21. Agriculture Department General Courses Of Interest general courses OF INTEREST. agriculture Department AGRI 1010 URBANLIFE AND agriculture (3 hours) Human and natural resources used http://www.cmsu.edu/agriculture/aggeneral.html

GENERAL COURSES OF INTEREST Agriculture Department AGRI 1010 URBAN LIFE AND AGRICULTURE (3 hours) Human and natural resources used in agriculture and production. Interdependence of rural and urban people as they live in a modern society. AGRI 2010 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR AGRICULTURALISTS (3 hours) Understanding and using computers to define, analyze, and solve agricultural problems. Topics include descriptive statistics, farm budgets, decision models, information retrieval and agri-marketing techniques. AGRI 4000 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN AGRICULTURE (1-6 hours) Investigation of contemporary problems and issues in agriculture by selected individuals or groups. May be repeated for a maximum of 9 semester hours. Return to Ag Course Descriptions CMSU Agriculture Department Homepage Last Updated: Feb. 1999

22. Agriculture Courses Fall 01 www.ent.iastate.edu/dept/courses/ent201 Credit 1 sciences group of the general educationrequirements of Science in Professional agriculture Instructor John http://www.lifelearner.iastate.edu/courses/fall01/fproag.htm

Continuing Education and Communication Services Home Courses by discipline Fall 2001 courses Courses by delivery Academic calendar Student services Order your books and materials anytime from MBSDirect over the Internet, by mail, fax, or call Degree, certificate programs Registration Fall 2001 Courses Presentation and Sales Strategies for Agricultural Audiences Course: Agricultural Education and Studies (AgEdS) 311/590A Utilizing instructional methods, techniques, and problem solving, presentation and sales strategies with agricultural audiences. Prerequisite: none Dates: October 4-December 13 Day/Time: Thursday 6:00-9:00 p.m., plus Saturday, November 10, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. on campus Delivery method: Iowa Communications Network or Videotape Videotape mailing: one-two weeks after ICN class Location: 9 Curtiss Hall, ISU Up to 4 remote sites will be scheduled if requested on registrations. Minimum of four students per ICN site.

23. Microbiology Courses Fall 01 project.bio.iastate.edu/courses/MIPM302/302new sciences group of the general educationrequirements or of Science in Professional agriculture Instructor Robert http://www.lifelearner.iastate.edu/courses/fall01/fmicro.htm

Continuing Education and Communication Services Home Courses by discipline Fall 2001 courses Courses by delivery Academic calendar Student services Order your books and materials anytime from MBSDirect over the Internet, by mail, fax, or call Degree, certificate programs Registration Fall 2001 Courses Biotechnology Education Workshop Course: Agricultural Education and Studies (AgEdS) 593M/Curriculum and Instruction (C I) 593C/Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies (FCEdS) 593B/Genetics (Gen) 590 The workshop's primary focus is to instruct middle and high school science, vocational agriculture, and family and consumer science teachers, and ISU Extension personnel in the basic principles and technologies of biotechnology. Each session will contain 90 minutes of instruction in content and related activities. The remaining time will be devoted to the preparation and performance of lab activities for classrooms. Lab activities include DNA extraction, DNA transformation, and DNA restriction analysis. Additional instruction and information will be provided by instructor demonstrations. This workshop can also serve as a lab credit for the Internet course Gen 308/508 (Biotechnology in Agriculture, Food and Human Health). Prerequisite: none Section 1

24. University Of Maryland Eastern Shore 2000-02 Catalog BS general agriculture with Animal and Poultry Science Concentration Option II (PreVeterinary/Pre-Professional)BS Agribusiness. agriculture courses. Faculty. http://www.umes.edu/catalog/ansci/agdept.htm

The School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences Department of Agriculture General Info Degrees BS General Agriculture with Agriculture Education Concentration BS General Agriculture with Plant and Soil Science Concentration ... Appendix

25. General Agricultural Course Return to Agricultural Business courses Return to Animal Science courses.Return to general agriculture Page Return to Plant Science courses http://agri.astate.edu/agcore.html

