41. UC Davis General Catalog: Agronomy Range Science Courses courses. See the Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources, agronomy, Plant Biology, and the Range Science Programs and courses Admission Requirements Degree Requirements http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog/programs/agrange/agrangecourses.html

General Information Courses PDF File Courses. See the Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources Agronomy Plant Biology , and the Range Science course listings. Programs and Courses Admission Requirements Degree Requirements Table of Contents ... Webmaster

42. Course Catalog 3023 agronomy Colloquium (Sp) A communicationintensive course covering topics inCrop Management and Environmental, Soil, and Water Science with particular http://www.uark.edu/depts/agronomy/courses/courses.html

Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences (CSES) Courses in the Department of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences provide fundamental and applied studies in two majors: Crop Management and Environmental, Soil, and Water Science. Areas studied within the Crop Management major include plant breeding and genetics, crop physiology, crop production and management, weed science, seed production technology, and soil fertility. Areas studied within the Environmental, Soil, and Water Science major include pesticide residues, soil chemistry, soil genesis and classification, soil microbiology, soil physics, environmental science and water science. Supporting education in the biological and physical sciences provides the basis for courses in Crop Management and Environmental, Soil, and Water Sciences. Employment opportunities and post-graduate studies are numerous for the graduate in Crop Management or Environmental, Soil, and Water Science. Crop Management graduates find employment in public agencies which provide support services for agriculture (e.g., Extension Service, State Plant Board, Natural Resources Conservation Service, etc.), as consultants serving production agriculture, in the fertilizer and lime industries, and in agricultural research programs. Environmental, Soil, and Water Science graduates find jobs with the state and federal government (e.g., Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Pollution Control and Ecology, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Health Departments), cities (water and wastewater facilities), and a wide variety of private consulting firms. Many graduates continue on to graduate school in a variety of disciplines.

43. Graduate Instruction 504V Special Topics(14) (Fa, Sp, Su. On demand) Topics not covered in other coursesor a more intensive study of specific topics in agronomy. May be repeated. http://www.uark.edu/depts/agronomy/courses/grinstr.html

Areas of Concentration: Crop and soil sciences; areas of specialization include plant breeding and genetics, biotechnology, environmental science, crop physiology, crop production, weed science, pesticide residue, seed technology, soil chemistry, soil classification, soil fertility, soil microbiology, and soil physics. Prerequisites to Degree Programs: While extensive undergraduate training in agriculture and physical and biological science is desirable, no specific prerequisites are required. Deficiencies in undergraduate major or prerequisites for advanced courses may be included in the student's program. Requirements for the Master of Science Degree Thesis option - minimum of 24 semester hours of course work as outlined by the student's graduate advisory committee plus six semester hours of theses credit. The student will be given an oral examination after the thesis is completed. Non-Thesis option - a minimum of 30 semester hours of course work as designated by the student's graduate advisory committee. The student will be given an oral and/or written examination over all course work to be completed for the degree. The non-thesis option is considered a terminal degree in the Department of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences. Requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree: After a student has been admitted to the Graduate School and accepted by the department as being qualified for advanced work, the student is assigned to a major advisor. The major advisor will, in consultation with the department head, select a graduate committee. This committee will serve both in an advisory capacity for the student's program and as the dissertation and examination committee. The student's graduate advisory committee will determine the number of hours of course work to be completed for the degree.

44. K-State Department Of Agronomy Course List For Fall 2004 This page lists the courses available in the Departmentof agronomy for the Fall 2004 semester. http://courses.k-state.edu/fall2004/AGRON/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Fall 2004 Fall 2004 Course Schedule Department of Agronomy Fall 2004 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 16 week course and will meet August 18-December 11. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Crop Science A LEC M W F TH 1014 Posler, Gerry L LAB U TH 2501 Posler, Gerry L LAB U TH 2501 Posler, Gerry L LAB U TH 2501 Posler, Gerry L Soils A LEC M W F TH 1018 Thien, Stephen J Closed LAB T TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J LAB T TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J LAB T TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J LAB U TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J LAB U TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J LAB U TH 2509 Thien, Stephen J Weed Science A LEC T U TH 1014 Dille, J. Anita Closed LAB T TH 2501 Dille, J. Anita LAB T TH 2501 Dille, J. Anita LAB T TH 2501 Dille, J. Anita Environ Quality A LEC T U TH 1014 Pierzynski, Gary M Grain Grading A LAB M W TH 2501 Ehler, Stanley W Crop Growth/Develop A REC M W F TH 1014 Fritz, John O Soil Fertility Closed A LEC P M W F TH 1014 Staff Soil Fertility Lab LEC T 1:30 p.m.

