Agriculture
What is agriculture?
California is home to the largest food and agricultural economy in the nation. California's farmers and ranchers have made this state the leader in agricultural production for over 50 years. With 350 crops and an agricultural economy that exceeds $28 billion, the rest of the world looks to California to see what's next in agriculture. Our courses in the Agriculture program focus on landscaping, natural resources, and the business of agriculture.
Career Opportunities
Majors in agricultural and environmental education are prepared for a broad range of careers in the agricultural and environmental sciences where social, interpersonal, communication, and teaching skills are needed. Graduates have found employment in the following fields:- Public schools
- Non-profit organizations
- Financial institutions
- State and federal agencies
- Nature preserves
- Community organizations
- Sustainable development
Degrees and Certificates Offered
- Associate in Science Degree
- Certificate of Achievement