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Core Courses Semester Hours AGEC 1003, Introduction to Agricultural Business SCOM 1203, Oral Communication AGRI 1211, Introductory Seminar in Agriculture PSSC 1303, Introduction to Plant Science ANSC 1613, Introduction to Animal Physiology and Production ACCT 2023, Fundamental Accounting Concepts BSYS 2563, Business Communications OR JOUR 2003, Writing for the Mass Media OR ENG 3043, Technical Writing AGRI 3233, Applied Agricultural Statistics OR QM 2113, Business Statistics PSSC 2813, Soils AGEC 4073, Agricultural Business Management AGRI 4223, Agriculture and the Environment AGRI 4243, Capstone Agriculture College of Agriculture Core Courses Return to Agricultural Business Courses Return to Animal Science Courses Return to General Agriculture Page Return to Plant Science Courses This page is maintained by L.G. Fenner Please e-mail problems, comments, and suggestions to: lfenner@creek.astate.edu Last Revised on:

26. UW Waukesha - Courses & Academics - General Majors UWWaukesha courses Provide the Foundation for Technical agriculture; Water Resources;Wildlife Ecology Finance, Investment Banking; general Business; general http://waukesha.uwc.edu/academics/majors.html

Contact Us Calendars Courses Blackboard ... 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 call (262) 521-5210 or by e-mail: Lori Turner 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

27. KiwiCareers - Agriculture And Farming Subject Group Farming (general). Short courses, Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre. NationalCertificate in agriculture (Dairy, Sheep, Beef), Waiariki Institute of Technology http://www.careers.co.nz/lists/courses/subject/s01a01.htm

Agriculture and Farming Agriculture (General) National Certificate in Agriculture Level 2 Ag Challenge Ltd National Certificate in Agriculture Level 4 Ag Challenge Ltd ... Waikato Institute of Technology Farming (General) Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours (Animal Production) Massey University Graduate Diploma in Rural Studies Massey University ... Waiariki Institute of Technology - Rotorua Beef Farming National Certificate in Agriculture - Level Four Land Based Training Ltd National Certificate in Agriculture - Level Two Land Based Training Ltd Beekeeping Advanced Certificate in Apiculture Telford Rural Polytechnic Certificate in Apiculture Knowledge (Beekeeping) Telford Rural Polytechnic ... Telford Rural Polytechnic Crop Farming KiwiCareers currently has no information on courses related to this subject Dairy Farming National Certificate in Agriculture (Dairy) - Level 4 ILP Education and Training Ltd National Certificate in Agriculture - Level Four Land Based Training Ltd ... Waikato Institute of Technology Sheep Farming National Certificate in Agriculture - Level Four Land Based Training Ltd National Certificate in Agriculture - Level Two Land Based Training Ltd ... Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre Wool Handling and Shearing KiwiCareers currently has no information on courses related to this subject

28. College Of Agriculture Features news and events, programs and courses, departments and centres, faculty and staff biographies, scholarships and coop education information, facilities and exhibits ,and general information on careers in agriculture http://www.ag.usask.ca/

academic regulations awards career links program advisors ... what is applied microbiology? Integrated Planning The College of Agriculture is presently drafting its integrated five-year plan to be presented in May 2003. Previous College of Agriculture WebSite quicklinks Integrated Planning AgAdventures camps Departments Drought Info Online Gardenline SaskInteractive Scholarships Work Experience Welcome to the online home of the U of S College of Agriculture! The College of Agriculture houses one of the most modern and extensive teaching and research networks for agricultural science and business in the world. Thu, April 3, 2003, 1:56 am

29. MCC Agricultural Careers Degree/Certificate Program on Maui or Moloka`i. Some courses are equivalent to those offered by that institutionwhile other courses transfer as agriculture or general electives. http://mauicc.hawaii.edu/catalog/programs/ag.html

