Agricultural Business – Farm & Ranch Management
Do You Want to Improve and Understand the main Problems Facing our Farmers and Ranchers?
The Agricultural Business major teaches problem solving skills in economic and business decisions applied to modern agriculture and the food industry, focusing mainly on skills needed to manage small and medium sized businesses. The interface between technical training in agricultural sciences, economics, and management sets this degree apart from a traditional business degree.
The agricultural business major applies economic theories and concepts to issues faced by agricultural and food business every day. In this major you will learn how to manage an agricultural / food business by evaluating how market outcomes, regulations, competition, and biological factors affect the profitability.
Students with a concentration in Farm & Ranch Management will learn to apply a solid understanding of economics and the underlying physical and biological sciences that drive agricultural technology to problems facing modern farmers and ranchers.
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 & Development Center
Work directly with crops and livestock at this research and teaching complex — one of nine around the state.
Nutrien Building
Our Agricultural Business Programs will return to the Nutrien Building when it opens the spring of 2022.
JBS Global Food Innovation Center in Honor of Gary and Kay Smith
Operate food supply equipment and process food in this state-of-the-art laboratory. Food is sold at the on-campus Where Food Comes From Market.
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
Department Advisor
Aubriel Jones
For more information, contact Aubriel Jones, Coordinator of Undergraduate Success for the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Advising focus is on-campus students, last names A-J.
Department Advisor
Jesse Kuklakis
For more information, contact Jesse Kuklakis, Academic Success Coordinator for the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Advising focus is on-campus students, last names K-Z.