41. PSES Home soil and water conservation, precision agriculture, or plant and to open doors for career opportunities. Crop and Soil Sciences, horticulture and landscape http://www.ag.uidaho.edu/pses/Teaching/teaching_overview.htm

PROGRAM OVERVIEW COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ENTOMOLOGY PLANT SCIENCE SOIL SCIENCE SEMESTER SCHEDULE ENTOMOLOGY PLANT SCIENCE SOIL SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE DISTANCE EDUCATION ... contact us] T TEACHING Degree Program Overview The Department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological Sciences, within the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, offers B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in entomology, plant science, and soil and land resources. The Department includes degree programs that focus on the earth's biological and physical resources allowing students to pursue careers in agriculture, horticulture, or environmental science. Students in agriculture and horticulture develop skills needed for professional careers in crop production, plant maintenance, pest control, biotechnology, and biological control of insects, weeds, and diseases. Students in soil and land resources are prepared for careers relevant to environmental quality and the protection, restoration, and sustainable use of soil and water resources. The entomology major emphasizes both basic and applied aspects of the study of insects and how they influence human activities. The program provides a broad entomological education with opportunities to specialize in such areas as agricultural and aquatic entomology, biological control, host plant resistance, insect ecology, physiology, and insect-plant relations. The curriculum is designed for students pursuing professional careers in the basic and applied fields of entomology, or for those interested in continuing their education at the graduate level.

42. CALS: Floriculture And Ornamental Horticulture career in controlled environment agriculture, greenhouse crop horticulture prepares one for careers in nursery Floriculture and Ornamental horticulture to gain http://www.cals.cornell.edu/oap/admissions/majors/floriculture.cfm

Cornell University OAP Admissions Majors Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture print this info Plant Science Specialization Visit this department's site Plant Sciences Majors for Undergraduates Admissions Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture is one of seven specializations students may choose from within the Plant Sciences program. The study of horticulture at Cornell University is divided into two departments in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the Department of Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture, and the Department of Fruit and Vegetable Sciences. Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture applies principles of plant science and business management to the production and marketing of greenhouses, nursery and turfgrass crops, and the selection and management of plants for both indoor and outdoor landscapes. Programs prepare students for careers at the professional and managerial levels in environmental and horticultural management, horticultural business, research, teaching, communication, and extension and public education. Students work with their faculty advisers to tailor a program to achieve individual educational objectives in floriculture and landscape horticulture. Students are also encouraged to take courses in agricultural economics and business management, agricultural engineering, agronomy (soils), computer science, ecology, entomology, plant pathology, plant physiology, oral and written expression, and plant taxonomy. Use of electives to pursue study in the humanities and in other areas of special interest to the student is encouraged and provides opportunities for broadening and enriching learning experiences. Numerous opportunities to become familiar with the horticultural industries and professions are provided through field trips, guest lecturers, optional special topics, work experience, and internship programs.

43. Job Posting Links opportunities within the Floriculture and horticulture industry. agriculture/Biotech/Chemistry Jobs Site via the Various Jobs careers and Jobs - Hundreds of http://www.cals.cornell.edu/oap/careers/jobresources.cfm

Cornell University OAP : Career Development Office Jobs in: Academics Agricultural Engineering Business Communication ... Various listings Links to Job Postings Academics Cornell University Medical College Chronicle of Higher Education Hood College Mississippi State University ... University of Texas, Dallas Agricultural Engineering American Society of Agricultural Engineers - includes links to jobs in agriculture, engineering, and academia all throughout the country. Business Bloomberg - From our Bloomberg Professional service, to Bloomberg Television, to Bloomberg Radio. Also, magazines and online presence. Careers-in-Business - Information about the field including salaries, as well as links to corporate home pages listing open positions. Three sites from the NationJob Network: Financial/Accounting/Insurance Jobs Site , and Communication TVJobs - lists jobs in the television broadcasting industry.

44. Career Directions Database Graduates pursue a variety of careers including management and College Dublin, NUI Bachelor of Agricultural Science in landscape horticulture - B.Agr http://www.careerdirections.ie/CDW3C/AccessDBAllCareerDetails.jsp?id=468

45. Horticulture And Landscape Pathway Career Opportunities. Sciences Food Science and Technology horticulture horticulture/Ornamental landscape science and Technology Applied agriculture Science and http://www.lisd.org/careertech/Pathways/hortilandpath.htm