45. Agronomy Major - Course Of Studies B.Sc. (Agr.) agronomy Major Course of Studies. Semester 1, Semester 2.AGR*1150 Experience Agriculture, AGR*1250 Agrifood System Trends Issues. http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/courses/AgMajor/

B.Sc. (Agr.) Agronomy Major - Course of Studies Semester 1 Semester 2 AGR*1150 Experience Agriculture BIOL*1030 Biology I CHEM*1050 General Chemistry II CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I ENGL*1200 Reading the Contemporary World ECON*1200 Introductory Microeconomics BIOL*1040 Biology II MATH*1080 Elements of Calculus I 0.5 Elective UNIV*1500 Introduction to Higher Learning Semester 3 Semester 4 AGR*2350 Animal Production Systems One of: ANSC*2340 Structure of Farm Animals; ANSC*3150 Principles of Farm Animal Care STAT*2040 Statistics I BOT*2100 Life Strategies of Plants CHEM*2580 Introductory Biochemistry 0.5 Elective AGR*2401/2 Economics of the Canadian Food System ; AGR*2451/2: Plant Agriculture Semester 5 Semester 6 AGR*3330 Introduction to Food Processing AGR*3400 Sustainable Rural Communities SOIL*3080 Soil and Water Conservation 1.0 Electives MBG*3100 Plant Genetics or PBIO*3110 Crop Physiology ; AGR*2451/2: Plant Agriculture CROP*3330: Forage Crops Semester 7 Semester 8 AGR*4400 Independent Research AGR*4500 Agrifood Industry Problem Solving SOIL*4090 Soil Management CROP*4220 Cropping Systems CROP*4240 Weed Science 1.0 Electives

46. Courses - MU Agronomy 410Seminar (1). Indepth development of advanced aspects of agronomy through reviews 415AdvancedPlant Physiology (3). Advanced course in the physiology of http://www.psu.missouri.edu/agronomy/courses.stm

47. THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY students leading to the Bachelor s degree of agronomy. Students must complete a minimumof128 credits of course work. Required courses and credits are Course http://ecaaser3.ecaa.ntu.edu.tw/agrieng/department/AGRONOMY.htm

(1) THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY FOR MORE INFORMATION Tel : +886-2-23630231 ext. 2450 Fax : Website : http://www.agron.ntu.edu.tw E- mail : khwu@cc.ntu.edu.tw FACULTY Full-time: 24 Part-time: 4 Ph.D. Degree: 24 M.S. Degree: 4 Full-Time Professors Huu-Sheng Lur: Ph.D., Cornell University (Chairperson) Jaw-Shu Hsieh: Ph.D., National Taiwan University Cheng Chen: Ph.D., University of California Davis Yun-Jang Sjhieh: Ph.D., University of London Ming-Lai Shen: M.S., University of Minnesota Chiang-Huei Kao: M.S., National Taiwan Univer-sity Shin-Shinge Chang: Ph.D., National Taiwan University Ching Liu: Ph.D., University of Idaho In-Shong Hsia: M.S., National Taiwan University Yang-Zenq Tsai: Ph.D., National Taiwan University Warren H.J. Kuo: Ph.D., National Taiwan University Li-Fei Liu: Ph.D., National Taiwan University Yih-Ching Huang: Ph.D., Iowa State University Yun-Ming Pong: Ph.D.

48. Agronomy And Plant Breeding's Degrees Bachelor of Science agronomy and Plant Breeding ( courses ) Master of Science- agronomy ( courses ) - Plant Breeding ( courses ) - Weed Identification and http://af.ut.ac.ir/html/group/agronomy and plant breeding/degrees.html

Home The department presently offers degrees at different levels of education and specialization according to the following degrees. Bachelor of Science - Agronomy and Plant Breeding ( courses ) Master of Science - Agronomy ( courses ) - Plant Breeding ( courses ) - Weed Identification and Control ( courses ) - Biotechnology ( courses ) Doctor of Philosophy - Agronomy ( courses ) - Plant Breeding ( courses ) Background Administration Faculty Degrees Courses Research Activities Facilities Thesis Home UT Home Search Links ... Contacts

49. Agricultural And Applied Economics Degree With A Minor In Minor in agronomy—courses and career opportunities Course Requirements. CareerOpportunities. Agronomic Plant Science (PSS 1321). Chemical and fertilizer sales. http://www.aeco.ttu.edu/Degree Programs/Undergrad-Program/Agricultural and Appli