Agricultural Careers (AG) The Agricultural Careers program provides instruction for those wishing training, retraining, or skills upgrading in the field of agriculture and for those wishing to transfer to a four year college or university. Diverse learning activities are provided at facilities both on Maui and Moloka`i. The Maui facility includes a 10,700 square foot greenhouse, 2 acres of turfgrass including a golf green, fairway and rough, and a 1.5 acre vegetable field. The Moloka`i facility includes a 5,000 square foot greenhouse, orchards, and vegetable fields on 28 acres of land. Projections point to a continued need for well-trained people in all aspects of the green industry. Hotels and condominiums face increasing demands for personnel to design and maintain aesthetically pleasing landscapes. Golf course and recreational facilities require knowledgeable people to establish and maintain healthy turfgrass in an environmentally sound manner. Farms and plantations will need informed individuals to implement new technologies and sustainable agriculture techniques. Numerous opportunities exist for entrepreneurs in vegetable, flower, and nursery crop production as well as landscape maintenance. Agriculture courses have been articulated with the University of Hawai`i at Hilo. Students can transfer to that institution after beginning their academic and technical training on Maui or Moloka`i. Some courses are equivalent to those offered by that institution while other courses transfer as agriculture or general electives. Some courses will also meet program requirements in agriculture at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa and transfer to mainland institutions. See your counselor or agriculture advisor for details.

30. MCC General Catalog: Certificates And Degrees agriculture majors may not apply AG courses to the Natural NOTE courses taken for Suggestedprograms of study to meet the general education requirements for http://mauicc.hawaii.edu/catalog/certificates_and_degrees.html

Certificates and Degrees Certificates and Degrees Maui Community College offers several certificates and degrees. These credentials differ in the number and type of courses required for completion and in the minimum length of time required to fulfill all requirements. A Certificate of Completion generally requires one semester to complete, whereas a Certificate of Achievement may generally be completed in one year. Associate degrees may be completed in two years with full-time attendance. Full-time attendance is not practical for many students and each year a high percentage of students planning to complete a certificate or degree program attend Maui Community College part-time. Part-time students require more than the minimum length of time to fulfill all program requirements. Some students do not wish to pursue a certificate or degree program and select courses according to their own personal interests or occupational needs. Program requirements are described in the following sections for those students who wish to earn a particular certificate or degree. Liberal Arts Program The Associate in Arts (A.A.) program is also called the Liberal Arts program.

31. Courses Of Study: College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences with Cornell's Teacher Education in agriculture, Mathematics, and courses are cosponsoredby academic departments in of the program and general information is http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/Courses/ALS.phtml

C OURSES OF S TUDY College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Susan A. Henry, dean William E. Fry, senior associate dean John M. Finamore, associate dean for financial affairs Mary Lou Doyle, assistant dean for human resources Michael P. Riley, assistant dean for public affairs H. Dean Sutphin, associate dean and director of academic programs Donald R. Viands, associate director of academic programs Jeffrey J. Doyle, director of undergraduate biology Daniel J. Decker, associate dean and director of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station associate dean and director of cooperative extension Edward D. Harwood, associate director of cooperative extension Helene R. Dillard, associate director of cooperative extension W. Ronnie Coffman, director of international programs Norman T. Uphoff, director of Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development James E. Haldeman, associate director of international agriculture Terry W. Tucker, associate director of international agriculture Office of Academic Programs Staff Counseling and advising: Lisa Ryan, Bonnie Shelley

32. Courses Of Study: College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences CU info, courses OF STUDY 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 3. _ College of agriculture and LifeSciences. general information on the College of agriculture and Life Sciences. http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/Courses/CoScollege.phtml?college=ALS

33. OMAF Livestock Index Page Lots of great information about sheep (and other topics) from the Ontario Ministry of agriculture, Category Business agriculture and Forestry Livestock Sheep...... Calf Health. Conferences, Meetings and courses. External Links. Feeding. general.Health Management. , agriculture, Food Rural Associations (The List). http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Search Livestock Dairy Forum What's New In Livestock Border Wait Times Alternative Livestock Bison (Buffalo) External Links Fur Farming Gamebirds ... Wild Boar Animal Care About Us External Links Frequently Asked Questions Farm Animal Welfare ... Research Animal Welfare Aquaculture External Links Beef Accelerated Background Beef CDROM Business/Marketing Conferences, Meetings and Courses ... OMAF Virtual Beef (Newsletter) Nutrition Ontario Beef Research Quality Assurance Dairy Business Conferences, Meetings and Courses

