Agriculture Studies
The agriculture industry impacts every person on earth. While production agriculture (farming) is often the first thing that comes to mind when people think of ag jobs, it makes up only one percent of the careers in this industry. Agri-business, research, agronomy, and conservation are just some of the job specializations open to Agriculture degree grads.
Academy Locations
SCC West Burlington Campus
| Fall 24 | AGB-235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets AGS-113 Survey of the Animal Industry |
| Spring 25 | AGA-181 Introduction to Crop Science AGB-330 Farm Business Management AGB-336 Agricultural Selling |
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