B.S. Agronomy

The agronomy curriculum provides fundamental training in crop and soil science. Students choosing to major in agronomy will be prepared to serve in crop consulting, environmental protection, land management, soil conservation, seed, fertilizer, agricultural sales or related areas.
Degree Courses
B.S. Degree; minor required or collateral field
Suggested Four-Year Plans
Required Courses
- Crop Production
- Forage Crops
- Soils
- Crop Physiology
- Applied Entomology
- Introduction to Precision Agriculture
- Seminar
- Soil Formation and Classification
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- Soil and Water Conservation
- Plant Breeding
- Choose one:
- Weed Science: Ecology and Control
- Plant Diseases
- Soil Fertility
- Advisor-approved elective in agriculture
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Collateral Field Courses
- Choose one:
- General Botany and Laboratory
- General Microbiology
- Choose one:
- General Statistics
- Technical Writing
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- Choose one:
- Environmental Geology
- Geographic Information Systems
- Choose one:
- Organic Chemistry and Laboratory
- Organic Chemistry I and Laboratory
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Directed General Education Requirements
- Plant Science
- College Algebra
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- General Chemistry and Laboratory
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Career and Internship Opportunities
- Crop Consultant
- Environmental Conservationist
- Plant Breeder
- Precision Agriculture
- Soil Conservationist