Agricultural Solutions (AGSO)

AGSO 315 Plant and Soil Nutrition Credits: 3

This course builds on the foundation of crop science and soil science to further investigate the relationship between soil and crop plants. Students will review basic concepts of plant nutrition and soil characteristics in order for students to identify connections and the symbiotic benefits of each component. Topics covered also include soil and plant uptake, deficiencies, toxicities, causes and remedies, as well as plant and soil analysis methods.

Pre-Requisite : AGRO 132

Spring: All Years

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AGSO 490 Agricultural and Rural Leadership Seminar Credits: 3

This course provides perspective on a variety of topics that impact agriculture and the community through a mix of lecture and field-based learning, panel discussions, guest speakers, readings and technology tools. Various topics including leadership theory and skills, personal development, agricultural and environmental issues, social issues, state and federal political processes and communication are discussed. This course is required for all Agricultural Solutions majors.

Fall: Department Discretion Spring: Department Discretion

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AGSO 499 Internship Field Experience Credits: 2

The opportunity to pursue an internship is designed to supplement course materials with actual related work experience. Students are expected to integrate disciplinary knowledge into a real world setting. The student will submit weekly reports on work assignments as well as a report at the conclusion of the internship. This course is required for all Agricultural Solutions majors. Students are responsible for finding internship opportunities.

Fall: Department Discretion Spring: Department Discretion Summer Department Discretion

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