The Agriculture Technology Diploma program is designed to provide students with the skills, aptitudes, and knowledge necessary to enter fields related to general agriculture. The program may be completed in two semesters by following the suggested curriculum, or it may be spread over three or more semesters.

This Diploma provides tools of applicative and experiential technical knowledge to industrial entrepreneurs. The functions of these managerial competencies contain some treaties: - legal-legal - technical-technological -economic-financial - Organizational management for the execution of rural industry, from the start-up and commissioning of the factory, which is inserted in the same productive scheme of primary production, proving suitability, qualifying and qualifying to execute the management and Operation, maintenance, control, and sanitation tasks.

The Agriculture Program's mission at Pratt Community College emphasizes student learning while preparing students with the requisite agricultural knowledge base and practical skills to transfer to a four-year college or university or enter their chosen agricultural career.

The AS degree with designation in Agribusiness prepares the student for Ag Business, Ag Finance, the Beef Industry, Cattle Production, Ranch Management, and more.

Horticulture is defined as the science or art of cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, turf grass and ornamental plants. The field can take you in many directions, but most careers involve some type of science including biology, chemistry, and physics.

INEA celebrated its first FIFTY YEARS of existence in 2015. Since in the sixties Fr. Quintanilla and a group of entrepreneurs from Valladolid bet on modernization in the management of agricultural holdings ... many things have happened.

The purpose of this qualification is to develop the transferable skills, attributes, and behaviours needed for you to progress to further study and ultimately to employment.

This full-time practical course offers an introduction to gardening and estate maintenance in the college’s Community Garden, Italian Garden, woodlands and 125-acre estate.

Explore applications of social innovation in rural areas and discover best practices for managing social innovation projects.