Career/Tech Home Table of Contents Health Science And Human Services Academy Horticulture and Landscape Pathway Description: This pathway leads to careers that are involved in growing, caring for, and developing a market for various plants and flowers while learning the basic principles of plant production, greenhouse management, and environmental landscaping Career Opportunities High School Diploma/ On-the-Job Training Nursery Worker Florist Gardener and Grounds Keeper Florist Sales Clerk Greenhouse Keeper Landscape Maintenance Worker Nursery Salesperson Nursery Worker Associate Degree/ Technical Training Arborist Floral Designer Florist Interior Plantscaper Irrigation Technician Landscape Contractor Forestry Worker Quality Control Technician Crop Protection Specialist Plant Production Specialist Golf Course Greens Keeper Baccalaureate Degree/ Master’s/Doctorate Botanical Gardens Manager Botanist Agricultural Engineer Biological Scientist Turf Manager Vegetable Producer Forester and Conservation cientist Horticulturist Nursery/Orchard Manager

46. Agricultural Science Pathway Career Opportunities. Food Science and Technology horticulture horticulture/Ornamental landscape Technology Personal Skill Development in agriculture Energy and http://www.lisd.org/careertech/Pathways/agripathway.htm

Career/Tech Home Table of Contents Engineering, Science And Technology Academy Agricultural Science Pathway Description: This pathway leads to careers that are involved in producing, conserving, regulating, and insuring that the basic raw materials used for food, shelter, and comfort are the best products available for the consumer’s use. Career Opportunities High School Diploma/ On-the-Job Training Farm Worker Forestry Worker Nursery Worker Gardener and Grounds Keeper Farm Equipment Mechanic Farmer/Farm Manager Fisher/Hunter/Trapper Lumber Production Worker Florist Sales Clerk Greenhouse Keeper Landscape Maintenance Worker Nursery Worker/Salesperson Associate Degree/ Technical Training Arborist Floral Designer Florist Interior Plantscaper Irrigation Technician Landscape Contractor Pest Management Technician Farms Equipment Mechanic Forestry Worker Farmer/Farm Manager Lumber Production Worker Hazardous Material Specialist Poultry Hatchery Supervisor Agriculture Consumer Information Specialist Agriculture Technician-Textile Quality Control Technician Food Processing Technician

47. Scholarships Awarded to a student whose career interest and Award Awarded to deserving undergraduate agriculture and natural a sincere interest in horticulture or landscape http://www.agnr.umd.edu/Academics/index.cfm?ID=7

48. Careers For Biology Majors Science (See also agriculture, Dairy Science); See Medicine ; Herpetology (Reptiles, Amphibians); horticulture. See Also Nematology) careers in Parasitology. http://www.furman.edu/~snyder/careers/careerlist.html

Links to Many Specific Career Descriptions Here you will find over 200 links to Web sites that describe specific careers accessible after training in biology. In turn, each of these is likely to provide many other links. The Web is very dynamic, with pages changing addresses and occasionally disappearing. This list will be periodically updated, but you may find that access to a site is not available. Last update: January 18, 2002. This is an alphabetical listing. All occupations involving health (medical or veterinary) are clustered together and may be accessed by clicking here or on "Medical and Health Occupations," under the letter "M." A Agriculture (See also: Animal Science Many agricultural careers Schools offering agricultural subjects Agronomy (See also: Soil Science Agriculture Animal Behavior (Ethology) Animal Science (See also: Agriculture, Dairy Science Anthropology Aquatic Science (See also: Limnology Marine Biology Oceanography B BacteriologySee Microbiology Biodiversity StudiesSee Systematics Bioethics Bioinformatics (Computer technology to study biological topicssee also: Informatics Biological Systems Engineering Biological Materials Supply Companies Biometry (Biostatistics)See also: Mathematical Biology Medweb's Links Biometry at MUSC Biophysics Biotechnology (See also: Genetics Biotech: Careers on the Cutting Edge Bio Online Home Page Biospace Careers in Biotechnology Botany Careers in Botany Botanical Gardens C Conservation of Natural Resources

49. Virtual Careers Library At Courses & Careers UK Social Work; Probation Work; careers Adviser; Youth Work; Counselling; Psychology; Charity and Voluntary work. agriculture; horticulture; Forestry; Fish http://www.ca.courses-careers.com/library.htm

Accountancy Agricultural Industries Architecture Audiology ... Veterinary Nursing Virtual Careers 'Library' Just like an actual careers library our Virtual Careers Library is organised around a system called the Careers Library Classification Index - or CLCI for short. Each of the links below will take you to a site that provides careers information on the occupation specified. Armed Forces The Army The Royal Navy and Royal Marines The Royal Air Force Ministry of Defence Administration, Business, Clerical and Management Civil Service Business Administration Local Government Business Management ... Trading Standards Art and Design Graphic Design Interior Design Fashion Design Photography Teaching and Cultural work