Agricultural and Applied Economics Degree with a Minor in Animal Science or Agronomy Basic Science Animal Science Agronomy Economics Agricultural and Applied Economics Degree: This degree program prepares students for careers in managing agricultural firms supplying inputs or marketing agricultural products. Majors in this degree program can obtain a minor in Animal Science or Agronomy. The Animal Science minor provides training in advanced basic sciences that are prerequisites for advanced courses in animal breeding, animal nutrition, and livestock production. The Agronomy minor provides basic science training that is used in courses in genetics, crop production, plant breeding, and soil science. By combining a minor in Animal Science or Agronomy with an Agricultural and Applied Economics degree, the student develops a well-rounded understanding of animal or plant agriculture and the economic/business factors that impact agricultural (and other) businesses. Minor in Animal Science —courses and career opportunities: Course Requirements Career Opportunities General Animal Science (ANSC 1401) Meat production Livestock Production (ANSC 3302) Meat sales Applied Animal Production (ANSC 3305)* Feedlot management Plus 9 additional hours of directed electives Livestock purchasing chosen by the student with consent of Animal health product sales the Animal Science minor advisor.

50. Our Distance Education Program courses are designed for the working professional in the agronomic and horticulturalsciences, and postgraduate students who wish to obtain an indepth http://agronomy.unl.edu/distance_ed/

Home Search FAQ Index/site map ... View Fall 2003 Brochure Registration: Fall 2004 Academic Registration Fall 2004 Noncredit and CEU Registration Other Distance Education Links: Library of Crop Technology Lessons Entomology Courses Crop Management Programs Pesticide Education ... Crop Protection Clinics Student Resources: Graduate Admissions Tuition Financial Aid Schedule of all UNL classes and general registration ... MS of Agriculture degree General Links: Future and Current Students Our Teaching Programs Our Research Programs Our Extension Programs ... UNL Home Page Our mission is to address the educational needs of our agronomy and horticultural clientele by providing distance education programming. Our modules help both those students needing continuing education credits (CEUs), as well as those working towards academic credit. Others take our modules as noncredit, to further their professional careers and businesses. To earn academic credit, graduate students are required to complete assignments which go beyond that expected of the CEU or noncredit students. Earned academic credits can be applied towards the Master of Agriculture Graduate Degree in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resource Sciences (CASNR) at the University of Nebraska or transferred to other University programs.

51. Agronomy (BAppSc) - The University Of Queensland, Australia Through careful selection of elective courses, students can direct their studiesinto particular career interests, such as crop agronomy; rangeland management http://www.uq.edu.au/study/plan.html?acad_plan=AGRONX2004

52. Agronomy (DipAppSc) - The University Of Queensland, Australia Sample courses. « This planis offered as a specialisation under the Diploma in Applied Science program....... Back to the Homepage. agronomy plan Plan http://www.uq.edu.au/study/plan.html?acad_plan=AGRONX1500&acad_prog=1500

53. Agronomy, Soil Science Graduate Programs In United Kingdom And Ireland agronomy, SOIL SCIENCES. Harper Adams University College Postgraduate courses AdministratorNewport, Shropshire TF10 8NB ENGLAND, UK Click to send Email to http://www.gradschools.com/listings/UK/agronomy_uk.html

Click here to visit the Gradschools.com Bookstore! AGRONOMY, SOIL SCIENCES Graduate Schools in United Kingdom and Ireland Sponsoring Institutions: Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: Cranfield University Institute of Water and Environment Water Management Silsoe Bedfordshire, MK45 4DT United Kingdom Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: Choose from applied options in water and society,community water supply, environmental water management, advanced irrigation and Water for Sustainable Agricultural Development. This CIWEM accredited course leads to careers in the private, public and NGO sectors. Degrees Offered: M.Sc. - Full time; M.Sc. - Part-time Harper Adams University College Postgraduate Courses Administrator Newport, Shropshire TF10 8NB ENGLAND, U.K. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: The expansion and development of the postgraduate work of all types over the last 20 years has established Harper Adams University College as a leading research and vocational postgraduate study centre within the land-based industries. Degrees Offered: PgD/MSc - Crop Protection (BASIS qualification accredited)* PgD/MSc - Crop Protection with Crop Biotechnology PgD/MSc - Organic Agriculture PgD/MSc - Animal Health and Welfare PgD/MSc - Poultry Production and Science PgC - Meat Science PgD/MSc - Environment (Pollution Management) PgD/MSc - Environment (Farmland Conservation) PgD/MSc - Rural Environment, Amenity and Land Management (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors accredited)

