Agricultural Business Minor
Do You Want to Improve the Sustainability and Economics of our Industry?
The Agricultural Business minor is open to all students who desire to complete an integrated set of courses where they learn how to apply economic principles and business management tools to a broad range of agricultural and small business management applications. Areas of study in the minor include agricultural production management, financial management, marketing management, international development and trade.
The minor is highly complementary to the major fields of study that focus on the agricultural sciences and those that focus on other technical fields where applied business management skills are relevant.
Visit the CSU Course Catalog to learn about courses and requirements.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
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Solve real-world problems
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Address business problems and formulate alternative solutions
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Communicate critically and analytically
Where You’ll Find Us
Agricultural Research and Development Center
Work directly with crops and livestock at this research and teaching complex — one of ten around the state.
Nutrien Agricultural Sciences Building
CSU's new home for Colorado agriculture, student aspirations and agricultural innovation for global impact.
COBANK Center for Agricultural Educaton
Get hands-on experience in laboratory, technology, and teaching spaces so you can successfully teach future generations about agriculture.
Related Interests
- Agriculture
- Animals
- Business
- Economics
- Finance
- Policy
Related Careers
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Agricultural Lenders
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Commodity Marketing Analysts
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Agricultural Input Sales
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Agricultural/Food Business Owners
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Farm, Ranch, and Plant Managers
Meet the DARE Academic Success Team
Academic Success Coordinator
Taylor Bennett
For more information, email Taylor Bennett, Academic Success Coordinator for the Department of Agricultural Resource Economics.
Taylor advises last names A-J for ENRE and AGBUS
Academic Success Coordinator
Jesse Kuklakis
For more information, contact Jesse Kuklakis, Academic Success Coordinator for the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
Jesse advises last names K-Z for ENRE and AGBUS