Mission Statement from the Department of Agriculture

All aspects of agriculture are rooted in the understanding of business principles. As an agriculturalist or horticulturalist you will be expertly trained in production methods; however, you will also receive training in finance, management sales and marketing. Collectively, this combination of skills prepares you for an exciting career and allows you the adaptability for lifelong success.

Academic Programs

Majors in Agriculture

• Agribusiness - Animal Science
• Agribusiness - Horticulture
• Agribusiness - Plant and Soil Science
• Agribusiness - Agriculture Industry
• Agricultural Education 
• Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Minors in Agriculture

• Agriculture
• Horticulture
• Soil Science
• Companion Animals

Class Waiting Lists: Contact course instructor or Department of Agriculture (573) 651-2106

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