1. General Agriculture Courses General Agriculture (GnAg). GnAg 1803. Directed Studies. GnAg 3203. Agricultural Products and Processing. GnAg 3652. Agriculture and Natural Resources Seminar. http://sunny.crk.umn.edu/courses/syllabi/gnag/gnag.htm

General Agriculture (GnAg) GnAg 1803. Directed Studies. GnAg 3203. Agricultural Products and Processing. GnAg 3652. Agriculture and Natural Resources Seminar. GnAg 3804. Individual Studies. GnAg 3900. Internship. Agriculture Degree Options at UMC Syllabi Home © 2000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Last Updated: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 Created by UMC's Web Team. Comment to Webmaster

2. Agriculture Courses Introduction to basic computer skills, file The entire course is now available for remote...... ALS 3203. PC USE IN agriculture (formerly AGG 3333 general http://entnemdept.ifas.ufl.edu/Agcourse.html

Agriculture Courses AGG 2931 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES CREDITS Instructor : DR. JAMES L. NATION Prerequisites : Accepted into UF Honors Program General Description : This honors course is designed to give students a scientific and technological base for understanding environmental issues and challenges facing all of us on the planet Earth. The course is planned to stimulate students to evaluate and make objective decisions concerning environmental problems. Students will be assisted in developing a perspective and understanding of the environment, and the impact of human activities upon it, through readings, videos, lectures, guest speakers, and discussion. An important activity will be the preparation of two short papers (2-3 typed pages) and a longer term paper, from which each student will make an oral presentation upon an environmentally important issue. Grading : Class grade will be based upon the written papers, oral presentation and two (midterm and final) announced exams. Course Outline A world environmental outlook Food for a hungry world Our biological background: human evolution, agricultural and

3. Web Courses General Information general Information about OACC Webbased courses. OACC web-based courses are available to farmers, students, and others involved in organic agriculture. http://www.organicagcentre.ca/Courses/wc_gen_info.html

General Information about OACC Web-based Courses OACC web-based courses are available to farmers, students, and others involved in organic agriculture. Participants can register for the courses regardless of their location and participate in the course material during the hours most suitable to them. Many students have found the interactive approach to be enjoyable and educational. It can be a valuable experience to interact with the instructor and with classmates with similar interests and questions while sitting comfortably at home. A recent course participant told us that she wanted to look at the "why" behind the "how-to" she had acquired. She wanted to build on her experience with more formalized, university-level academic knowledge: "In a nutshell I was ready for the science and theory but I still needed a course that was realistic and practical. Being in a rural location and having a family made daily travel to a university impossible. I needed the right courses offered with the right mix of theory and practice in a distance education format - online. A pretty tall order! My experience with the OACC courses has been overwhelmingly positive." Other students affirmed that their guided practical experience was supporting the theory: "On day 11 the average pile temperature is 63

4. Faculty Of Natural Resources, Agriculture And Veterinary Science, The University Access information about the courses and general information on this faculty. http://www.uq.edu.au/nravs/

NRAVS Website All of UQ Select a quick link: Gatton Campus UQ News myAdvisor my.UQ mySI-net Student Information Postgraduate Study Areas Research Opportunities A listing of academic staff in the Faculty along with their qualifications expertise. Latest news and events National response to UQ vet nursing conference FEAST awaits students at UQ Gatton UQ equine research sparks interest privacy ... feedback ABN 63 942 912 684 CRICOS Provider No: Authorised by: Faculty of NRAVS Maintained by: webservices@uq.edu.au Last Updated - 19th Jan, 2004

5. General Agriculture Courses Student Organizations. Homecoursesgeneral agriculture * Through Distance Education Faculty/Staff Advising general agriculture courses Agricultural Education. Student http://www.orst.edu/dept/ag-ed/gencourses.htm

Feedback Site Map About the Department Advising Faculty/Staff General Agriculture ... Courses General Agriculture * Through Distance Education Course Title Credit Hrs. Teacher Quarters Offered AG 111 Computer Applications in Agriculture Warnick, Brian F, W AG 199 Special Studies Fanno, Wayne F AG 221 Metals and Welding Warnick, Brian Sp AG 301 Ecosystem Sci Pac NW Indian (Bacc Core Course) Vergun, Judith R W AG 312 Engine Theory and Operation Cole, Richard Lee W AG 401 Research Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 402 Independent Studies Cole, Richard Lee F AG 405 Reading and Conference Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 407 Seminar Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 410 Internship Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 412 Ag Safety and Health Warnick, Brian Sp AG 421 Leadership Development Fanno, Wayne

