Courses

Agriculture Science 1

This course focuses on animal science, agricultural mechanics, career exploration, leadership and personal development, and supervised agricultural experience. Units may include nutrition, woodworking, reproduction, and FFA knowledge

2nd Block

5th Block

Agriculture Science 2

This course focuses on plant and crop science, soils, entomology, horticulture, and forestry with additional instruction in agricultural mechanics, career development, leadership and supervised agricultural experience.

2nd Block

5th Block

Horticulture

Students will develop a basic understanding of the horticulture industry including plan structures, propagation techniques, growth patterns, and identification. This course serves an an entry level class for Greenhouse Operations and Management.

1st Block

Agriculture Construction

This course deals primarily with oxy-acetylene, electric arc and MIG. Students will learn these types of welding and build projects using wood and/or metal and must more. (SAE required)

4th Block

Greenhouse

Production of greenhouse crops will be used to demonstrate basic greenhouse procedures. Plants are started from cutting, seeds, grafts or layering. Students will manage their own crop as a class project. (SAE required)

1st Block

Advanced Animal Science

Students will study animal production, management, marketing, nutrition, breeding, production records, selection, animal health, waste management, and biotechnology.

Offered Spring 2022

Wildlife Bio

Students will study conservation and improvement of natural resources involving restoring and conserving Missouri wildlife. Utilizing indoor/outdoor classrooms, you will have the opportunity to develop and implement plans for various wildlife and plants that provide food and cover.

Offered Spring 2023

Agriculture Leadership & Communications

Ag Communications is a diverse field that encompasses many careers and communication settings. Students will gain expertise in writing, editing, public relations, marketing, advertising, and broadcasting. Requirements for this course include compiling a portfolio including a resume, cover letter, job application, scholarship applications, and other written and technologically designed works.

Offered Fall 2022

Agribusiness Sales, Marketing and Management

This course explains economic principles, financial management, personal development, proper preparation for a sale along with utilizing promotional tools and entrepreneurial skills. Students will develop business plans and strategize how to implement them in a timely and cost effective manner.

Offered Fall 2021

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