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What is it?

Ag Sciences provide a foundational overview of modern agriculture through hands-on lab work, project-based learning, and leadership development. The course connects core scientific principles to real-world applications in food production, natural resources, and agribusiness.

Plant and soil science: Students learn about plant anatomy and physiology, growth, classification, and propagation. They study soil science, including composition, fertility, and conservation.

Animal science: This unit covers the biology, genetics, and nutrition of livestock and other domesticated animals. Topics often include animal anatomy, health, reproduction, and humane care.

 

 

Careers

Agribusiness Manager

Biotechnology Researcher

Environmental Scientist

Food Scientist

Greenhouse Worker

     Wildlife/Conservation Agent 

 

 

 

 

 

Students can experience leadership opportunities through workshops, career development events, contests, community service and special projects.