50. Horticulture - Landscape HD 108.6 (Land use); S (agriculture, general); SB articles that are relevant to horticulture landscape are Grower (available online in Career and Technical http://www.nscc.ns.ca/lrc/newsite2/pathfinders/path-hort-land.htm

Library Home Electronic Databases Search Guides Comments ... Regional Resources Searching the Library's Databases There are many relevant journal/newspaper articles in the College Library's electronic databases , particularly in: Career and Technical Education CPI-Q Research Library Complete These databases include many fulltext journals in this field of study. Students can search by keywords but may also find the following subject headings helpful in locating relevant articles: Annuals(Plants) (CPI-Q) Bulbs (CPI-Q) Flowerboxes (CPI-Q) Greenhouse (CPI-Q) Horticulture (Career and Technical Education, Research Library Complete) Insecticide (Career and Technical Education, Research Library Complete) Ornamentals (Career and Technical Education, Research Library Complete) Seeds (CPI-Q) World Wide Web Resources Useful resources in this field on the WWW include: Agricultural Labour Pool Agricultural Labour Pool offers a service to assist skilled, semi-skilled, and seasonal workers to find suitable employment. Association of Professional Landscape Designers The goals of the APLD are to advance landscape design as an independent profession and to promote the recognition of landscape designers as highly qualified, dedicated professionals.

51. Admissions Office Environmental Biology Plant Physiology Agricultural Chemistry Engineering a variety of careers management and landscape horticulture has close links with the http://www.ucd.ie/admiss/html/courses/landhort.htm

Landscape Horticulture Degree: Bachelor of Agricultural Science in Landscape Horticulture (BAgrSc) CAO Code: Length of Course: 4 years No. of Places 2003: Recommended Subjects: Chemistry; Biology, Art First year location: Lectures take place in the Science and Agriculture and Food Science Buildings First year subjects: Agricultural Economics Biology Chemistry Experimental Physics Introduction to Computer Science Agricultural Science Mathematics These are not required subjects but are based on the experience of students coming into the course over the past few years. Landscape Horticulture involves designing and managing open space in rural areas. The degree course includes both art and science and aims to give its graduates the creative and technical skills necessary to design quality environments. Students attend lectures and seminars, go on fieldtrips and undertake research and design projects. Design studio is central to their education. Through studio based projects students develop their understanding of the natural and manmade landscape. They prepare landscape design and management proposals that deal with a wide range of aesthetic social and ecological issues. Landscape architectural practitioners lecture on the course and assist in studio tutorials. The course includes a period of work placement which provides students with an opportunity to work within the landscape design profession. During this time students are encouraged to travel and to spend time working abroad or taking a short study course at a foreign university.

52. College Of Biology And Agriculture -- Brigham Young University landscape and Urban horticulture prepares students for and state agencies in areas related to agriculture. Career Opportunities Please contact the department http://pas.byu.edu/info.asp

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SEARCH FEEDBACK Biology and Agriculture Information Link Menu Information Undergraduates Graduates Academic Programs Information Admission to Plant and Animal Sciences Program All degree programs in the Department of Plant and Animal Sciences are open enrollment. The Discipline Agronomy and Horticulture Agronomy is the science of soil and crop management. Scientific and economic principles are applied to the conservation of soil resources, maintenance and improvement of the environment, and the production of food and fiber for a growing population. Horticulture is the art and science of cultivating fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants. Scientific, economic, and artistic principles are applied to improving the aesthetic qualities of our environment as well as to producing food and fiber for consumption. Advances are being made in manipulation of genetic materials of living organisms. Molecular biology will play a key role in developing new crops and new uses and capabilities for old crops. This area of study combines biology and agriculture and horticulture in novel and exciting ways. Animal Science There are three emphases within the animal science degree: (1) agribusiness, (2) animal biotechnology, and (3) veterinary science.

53. OSU Career Services STUDENTS horticulture landscape architecture College of Agricultural Sciences Natural Resources. Copyright 2002. Oklahoma State University Career Services. http://www.osucareerservices.com/services/agri_links/srv__agri_horticulture.htm

American Horticultural Society American Society for Horticultural Science American Society of Landscape Architects Landscape Library American Horticultural Society American Society for Horticultural Science American Society of Landscape Architects Landscape Library ... Golf Course Superintendents Association of America

54. MSU Statewide Resource Network The MSU classes include horticulture, landscaping, soil sciences program earn a Certificate in landscape and Lawn employed in, or seeking careers in, landscape http://msustatewide.msu.edu/resource.asp?ResourceID=1615

55. Environment Education: Eco Career -- Horticulture There are other related careers like landscape Large scale agricultural production houses, export companies; horticulture research organisations; http://www.cseindia.org/html/eyou/envedu/env_horticulture.htm