6. General Agriculture Courses Home courses general agriculture. * Through Distance Education Course. Title. Credit Hrs. Teacher. Quarters Offered. AG 111, Computer http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ag-ed/gencourses.htm

Feedback Site Map About the Department Advising Faculty/Staff General Agriculture ... Courses General Agriculture * Through Distance Education Course Title Credit Hrs. Teacher Quarters Offered AG 111 Computer Applications in Agriculture Warnick, Brian F, W AG 199 Special Studies Fanno, Wayne F AG 221 Metals and Welding Warnick, Brian Sp AG 301 Ecosystem Sci Pac NW Indian (Bacc Core Course) Vergun, Judith R W AG 312 Engine Theory and Operation Cole, Richard Lee W AG 401 Research Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 402 Independent Studies Cole, Richard Lee F AG 405 Reading and Conference Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 407 Seminar Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 410 Internship Cole, Richard Lee F, W, Sp, Su AG 412 Ag Safety and Health Warnick, Brian Sp AG 421 Leadership Development Fanno, Wayne

7. Division Of Resources And Environment This Division brings together all of the mineral and agriculture related areas at Curtin. It offers a range of general higher education courses, many on remote campuses. http://resenv.curtin.edu.au/

CurtinSearch Curtin Site Index Welcome Vision ... Contact Us The Division of Resources and Environment is the newest and most geographically diverse of all divisions of Curtin, with campuses at Bentley, Northam, Kalgoorlie, Esperance, Geraldton and Margaret River. The creation of this Division brings together all of the mineral and agriculture related areas at Curtin, to present a unified image to industry and government. It also enables the delivery of a range of general higher education programs to regional Western Australia, through all remote campuses. In Kalgoorlie and Esperance, vocational training is offered through the Vocational Training and Education Centre to accommodate the needs of industry in the Goldfields region. This site is maintained by Divisional Marketing Enquiries email- resenv@curtin.edu.au

8. General Agriculture And Agricultural Education Department Courses Table 2. Skills to Course Matrix. courses. Skill Areas. Assessment Embedded in Agricultural Education and general agriculture core curriculum courses, http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ag-ed/outcomes.htm

Feedback Site Map About the Department Advising Faculty/Staff General Agriculture ... Home Learning Outcomes Assessment Plan LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT PLAN INTRODUCTION To design outcomes for a university program using broad strokes against even broader strokes provided by a college or university is an interesting, new and challenging activity. The department has a strong commitment to offering quality educational experiences for all students enrolled. The department has an on-going plan to continuously improve the quality of course and program delivery through regular evaluative input and analysis. Department staff are involved with professional development activities in both technical and pedagogical areas. Teaching and advising are evaluated regularly through student, peer, and professional association input. Staff are recognized for the quality of their work through departmental recognition, professional association and college level awards. DEPARTMENTAL MISSION 1. General Agriculture

9. 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/

Aboriginal Land Conference quicklinks Integrated Planning AgAdventures camps Departments 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. Sun, June 6, 2004, 5:50 pm Upcoming Events

10. General Agriculture Fact Sheet Back to fact sheet index Faculty and Facilities general agriculture does not have a faculty or courses per se. general agriculture http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/academic/factsheets/ag/genag.shtml

College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources The Program General Agriculture Exploratory Program The Faculty and Facilities ... Contact Information Morrill Hall Room 315 Morrill Hall is located on the south end of campus on Albrecht Boulevard (building #43 on the Campus Map General Agriculture Fact Sheet College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources The general agriculture program is designed to serve students who wish to pursue a college education in the broad area of agriculture. Traditionally, students who have been undecided about their future plans have selected this major to explore the various career options available to them in agriculture before selecting a major. Some students desiring to tailor a degree to meet their career objectives in production agriculture have majored in general agriculture. In addition, some transfer students from two-year institutions find the greater flexibility of the general agriculture major useful in obtaining a bachelor's degree. The Program General agriculture provides for an exploratory program in agriculture or may serve as a degree-granting major. Students undecided about which of 17 majors available in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources is best for their individual plans may choose the exploratory program. This program provides for completion of many general education requirements while students enroll in introductory courses within several disciplines in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. Most students following the exploratory program transfer to one of the academic disciplines (such as agricultural economics, agricultural systems management, animal and range sciences, crop and weed sciences or horticulture) before completing their sophomore year.

