designed to give students a broad understanding of areas without specialization in one area. Persons already employed may upgrade or supplement their skills. The General Agriculture major provides: A pre-service program for students planning to enter the field of agriculture after two years of course work. An in-service program of specific courses for particular job skill improvement for persons currently employed in agriculture and related areas.

28. Sierra College General Agriculture Requirements general agriculture AA and AS degree and certificate requirements. Course No. agriculture courses, Units. AG 19, agriculture Orientation (required Fall http://www.sierracollege.edu/ed_programs/sciences_and_mathematics/agriculture/ge

Welcome Instructors Degree Programs Clubs General Agriculture A.S. Degree/Certificate Requirements - General Agriculture Option Required Agriculture Core Courses (4 Units): Course No. Agriculture Courses Units AG 19 Agriculture Orientation (required Fall semester, first year) AG 44 Agri-Business Records Plus 6 Additional Units of Animal Husbandry From: Course No. Animal Science Courses Units AG 7 Introduction to Animal Production AG 8 ** AG 10 Horse Husbandry AG 12 AG 13 AG 107**/* Animal Husbandry Skills AG 141* AG 144 Artificial Insemination of Cattle AG 145* Cattle Reproductive Management AG 155* Pregnancy Testing of Cattle * These courses can be repeated for credit ** Prerequisite required Plus 3 Additional Units of Plant Science From: Course No. Plant Science Courses Units AG 5 Soils EH 33 Introduction to Ornamental Horticulture EH 34 Plant Propagation EH 35A/35B Plant Identification AG 113 Pasture Management Plus 3 Additional Units of Agri-business From: Course No.

29. Ridgetown College | Diploma | Agriculture Courses agriculture Diploma. Schedule of Studies. Click on the course name below for Please note that only the general options of the agriculture program have http://www.ridgetownc.on.ca/education/diploma_agriculture2.cfm

@import url(/style.css); ez_codePath = "../menu/" document.write(""); Home Diploma RC Main Page A to Z Directory ... Message From the Director Programs @ RC Programs Main Page Degree Programs Diploma Programs Agriculture Schedule of Studies Environmental Management Horticulture Veterinary Technology Conventional Delivery ... English as a Second Language More Information about: Request an Education Guide Student Life Photos Student Peer Helpers The RC Advantage ... Guidance Counselor FAQs Links to: College Contacts Academic Profiles Research Profiles Agriculture Diploma Schedule of Studies Click on the course name below for more information about that course. Course listings and/or course descriptions may change without notice. General Option In the Agriculture Diploma program, you can major in Agri-Business, Crops or Livestock. Please note that only the general options of the Agriculture program have been displayed. Semester 1 - Fall Livestock Systems Applied Plant Science Soil Principles Applied Mathematics ... Communications Skills Part I Semester 2 - Winter Business Accounting Computer Applications Part II Communications Skills Part II Elective Courses:(select 3) Animal Science Crop Management I Mushroom Production Field Crop Equipment Semester 3 - Fall Business Management Elective Courses:(select 5) Beef Production Dairy Production Pork Production Business Finance ... Vegetable Production Semester 4 - Winter Human Resource Management Business Project or Farm Project Elective Courses:(select 5) Animal Health Poultry Production Commodity Marketing Vegetable Crop Pest Management ... Agriculture Diploma Program Description Do you have a question about this program?

