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Agriscience Careers

Agriscience Careers. Mr. Lopez – Ag Science Shandon High School. Agriscience. All jobs relating in some way to plants, animals and renewable natural resources. Can be indoors or outdoors.

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Agriscience Careers

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  1. AgriscienceCareers Mr. Lopez – Ag Science Shandon High School

  2. Agriscience • All jobs relating in some way to plants, animals and renewable natural resources. • Can be indoors or outdoors. • Banking and finance; radio; television; engineering and design; construction and maintenance; research and education; and environmental protection.

  3. Plenty of Opportunities • Approximately 21 million people are employed in agriscience careers. • About 400,000 people are needed each year to fill the positions in this field. • Only 100,000 vacancies are being filled by people trained in agriscience

  4. Plenty of Opportunities (continued) • That leaves how many unfilled position? 300,000 jobs still available!! • 20 % of careers in Agscience require a college degree • Four year degrees: education, marketing, communications, production, social services, finance, management, science, engineering and many more.

  5. Plenty of Opportunities (continued) • Additional opportunities open to students who earn technical college certificates and degrees. • Mechanics, sales representatives, field representatives, agriscience laboratory technicians, insurance adjustors, and many others.

  6. The Wheel of Fortune • The field of Agrisciene has many possibilities. • Here we will explore the 7 areas of agrisciene

  7. Production Agriculture • Farming and Ranching • Involves growing and marketing field crops and livestock • Careers in this area account for 1/5 of all the jobs in Agriscience

  8. Production Agriculture (continued) • Average US farmer can produce enough food to feed 140 people. • US farmers provide the American people with such an efficient means of productions that the American people only spend 11% of their money on food, the lowest of any other country.

  9. Ag Processing, Products, and Distribution • Haul, Grade, Process, package and market commodities from production sources. • Butcher, Ag Inspector, Cattle Buyer Fruit Distributor, Milk Plant Supervisor, Tobacco Buyer, Wood Buyer, Grain Broker, Winery Supervisor, Meat Inspector

  10. Horticulture • Production, Processing and Marketing Fruits, Vegetables and Ornamental plants such as turf grass, flowers, shrubs, and trees. • Floral Designers, Golf Course Superintendent, Horticulturist, Turf Manager, Nursery Operator, Landscape Architect, Hydroponic Grower, Plant Breeder

  11. Forestry • Industry that grows, manages, and harvests trees from lumber and other commodities. • Forest Ranger, Logging Operations Inspector, Tree Surgeons, Lumber Mill Operator, Park Ranger, Forester

  12. Renewable Natural Resources • Involves the management of wetlands, rangelands, water, fish, and wildlife. • Animal Behaviorist, Animal Ecologist, Park Ranger, Game Warden, Wildlife Manager, Soil Conservationist, Range Conservationist, Forest Fire Fighter/Warden

  13. Ag. Supplies and Services • Businesses that sell supplies or provides services for people in the agricultural industry • Animal Trainer, Artificial Breeding Technicians, Sheep Shearer, Poultry Hatchery Manager, Dog Groomer, Computer Analysis

  14. Agricultural Mechanics • The design, operation, maintenance, service, selling, and use of power units, machinery, equipment, structures, and utilities in Ag. • Welder, Hydraulic Engineer, Ag Electrician, Ag Plumber, Diesel Mechanic, Ag Construction Engineer, Ag Electrician, Ag Safety Enginer

  15. Agriscience Professions • Profession – Occupation requiring specialized education, especially in law, medicine, teaching or ministry. • Agriscience Professions – Proffesional jobs that deal with agriscience situations. They include the whole wheel!!!

  16. Agriscience Professions (continued) • Ag Accountant, Ag Advertising Executive, Ag Consultant, Ag Corporation Executive, Ag Economist, Ag Educator (like Mr. Lopez), As Journalist, Ag Lawyer, Animal Nutritionist, Avian Veterinarian, Biochemist, Dendrologist, Equine Dentist, 4-H Youth Assistant, Hydrologist, Marine Biologist, Public Relations Manger, Veterinarian, Silviculturist, Plant Taxonomy

  17. Homework • Unit 4 • Write out each Term to Know • Write out each multiple choice and matching questions (self evaluation) – Pg. 75 and 76 • Questions can be sent to: AgScience1SHS@gmail.com • Or Twitter Account: UniqueAgTeacher

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