BSAG Agriculture (Regenerative Agriculture - Soil Science and Soil Conservation Concentration)

Course Overview This dynamic Agricultural Sciences program prepares students for diverse careers in the modern, technology-driven agriculture industry. Students can choose from specialized degree tracks in Horticulture, Regenerative Agriculture, Agricultural Mechanics, Animal Science, and Agribusiness, each designed to address current global challenges in food production and natural resource management. The curriculum combines scientific theory with extensive hands-on learning through state-of-the-art facilities, faculty research, and professional internships. Key Program Highlights Specialized concentrations in high-demand fields like Regenerative Agriculture, with focuses on Soil Science, Agronomy, and Range Management Extensive hands-on learning utilizing greenhouses, the Freeman Center, and Living Library Gardens Preparation for diverse careers, from agribusiness management and education to conservation and production Strong industry connections facilitating valuable internship opportunities with agriculturally related businesses and agencies Option to pursue Teacher Certification in Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources or a Pre-Veterinary concentration