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Are you looking to succeed in agriculture? If so, Warner’s Agricultural Studies major is here to help. In our program, you will work through diverse classes and field experiences. You will finish the program with knowledge and practical skills. Our classes include topics on animal and plant science, soils, specialty crops and agribusiness. You will also learn how to work with Christian values and character. With a degree in Agricultural Studies from Warner you will be ready to fulfill your calling in agriculture.
Learn By Getting Your Hands Dirty
Your courses will be mostly project-based. These practical experiences will prepare you for an effective career. Warner is equipped with state-of-art agricultural facilities and technology to help you learn.
Get a Head Start
As an agriculture student you will get started in your core classes sooner than most other majors. As early as your freshman year you can be immersed in your core agricultural classes.
Learn From the Pros
You will have the chance to have field trips and internships to see and work with industry leaders. From trips to the Florida Department of Agriculture to local trips to agricultural business in Lake Wales, you’ll see how what you learn in the classroom plays out in the real world.
What Can I do With This Degree?
- Agricultural Inspector
Inspect equipment and facilities to make sure the agricultural industry stays safe and productive. - Agricultural Educator
Raise up the next generation of agricultural students in all grade levels. - Crop Specialist
Advise others on the best methods and techniques to use when growing specific crops. - Food Production
Oversee the production of crops and meat to ensure they are of high quality for consumers. - Farm Manager
Be the one to manage the growth of crops that keep the agricultural world running. - Plant Geneticist
Research how to improve the growth, life and fruit of plants. - Government Relations and Policy Development
Work with the Department of Agriculture to craft policies for safe and productive work.
“Being in the Agriculture department at Warner University is a unique experience where students get to learn in a hands on environment. I spent countless classes out in our pasture and in the greenhouses, all while getting in depth lessons in the classroom. The Warner Agricultural program has better equipped me for my future and I will cherish the memories I made forever.”
Matthew
Agricultural Studies, Class of 2024
Sample Courses
Animal Production
Department Faculty
Dr. Beth Burch
Justin Sharpless