30. Agriculture, General agriculture students learn how to use general principles of agricultural research What courses outside the school of agriculture will you have to take? http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/majors/100635.html

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31. B.Sc. Agriculture Courses - Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan. SemesterV. general courses. Course No. Title, Crd. Hrs. Major courses. Agronomy. Agron 501, Arid Zone agriculture, 2(2-0) http://www.bzu.edu.pk/Agriculture/bsc_courses.asp

Website Navigation: BZU Home College Home Curriculum for B.Sc. Agriculture Semester-I Course No. Title Crd. Hrs. Agron 301 Introduction to Agriculture AH 301 Animal Husbandry FRW 301 Agro-Forestry SS 301 Introductory Soil Science-I FT 301 Introduction to Food Science RS 301 Rural Sociology Eng 301 Reading Comprehension and Communication Skills-I PS 301 Pakistan Studies-I IS 301 Islamic Studies-I OR PS 303 Pakistan Culture ( All Compulsory ) Semester-II Course No. Title Crd. Hrs. Agron 302 Principles of Agronomy Hort 302 Introduction to Horticulture FRW 302 Introduction to Range and Wildlife Management SS 302 Introductory Soil Science-II AE 302 Introduction to Agricultural Economics FT 302 Food Processing and Preservation Eng 302 Reading Comprehension and Communication Skill-II PS 302 Pakistan Studies-II IS 302 Islamic Studies-II OR PS 304 Islamic Culture and Civilzation in Pakistan Semester-III Course No. Title Crd. Hrs. Agron 401 Field Crop Production-I Hort 401 Principal Horticultural Practices Ent 401 Introductory Entomology PP 401 Introduction to Plant Phathogens PBG 401 Introductory Genetics AEE 401 Agricultural Extension Methods ES 401 Environmental Science Semester-IV Course No.

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33. K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006: General Agriculture general agriculture courses GENAG 101. Ag Orientation. University general Education course GENAG 495. agriculture Honors Seminar. (Var., 03) I, II. http://courses.k-state.edu/catalog/undergraduate/ag/genag.html

K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006 About the Catalog About the University Calendar ... University Faculty General Agriculture Lawrence H. Erpelding, Associate Dean Kevin J. Donnelly, Assistant Dean Jackie McClaskey, Assistant Dean Zelia Holloway, Assistant Dean www.ag.ksu.edu Contemporary citizenship in agriculture minor This minor assists students in building the knowledge that they need to serve as active citizens in society and to understand the way our agricultural industry, rural areas, and global communities interact now and in the future. The minor focuses on agricultural policy and issues while encompassing ethics, personal development, and societal relationships in order to better understand the correlation between agriculture and rural and urban communities at the local, state, national, and global levels. These topics will encourage the citizenship development needed to sustain and build agriculture in the future and will also enhance understanding of the effects of agriculture on society as a whole. The minor requires the completion of 18 credit hours. The minor requires one foundation course, two ethical and societal relationships courses, and two policy and issues courses. In addition, GENAG 450 Citizenship and Ethics in Agriculture, a capstone course, is to be taken during the junior or senior year of the program of study.

34. K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004: General Agriculture general agriculture courses GENAG 101. Ag Orientation. University general Education course GENAG 495.agriculture Honors Seminar. (Var., 03) I, II. http://courses.k-state.edu/catalog/undergraduate/2002-2004/ag/genag.html

K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004 About the Catalog About the University Calendar ... University Faculty General Agriculture Lawrence H. Erpelding, Associate Dean Kevin J. Donnelly, Assistant Dean Jackie McClaskey, Assistant Dean www.ag.ksu.edu Contemporary citizenship in agriculture minor This minor assists students in building the knowledge that they need to serve as active citizens in society and to understand the way our agricultural industry, rural areas, and global communities interact now and in the future. The minor focuses on agricultural policy and issues while encompassing ethics, personal development, and societal relationships in order to better understand the correlation between agriculture and rural and urban communities at the local, state, national, and global levels. These topics will encourage the citizenship development needed to sustain and build agriculture in the future and will also enhance understanding of the effects of agriculture on society as a whole. The minor requires the completion of 18 credit hours. The minor requires one foundation course, two ethical and societal relationships courses, and two policy and issues courses. In addition, GENAG 450 Citizenship and Ethics in Agriculture, a capstone course, is to be taken during the junior or senior year of the program of study. Foundation courses (3-4 hrs) AGEC 120 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness ASI 102 Principles of Animal Science ASI 302 Introduction to Food Science AGRON 220 Crop Science FOR 375 Introduction to Natural Resource Management

