Agronomy        
Agronomy is the study of plants and soils and their interaction with the environment. Using science as their basis, agronomists focus on sustaining the world’s food production, protecting the quality of the environment, and conserving vital soil and water resources. Their challenge is to understand, manage and protect earth’s vital resources while addressing humanity’s basic concerns on the quality of life. Agronomy is basic to food production and offers exciting careers to those interested in food, feed and fiber production.
Learn more about Agronomy        

Click on the above Study Guide for information about the major.
 

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Further Information        
The classes you are required to take will depend on the program option you choose within Agronomy.



Click on an option below to learn about the course requirements from the complete curriculum guide.
 
  -Business and Industry
  -Consulting and Production
  -Plant Science and Biotechnology
  -Range Management
  -Soil and Environmental Sciences





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