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Agriculture Minor
Courses Required:  (15 hours)

AO120
    And
AO125		 Plant Science
    And
Plant Science Lab

3
And
1
AY105 Animal Science Experiences

2
AY101 Animal Science

3

Choose 6 Hours from AG, AO, AY, HO courses (300-400 level)  

Companion Animals Minor
Courses Required:  (20 hours)

AY101 Animal Science

3
AY105 Animal Science Experiences

5
AY200 Companion Animals

3
AY205 Horse Science

3
AY304 Principles of Animal Nutrition

3
AY305 Advanced Horse Science

3
AY311 Animal Breeding

3

Horticulture Minor
Courses Required:  (15 hours)

HO130 Plant Identification and Use I

3
HO230  Plant Identification and Use II

3
HOxxx  9 hours of horticulture electives, with at least 6 hours at 300-500 level 

9

Prerequisite for some electives:
AO120/AO125    Plant Science/Lab      (4 hours)

Soils Minor
Courses Required:  (16-21 hours)

AG551   Water Management        

3
AO120/125 Plant Science/Lab

4
AO215 Soils          

3
AO427  Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition      

3
AO555   Soil Classification/Resource Mgt  

3

Prerequisite:
CH181 or CH185    Chemistry   (5 hours)

Courses are updated regularly, so be sure to meet with your advisor to design your academic plan.

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