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The field of agronomy encompasses the sciences related to crops and soils. It includes crop production, crop breeding, seed production and certification, weed science, range and pasture management, soil management and irrigation, and soil conservation. The agronomy degree program is designed for students who are interested in plants and soils as they relate to economic crop production and environmental protection. Program Options The Agronomy major has six options - Crop Production, Integrated Crop Management, Business, Research Careers, Soil Science, and Agroecology . These options prepare students for diverse agricultural career opportunities after graduation. Career Opportunities
A wide variety of career paths is available in this rapidly-changing field. The breadth of your education will prepare you to pursue careers which are just now evolving or will evolve in the future. With a degree in
agronomy
, careers are possible as an:
Internships Internships are key components of a student's academic experience. They allow students to explore different areas of agronomy, make connections with future employers, and experience professional work environments. One internship is required for graduation. Agronomy internships are available across Nebraska and the United States. Our students have had internship experiences with:
Scholarships Several departmental scholarships are available for students in the Agronomy major each year, including those listed below. In addition, there are opportunities for students to receive outside scholarships from businesses and organizations.
Learn MoreFor more information about this major, contact Anne Streich (402) 472-1640 or astreich2@unl.edu. |
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