11. Agriculture Courses Department of agriculture. Inventory of agriculture courses. Agribusiness and Economics (AEC) HRT 418 Landscape Plant Materials II. general agriculture (AGR) http://www.sfasu.edu/AG/courses/courses.htm

Department of Agriculture Inventory of Agriculture Courses Agribusiness and Economics (AEC) AEC 261 - Agricultural Economics AEC 344 - Agricultural Finance AEC 349 - Marketing of Agricultural Products AEC 442 - Land Economics AEC 451 - Farm Management Agricultural Development (AGD) AGD 361 - Agricultural Development AGD 371 - Agriculture Leadership AGD 465 - Agriculture Products Processing AGD 481 - Methods of Teaching Agricultural Sciences in the Secondary School AGD 491 - Student Teaching Agricultural Machinery (AGM) AGM 120 - Fundamentals of Agricultural Technology AGM 236 - Welding and Metals AGM 310 - Internal Combustion Engines AGM 315 - Agricultural Electrification AGM 325 - Design Application Software I (CAD) AGM 326 - Design Application Software II (CAD) AGM 383 - Agricultural Machinery Design and Structure AGM 410 - Agricultural Machinery Operation and Performance AGM 420 - Agricultural Waste Management AGM 421 - Principles of Irrigation AGM 425 - Mobile Hydraulics in Agriculture Agronomy - Plant and Soil Science (AGN) AGN 110 - Crop Science AGN 262 - Forages AGN 267 - World Crops AGN 331 - Soil Science AGN 345 - Soil and Water Conservation AGN 367 - Weed Science AGN 430 - Soil Morphology and Classification AGN 434 - Soil Fertility AGN 445 - Plaint Breeding AGN 448 - Range Management AGN 467 - Agricultural Chemicals AGN 469 - Plant Protection Animal Science (ANS) ANS 131 - Introductory Animal Science ANS 237 - Introductory Poultry Science ANS 241 - Horse Production ANS 242 - Equitation ANS 243 - Beef Cattle Science

12. Agricultural Education Fact Sheet humanities, English, communication and speech will help provide a general education and the skills needed for more advanced courses in agriculture and other http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/academic/factsheets/hde/ageducation.shtml

College of Human Development and Education The Program Early Experience Student Teaching Occupational Experience ... Contact Information Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall Room 155 Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall is located in the center of campus on Centennial Boulevard and is connected to the east end of the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Family Life Center (building #22 on the Campus Map Agricultural Education Fact Sheet College of Human Development and Education The agricultural education major prepares students to teach at the secondary, post-secondary and adult levels in agricultural education programs. North Dakota State University is designated by the State Board of Vocational Education as the recognized institution for preparing teachers of agricultural education. The Program Back to fact sheet index Early Experience Either concurrently or shortly after taking an introductory course in education, students will have an opportunity to secure a brief exploratory experience in a secondary agriculture program. This helps students relate course work to actual teaching situations. Back to fact sheet index Student Teaching Student teaching is a highlight of the teaching program. Students will have an opportunity to apply skills acquired in college courses and to learn with the direction and assistance of a successful teacher of agricultural education.

13. General Agriculture And Agricultural Education Department Courses Faculty/Staff general agriculture Agricultural Education Student Organizations Faculty/Staff Advising general agriculture courses Agricultural Education. Student http://www.orst.edu/dept/ag-ed/courses.htm

Feedback Site Map About the Department Advising Faculty/Staff General Agriculture ... Home Courses General Agriculture Agricultural Education Learning Outcomes Assessment About the Department ... College of Agricultural Science

14. California High School Agriculture Courses Meeting University Of California High School agriculture courses Meeting University of California AF Admission Requirements Cuyama- Agricultural Biology (D) Cuyama Valley general Life Agri-Science (F http://www.calaged.org/teacher/approved-courses.pdf

15. General Agriculture courses taken at levels 1 and 2 include fundamental sciences and an initial crop production systems with the option to specialise in general agriculture or in http://www.abdn.ac.uk/agfor/Courses/Agri_General.hti

BSc (AGRICULTURE) Introduction Agriculture is a large and important international industry. It performs an essential role in producing food and other commodities for the human population. The degree programme at Aberdeen (now the main University Centre in Scotland) recognises that the industry is undergoing change and requires skilled manpower educated and trained in modern technology to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The programme thus aims to develop knowledge, skills and personal qualities of its students in a combination of science, technical and business-related subjects with specialisation in the later years in General Agriculture or in Animal Science. Programme Structure This degree is available as a Designated degree (3 years) or an Honours degree (4 years). Some courses are compulsory and some optional, allowing you to tailor the programme to your needs. Each course may include lectures, practical classes, field visits and tutorials. Courses taken at levels 1 and 2 include fundamental sciences and an initial introduction to agricultural systems. Levels 3 and 4 develop deeper understanding and the application of scientific and technical knowledge to animal and crop production systems with the option to specialise in General Agriculture or in Animal Science. The development of technical (e.g. computer, internet, software packages, information retrieval.) and personal skills is an ongoing process throughout the degree programme.

