Sustainable Agriculture
The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Sustainable Agriculture program focuses on hands-on skills in sustainable agriculture, agribusiness, and urban farming.
Details
Students must earn a grade of C or better in all courses within the program.
- Utilize computer applications relevant to the field for communication, production decisions, business management and cost analysis. (AGB130)
- Synthesize multiple sources of information to assist in decision making relative to agricultural business planning and operations. (AGB130,AGS217,)
- Effectively plant, maintain and harvest crops by synthesizing principles of plant growth and responses to particular soils, climate, sun exposure, water availability, nutrients, and pests. (AGS164, AGS260, AGS217, AGS262, AGS268)
- Demonstrate professional behaviors and abide by norms and conventions appropriate to the field. (AGB130, AGS164, AGS265, AGS260, AGS262)
- Employ effective oral, written, and visual communication skills in a culturally sensitive and responsive manner. (AGB130, AGS164, AGS260, AGS262)
Course # | Course Title | Credits |
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Credits: | 25-28 | |
AGB130 | Establishing and Running an Agribusiness | 3 |
AGS164 | Plant Growth and Development | 4 |
AGS217 | Introduction to Hydroponics and Controlled Environment Agriculture | 4 |
AGS260 | Soils | 4 |
AGS262 | Irrigation Design, Installation, Operation, and Trouble Shooting | 3 |
AGS265 | Crops Science and Production | 3 |
AGS268 | Integrated Pest Management in the Cultivated Environment | 4 |
CHM130 | Fundamental Chemistry (3) OR | |
Permission of Program Director | 0-3 |
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