54. CURRICULUM IN AGRONOMY * Minimum requirements in electives. The agronomy major requires aminimum of 27 credits in elective courses. At least 15 of these http://www.uprm.edu/wciag/agroacur.htm

CURRICULUM IN AGRONOMY FIRST YEAR First Semester Number Course Credits *INGL 3- First year course in English *ESPA 3101 Basic Course in Spanish *MATE 3171 Pre-Calculus I QUIM 3001 General Chemistry CFIT 3005 Fundamentals of Crop Production or INPE 3005 Fundamentals of Animal Science EDFI Basic Course in Physical Education Second Semester *INGL 3- First year course in English *ESPA 3102 Basic Course in Spanish *MATE 3172 Pre-Calculus II QUIM 3002 General Chemistry INPE 3005 Fundamentals of Animal Science or CFIT 3005 Fundamentals of Crop Production EDFI Basic Course in Physical Education SECOND YEAR First Semester INGL 3- Second year course in English BIOL 3435 Elementary Botany QUIM 3061 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry I AGRO 3005 General Soils ECON 3021 Principles of Economics I Second Semester INGL 3- Second year course in English FISI 3091 Elements of Physics FISI 3092 Elements of Physics Laboratory QUIM 3062 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry II BIOL 4015 General Zoology EDAG 3005 Agricultural Orientation ELECTIVES **Electives THIRD YEAR First Semester BIOL 3015 Genetics HUMA ***Elective course in Humanities CFIT 4005 Physiological Principles of Cop Production AGRO 4037 Soil Fertility and Fertilizers ELECTIVES **Electives Second Semester BIOL 3770 General Microbiology TMAG 4015 Agricultural Machinery I ECAG 4019 Introduction to Farm Management AGRO 4045 Mineral Nutrition in Plants

55. Agronomy Major requirements may be accepted directly into the Davis College as agronomy majors. andminor fields of study, WVU graduation requirements include courses to be http://www.cafcs.wvu.edu/majors/undergrad/agron.htm

AGRONOMY Agronomy is the application of sciences to the production of field crops and the management of soils. Agronomists are concerned with producing food and with protecting soil and water resources. The Crop Science option in Agronomy emphasizes primarily the physiology, production, and quality of forage crops. The Soil Science option in Agronomy emphasizes the characteristics and management of soils for growing plants, construction sites, wastewater treatment, and surface mine reclamation. Agronomists qualify for a wide variety of occupations including farming, soil conservation, soil survey, agricultural sales, extension, research, plant breeding, and turf grass management. The Division of Plant and Soil Sciences, which houses the Agronomy program, offers students hands-on training. Learning is enhanced by experience at the Davis College's farms in the Morgantown area as well as the campus greenhouses. Another benefit for the student is that faculty members who teach and advise students are involved in research related to the student's major. As a result, students are able to learn about ongoing research and service projects in their particular areas of study Admission Students who meet University admission requirements may be accepted directly into the Davis College as Agronomy majors.

56. REQUIREMENTS FOR M V. Required Course Work for Graduation Graduate courses (200 level or above)are required in the following disciplines for all agronomy students http://www.cafcs.wvu.edu/plsc/students/ms_pss.html

REQUIREMENTS FOR M.S. STUDENTS DEGREE: M.S. in Plant and Soil Sciences MAJOR: Agronomy (Crops and Soils) I. Admission Requirements : All applicants to the Agronomy major of the M.S. in Plant and Soil Sciences must complete an Application for Graduate Admission and must meet all of the following requirements to be accepted as a regular graduate student. Must have a bachelor's degree in Agronomy or a related area. Must have a minimum undergraduate total GPA of3.0, or at least a GPA of3.0 in the last 60 hours of credit. Must have completed the general test of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) with a minimum score of 500 on each of at least two of the three sections (measures). Must submit a written statement of 500 words or more identifying the applicant's preferred research area and the applicant's goals and objectives relative to receiving an M.S. degree. Must provide three letters of reference, at least two of which are required from persons familiar with the applicant's academic performance. Must have completed the following courses at the undergraduate level: a.