35. Degree Pathways - Agriculture Students graduating with a BS in general agriculture have the flexibility Recommended courses are Ag 111 Computer Applications in agriculture and AREC http://oregonone.org/agriculture.htm

Degree Pathways Degree Pathways in Agriculture Careers in Agriculture Occupational Information from the U.S. Government about Agricultural Workers (Nature of the Work; Working Conditions; Employment; Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement; Job Outlook; Earnings; Related Occupations; Sources of Additional Information) Agricultural and Food Scientists Agricultural Production Agricultural Services Farm Equipment Mechanics (Heavy Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Service Technicians and Mechanics) Farmers, Ranchers, and Agricultural Managers What Can I Do With a Degree in Agriculture? Associate Degree or Diploma in Agriculture Baccalaureate Degree in Agriculture Advanced Degree in Agriculture Depending on areas of concentration, career areas would include entry level jobs in horticulture, farm worker, ranch hand, farm mechanic, veterinary technician, etc. Students graduating with a B.S. in General Agriculture have the flexibility to prepare for a variety of agricultural career fields, including production agriculture, agri-business, or community leadership in agriculture. Graduates go on to pursue jobs as diverse as farm or ranch managers, teachers, lobbyists, commodity liaison persons, and extension staff. A master's degree is required to maintain a teaching certificate for students seeking a career in agricultural education. Other career areas see many more opportunities with an advanced degree.

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38. SDCS Course Of Study, 2004-2005 Urban agriculture (PDF) This section provides general information about Urban For specific information about available Urban agriculture courses, http://www2.sandi.net/course/

Contents Preface Part 1 Part 2 ... Index by Course Title Links Supplement to the Course of Study SDCS Home Course of Study Description Contents. The main table of contents lists all major categories and sub-categories of information included in the Preface. The preface gives an overview of the requirements behind, and the purposes of, the Course of Study, Part 1. Part 1 summarizes state and district requirements regarding instructional programs and includes information about high school graduation requirements, state academic standards as adopted by the district, assessment of student achievement and a host of other subjects. Note: To download the Core Course Sequence Chart that appears on pages 14 and 15 of the printed version, click here Part 2. Part 2 describes district cross-curricular programs, including alternative education programs, programs of the San Diego Plan for Racial Integration and special education courses of study. Part 3. Part 3 provides detailed information and course descriptions for each of the district's curriculum areas. BusEd.

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40. UW-Waukesha - Courses & Academics - General Majors UWWaukesha courses Provide the Foundation for over 250 UW System Majors agriculture Business Management; agriculture Economics http://waukesha.uwc.edu/academics/majors.html

Contact Us Calendars Courses Desire 2 Learn (D2L) ... On-line Writing Lab (OWL) UW-Waukesha Courses Provide the Foundation for over 250 UW System Majors The University of Wisconsin System offers a broad and diverse range of undergraduate programs. This makes the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha an excellent place for you to begin your college studies. Whether you begin your education with a major in mind, or have not yet decided on your focus, you can plan a program with the help of UW-Waukesha's advisors so that each course completed will be credits earned toward a respected college degree. For information about requirements for a specific major, contact a UW-Waukesha advisor by calling (262) 521-5200. Agriculture and Natural Resources Agriculture Economics Agriculture Journalism Agriculture Marketing Agriculture (Broad Area) Agronomy Animal Science Biological Aspects of Conservation Conservation Construction Administration Dairy Science Environmental Science Farm Management Horticulture Meat and Animal Science Plant Pathology Poultry Science Reclamation Recreational Resources Management Technical Agriculture Water Resources Architectural Studies Interior Design Landscape Architecture Area Studies AfroAmerican Studies American Institutions American Studies Asian Studies Hebrew Studies International Studies Scandinavian Studies South Asian Studies Biological Sciences Bacteriology Biochemistry Botany

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