Growing green money... What is horticulture? Horticulture is the section of agriculture that deals with the cultivation of herbs, vegetables, flowers, fruits, ornamental trees and also garden landscaping, maintenance of nurseries, green houses, orchards and plantations.Moving away from the days when backyard cultivation of plants and vegetables was more of a hobby, horticulture has now become an organised sector of agriculture. Horticulture includes floriculture or cultivation of flowers, cultivation of fruits (Pomology) and cultivation of vegetables (Olericulture). Natural products that can be cultivated in a garden or orchard are covered under horticulture. With changing lifestyles, people are becoming more health and diet conscious than ever before. This is leading to rapid growth of this field. The export market has also grown rapidly. Till a few decades ago, this career was not very lucrative as most of the cultivation was done by farmers. This has changed over the past few years and many multinational firms have also entered the fray, cultivating fruits, vegetables and flowers at a large scale. The knowledge and skill of horticulturists is now in great demand. Nature of work Horticultural crops generally include fruits, vegetables, spices, flowers and plantations like tea, coffee. Exotic flowers such as roses, hibiscus, amaryllis, daffodils, dahlias, chrysanthemums, lily, sunflower, gladioli, orchids, various types of grasses and cacti which are used in gardens; fruits and vegetables, beverages like tea, coffee are some of the plants grown by horticulturists.

56. Landscape Architecture Career Facts landscape architecture Program Career Facts. What They Earn The average salary for landscape Architects was about $39,000 Related Occupations horticulture. http://www.lcc.edu/manufacturing/landscape/career/

57. HORTICULTURE - WWW Sites horticulture 146. agriculture horticulture 147. careers in horticulture 148. CHA British technology for world horticulture 149. The http://www.wcrl.ars.usda.gov/cec/teaching/horticul.htm

HORTICULTURE - WWW sites Ornamental Horticulture Department of Horticulture Home Page Texas County Extension Horticulture Programs Sustainabe Agriculture/Horticulture Links ... John.Byers@vsv.slu.se

58. College Of Agricultural, Food And Environmental Sciences in pursuing a career in landscape architecture can start by obtaining a degree in environmental horticulture at the College of Agricultural, Food and http://www.coafes.umn.edu/index.asp?SEC={48FE3C49-F438-4394-BAA0-CD1997D49504}

59. The Hindu : Greener Pastures are other related careers like landscape companies, large scale agricultural production houses, export companies, horticulture research organisations http://www.hindu.com/edu/2004/03/29/stories/2004032900030100.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Monday, Mar 29, 2004 Group Publications Business Line The Sportstar Frontline The Hindu About Us Contact Us Education Plus Chennai Published on Mondays Features: Magazine Literary Review Life Metro Plus ... Hyderabad Greener pastures Photo: K.K. Mustafah FOR A GREEN FUTURE: Horticulture offers a lucrative opportunity for those who realise the potential of the good earth. HORTICULTURE is a branch of agriculture, dealing with the cultivation of herbs, vegetables, flowers, fruits, ornamental trees, garden landscaping, maintenance of nurseries, green houses, orchards and plantations. Natural products that can be cultivated in a garden or orchard come under horticulture. The knowledge and skill of horticulturists is presently in great demand. Interest in plant life, ability to withstand hard labour, patience, tolerance, accuracy and perseverance are some personal qualities one should cultivate to become a horticulturist. The work of a horticulturist, involves research into cultivation, soil condition and seeds. They use various techniques such as tissue culture, advanced cell structuring, molecular genetics or micro-propagation in order to produce the desired plant varieties.

60. Morrisville State College - Programs Of Study Floral Design, General Transfer,horticulture Production, landscape Agricultural Engineering *, AAS. Casino careers Professional Development, certificate. http://www.morrisville.edu/academics/byCareer.htm

Directories A - Z Listing search: Admissions Financial Aid Athletics College News ... Webmail Quicklinks: Legend A.A. - Associate in Arts A.A.S. - Associate in Applied Science A.S. - Associate in Science B.T. - Bachelor of Technology A.O.S. - Associate in Occupational Studies B.B.A. - Bachelor in Business Administration small, italicized type beneath program titles indicates available concentration(s). * - indicates that program is part of ThinkPad University ** - indicates a laptop for students in the 3rd and 4th year of a bachelor degree program Quick Find: Choose a Career Agriculture and Natural Resources Business and Computer Technologies Communications Technologies Construction and Building Trades Engineering and Engineering Technologies Health and Human Services Hospitality Services Liberal Arts and Sciences Transportation Technologies Agricultural Business Business, Technology, Transfer A.A.S. Agricultural Engineering A.A.S. Agricultural Mechanics A.O.S.

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