57. College Of Agriculture (California State Polytechnic University Pomona) s. All coursesoffered in agronomy may be taken on a CR/NC basis except by majors....... Return To Top of Page. agronomy Minor courses. Course http://www.csupomona.edu/~agri/agronomy.html

Academics AGRONOMY Table of Contents Agronomy Minor Core Courses for Major Option Courses for Major Support and Elective Courses ... Schedule of Course Offerings Agronomy is the study of the science and technology of crop production for food, forage and fiber. This discipline feeds and clothes a growing world population. Graduates in the Agronomy major can look forward to a wide range of rewarding career opportunities, both domestically and internationally. Students receive excellent training in fundamental principles as well as the more technical and scientific areas. Agronomy students have the freedom to pursue individual interest areas via a 48 unit directed elective package from which they choose their courses from approved department lists. The Agronomy major is divided into two options: Crop Production and Crop Sciences. The Crop Science option is an exciting area, combining agronomy with biotechnology and advanced sciences. Studies in these areas prepare students for entrance into graduate plant science programs throughout the country. Recent graduates from this option are actively employed in careers in plant breeding and genetic engineering, plant pathology, nematology, environmental crop physiology, conservation, and ecology. The Department has excellent rapport with the University of California, Davis where a number of our students pursue graduate studies. Agricultural biotechnology companies actively seek graduates in this option because of their advanced science training combined with sounds fundamental agronomic training.

58. MSc Courses - AF ÈZU CUAP FACULTY OF agronomy. Short description of Faculty study programmesand Departments; MSc programme Natural Resources and Environment (NRE); http://www.af.czu.cz/informace/kurzy/msc/

CUAP - FACULTY OF AGRONOMY Short description of Faculty study programmes and Departments MSc programme Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) MSc programme Aplication Form (doc) or Aplication Form (pdf) PhD programme Aplication Form (doc) Addresses - International Relations of Faculty and Socrates - Erasmus

59. College Of Agriculture - Department Of Agronomy Seminar, 1. Thesis, 6. M.Sc courses in agronomy (37 Credits Required18 Main, 18 Special, 10 Electives 1 Seminar, 8 Thesis). Course, Credits. http://www.cua.ac.ir/agric/agr.html

Introduction administration Facilities News ... Departments Agronomy Agricultural Machinery Horticulture Irrigation Plant Protection ... Home/Restart Department of Agronomy and Plant Breeding offers B.Sc and M.Sc and Ph.D in Agronomy. Head: Ali Kashani Tel: Fax: Department Members Staff Members Facilities Research Topics ... Courses Department members Ali Kashani Professor Agronomy Reza Mamghani Associate Professor Agronomy Hossein Moosavinia Associate Professor Agronomy Majid Nabi-pour Assistant Professor Agronomy Moosa Mesgarbashi Instructor Agronomy Abbas Vala Instructor Agronomy Back to Top Staff members Mandana Danesh-Doost Secretary Back to Top Facilities General Lab. of Agronomy main instruments : Oven - Hotplate - ... Chemical analysis of Crop productions Lab. main instruments : Kajeldhal Nitrogen assay - Phosphoros and potass assay- Oven - Tecator - Distiller - Balance - ... Cytogenetics Lab. main instruments : Microscope - Heater - Oven - Balance - ... Agronomy and plant physiology Lab. main instruments : Plant Efficiency Analyser - Leaf Chamber Analyser- Leaf Area Meter - Oven - Tecator - Digital Balance - ... Plant Science and weed Control Lab.

60. AGR Courses (13) Special topical or experimental courses in crop science, soil scienceor related areas of agronomy for advanced graduate students. http://www.uky.edu/Registrar/bull9697/COURSES/agr.html

University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin AGR Agronomy AGR 360 GENETICS. (3) The basic principles of heredity as currently understood from evidence accumulated in classical, cytogenetic, molecular, and quantitative genetic experiments. Emphasis is placed on a thorough understanding of genetic principles and the relationship of genetics to all biological disciplines. Prereq: Six credits in biological sciences and one course in general chemistry. (Same as ASC/ENT 360.) AGR 367 SOIL AND WATER ANALYSIS LABORATORY. (3) Introductory laboratory emphasizing fundamental principles in soil science and water quality. Will provide hands-on experience in soil-water research and the written communication of acquired knowledge. Lecture 1.5 hours, laboratory three hours per week. Prereq: PLS 366 or approval of instructor. AGR 370 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD PRODUCTION AND SOCIETY IN THE U.S. (3) Discussion of the present U.S. agricultural production system in perspective of past and present societal philosophies. Emphasis will be placed on basic biological and chemical principles related to primary production and how these principles may be or have been utilized for improvement of human existence. Included in the discussion will be issues of development of agriculture and civilization, environment and soils, and utilization of natural and produced resources. AGR 395 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN AGRONOMY. (1-4)

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