34. Massachusetts Department Of Food & Agriculture: Pesticide Continuing Education C Pesticide Certification Licensing Continuing Education courses December, 2001. HawthorneHotel. Salem, MA. 46 general Public Health. 47 Mosquito Control. http://www.state.ma.us/dfa/pesticides/licensing/conted/courses_2001_dec.htm

Continuing Education Courses - December, 2001 Training No./ Title Date/Location License Type/Category Hours Sponsor/ Contact Phone L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators D Dealers Northeastern Mosquito Control Association 47th Annual Meeting Hawthorne Hotel Salem, MA 46 General Public Health 47 Mosquito Control L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators D Dealers Northeastern Mosquito Control Association 47th Annual Meeting Hawthorne Hotel Salem, MA 46 General Public Health 47 Mosquito Control L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators D Dealers Northeastern Mosquito Control Association 47th Annual Meeting Hawthorne Hotel Salem, MA 46 General Public Health 47 Mosquito Control L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators New England Pest Management Assn. How to Comply with CPA Doubletree Guest Suites - Waltham, MA Any L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators DeAngelo Brothers Weed Control Applicator Training Kansas City, MO 40 Right-of-Way L Core Applicators C Certified Applicators Waltham Services 817 Moody Street Waltham, MA

35. North East England CourseFinder Web Site access courses (general). accident investigation. adult / community education(general). advanced manufacturing systems / technology. agriculture (general). http://www.tap.co.uk/html3/subjecta.php?sut=A

36. Programs Diploma agriculture Technology with the following options Integrated you may takearts, science, and/or applied courses. general Science is not a true program http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/scitech/programs.htm

Programs Agriculture Science Health Human Services ... Agriculture Certificate Milker Training Integrated Pest Management Livestock Production Ornamental Horticulture Diploma Agriculture Technology with the following options: Integrated Pest Management Livestock Production Ornamental Horticulture Science General Science Associate of Science Degree Bachelor of Science Degree Minors in biology, chemistry, mathematics, mathematics (statistics option), physics Majors in: Biology (Click here for Biology Major program plan) Chemistry (Click here for Chemistry Major program plan) Mathematics (Click here for Math Major program plan) Physics (Click here for Physics Major program plan) You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view program plans. Engineering One-year transfer program Psychology Degree Bachelor of Artsmajor or extended minor Health Health Sciences Certificate Certified Dental Assistant Home Support-Resident Care Attendant (subject to funding) Resident Care Attendant Diploma Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing Human Services Early Childhood Education/Child and Youth Care Certificate Degrees Early Childhood Education Family Childcare Diploma Early Childhood Education Speech and Language Assistant Degree Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care Social Services/Social Work Certificate Substance Abuse Counselling Diplomas Social Services Substance Abuse Counselling First Nations Social Services (subject to funding) Degree

37. Faculty Of Science,Health,& Human Services-index agriculture diploma (Livestock, Horticulture, or IPM) Integrated Pest may take arts,science, and/or applied courses. general Studies is not a true “program http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/calendar/2000_01/Progs-Depts/INDEX_Science-H-HS.htm