16. Agriculture Courses agriculture courses No Summary courses. AGR 1214 Animal ScienceA prerequisite to all 2314 Basic SoilsA general course in soils designed trade, and related problems affecting agriculture. Three semester hours http://www.jcjc.cc.ms.us/DEPTS/sci/home2f.htm

var TlxPgNm='home2f'; COURSES AGR 1214 – Animal Science A prerequisite to all animal husbandry, dairy science, and poultry courses. Fundamental principles and practical application of livestock, dairy, and poultry courses. Four semester hours credit. AGR 1313 – Plant Science Scientific principles as the basis for practices in producing, handling, processing, marketing, and utilizing agronomic and horticultural crops. Three semester hours credit. AGR 2253 – Livestock Judging Scoring of individuals and judging of representative groups of livestock from the standpoint of the breeder and the market. Three semester hours credit. AGR 2314 – Basic Soils A general course in soils designed to give the student a basic understanding of all important phases of the subject, including soil geneses, morphology, classification, and the physical, chemical and biological aspects of soils as applied to soil fertility. Soil management, including fertilization and liming of soils, is also included. Four semester hours credit. AGR 2413 – Farm Management Decision making in the organization and operation of the farm business. Basic principles of farm management, including records, finance, taxation, and land budgeting. Three semester hours credit.

17. THE CONTENTS, PROBLEMS, AND POSSIBILITY OF TEACHING GENERAL CONTENTS, PROBLEMS, AND POSSIBILITY OF TEACHING general agriculture THROUGH THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS IN KOREA Only 7.6% of general high school students took agriculture courses as an http://www.aged.tamu.edu/aiaee/2001/pa34.pdf

18. DQ University - California's Two Year Accredited Tribal College GA 238, Introduction to AgriBusiness, 3. GA 239, Agricultural Economics, 3. GA 297, Internship, 16. TOTAL Units, 28-33. general agriculture courses. http://www.dqu.cc.ca.us/pages/catalog02-04/programs/generalag.html

General Agriculture Programs home The General Agriculture Program at D-Q University consists of an Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture. This program is designed to prepare students for entry level employment and/or for transfer to a four-year college or university. To earn an Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture, all students are required to complete a set of required courses in General Agriculture (see the following paragraphs for more details), and the graduation requirements of D-Q University. Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture General Agriculture is a two-year program designed to give students a broad understanding of areas without specialization in one area. Persons already employed may upgrade or supplement their skills. The General Agriculture major provides: A pre-service program for students planning to enter the field of agriculture after two years of course work. An in-service program of specific courses for particular job skill improvement for persons currently employed in agriculture and related areas.

19. DQ University - California's Two Year Accredited Tribal College To earn an Associate of Science Degree in general Science, all students are required to complete a set of required courses in general agriculture (see the http://www.dqu.cc.ca.us/pages/catalog01-02/programs/generalag.html

2001-2002 Online Catalog General Agriculture home The General Agriculture Program at D-Q University consists of an Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture. This pro-gram is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment and/or for transfer to a four-year college or university. To earn an Associate of Science Degree in General Science, all students are required to complete a set of required courses in General Agriculture (see the following paragraphs for more details), and the graduation requirements of D-Q University. Associate of Science Degree in General Agriculture General Agriculture is a two-year program designed to give students a broad understanding of areas without specialization in one area. Persons already employed may upgrade or supplement their skills. The General Agriculture major provides: A pre-service program for students planning to enter the field of agriculture after two years of course work.

20. GEN Courses -- Agriculture -- General GEN agriculture general. (13) Interdisciplinary, topical or experimental courses to be approved by the Dean of the College of agriculture. http://www.uky.edu/Registrar/bull0102/courses/gen.html

University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin GEN Agriculture General GEN 100 ISSUES IN AGRICULTURE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN AGRICULTURE. (3) An introductory course requiring critical analysis of the major social, economic, political and scientific issues in agriculture and related disciplines. The historical development of agriculture will be surveyed, followed by discussions of major issues in modern agriculture. Development of skills in information gathering, critical analysis of issues, and written and oral communication will be emphasized. Prereq: Freshman enrolled in College of Agriculture. GEN 200 ISSUES IN AGRICULTURE: CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES. (3) An intermediate course which extends the critical analysis of selected issues in agriculture and related disciplines begun in GEN 100. Continues the development of skills in information gathering, critical analysis, and written and oral communication. Students will be required to investigate scientific literature germane to the issues covered and develop reviews, reports and position papers. Prereq: Sophomore enrolled in College of Agriculture. GEN 300 SPECIAL COURSE. (1-3)

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