Human Services Website: www.ucfv.bc.ca/scitech/ Dean: Jacalyn Snodgrass, BA (N. Carolina), MA, PhD (UBC) (to December, 2000 then :) A101, Chilliwack campus Phone: (604) 864-4630 Fax: (604) 859-6653 Administrative assistant: Carole Higginbottom Phone: (604) 864-4642 E-mail Agriculture Agriculture diploma (Livestock, Horticulture, or IPM) Integrated Pest Management certificate Livestock Production certificate Ornamental Horticulture certificate Milker Training certificate Science Bachelor of Science degree Majors and minors in: biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics Associate of Science degree Science Disciplines Biology Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics and Statistics ... Psychology Health Health Sciences Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree Nursing diploma Certified Dental Assistant certificate Resident Care Attendant certificate ... Kinesiology and Physical Education Fitness and Exercise Management certificate/diploma Human Services Early Childhood Education/Child and Youth Care Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care Early Childhood Education certificate/diploma Speech and Language Assistant diploma Family Childcare certificate Social Services/Social Work Bachelor of Social Work degree Social Services diploma Substance Abuse Counselling certificate/diploma First Nations Social Services diploma (subject to funding) Science Advisor Janelle Dick, BSc (UCFV);

38. CALS: Special Programs general Studies includes production agriculture as well as deal with aspects ofagriculture, especially plants Advanced courses may be selected in these and http://www.cals.cornell.edu/oap/admissions/majors/major_18.cfm

Cornell University OAP Admissions Majors Special Programs print this info Majors for Undergraduates Browse Majors (18 of 18) Majors for Undergraduates Admissions Special Programs General Studies The opportunity to develop an independent major in General Studies is available for students interested in pursuing a general education in Agriculture and Life Sciences. In consultation with a faculty adviser, they may plan a sequence of courses suited to their individual interests, abilities, and objectives in an area not encompassed by the existing programs. In addition to the distribution and other college requirements, this major may include a concentration of courses in one of several academic units of the college or university. Students completing this major are often planning a career in agriculture related food and service enterprises. Many of the fast-growing occupations require the broad perspective, the scientific and technical skills, the attitudes, and the analytical ability that a general education fosters. A course of study for a special program must be planned with and approved by a college faculty adviser. Information on the options and names of faculty advisers prepared to advise in special programs are available in the Counseling and Advising Office, 140 Roberts Hall.

39. CALS Graduation Requirements complete a degree in the College of agriculture and Life in math will be recordedas general electives B. Two courses with a satisfactory grade (courses do not http://www.cals.cornell.edu/oap/advising/requirements.cfm

Cornell University OAP Graduation Requirements print this info Graduation Requirements Topics on this page: Credit Hours Residence Grade-Point Average Math Requirements ... Physical Education Credit Hours A. Minimum: Exception: credit for tutorial courses (MATH 109, EDUC 005, and 00 level) The credits do increase the number of credits required for graduation by the number of credits in the course. B. Minimum at Cornell: ; Maximum transferred in (C- or higher: C. Minimum from College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: (includes credit used in the distribution and appropriate transfer credit) D. Maximum from endowed colleges (Arts and Sciences; Architecture, Art, and Planning; Engineering; and Hotel School) without additional charge: (includes credit used in the distribution AND failed courses) E. Minimum with letter grade:

40. Agriculture - General and regulations facing the citrus industry in general. of agricultural topics notoffered in other courses. Fulltime Practical Work Experience in agriculture. http://www.reg.ufl.edu/98-99catalog/courses/ag-gen.htm

Agriculture - General College of Agriculture AGG 1101 Introduction to Careers in the Agricultural Sciences. F, S, SS. Credits: 1; Prereq: Freshman or sophomore standing only. An introduction to the various educational programs within the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences with special emphasis on programs of study, academic requirements, professional standards and career opportunities. AGG 2362 Seeds of Change. Credits: 3. An introductory course that focuses on the role of genetically-altered plants in agriculture, the environment, foods and medicine. (B) AGG 2501 Agriculture in the Environment. F, S, SS. Credits: 2. Nontechnical lectures on the comparative relationship of agriculture to ecology and environmental impact. AGG 2931 Agricultural Honors. Credits: 1 to 4; May be repeated with a change in content. GR-E+ AGG 2933 Current Topics in Agriculture. Credits: 3. An overview of contemporary issues and regulations facing the citrus industry in general. AGG 3030 International Studies. Credits: 6-9; Prereq: Sophomore standing/minimum 18 years old.

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