Agricultural Equipment is an advanced course designed for students interested in the operation, maintenance, and management of machinery used in modern agriculture. Students will explore topics such as engine systems, hydraulics, electrical components, power equipment, and precision agriculture technology. Emphasis is placed on safety practices, troubleshooting, and hands-on skill development through lab activities and equipment projects. Students will also examine career pathways in agricultural mechanics, engineering, and equipment service industries. By the end of the course, students will have practical experience and knowledge that can be applied to both future careers and personal use of agricultural equipment.
9th Ag Mechanics -
Agricultural Mechanics introduces students to the essential skills and concepts used in the agricultural mechanics field. This course provides hands-on learning experiences in areas such as tool identification and safety, basic woodworking, metalworking, welding, electricity, and equipment maintenance. Students will develop problem-solving and technical skills while working on individual and group projects that connect mechanical concepts to real-world agricultural applications. Emphasis is placed on safety, responsibility, and teamwork. This course serves as a foundation for advanced agricultural mechanics courses and prepares students for both practical applications and future career opportunities in agriculture and technical trades.
10th Ag Structures –
Agricultural Structures is a hands-on course that introduces students to the design, construction, and maintenance of agricultural facilities and structures. Students will learn about building materials, construction techniques, carpentry, plumbing, electricity, concrete, and metal fabrication as they relate to agriculture. Emphasis is placed on safety, proper tool use, and developing practical skills through individual and group projects. Students will also explore how agricultural structures support modern farming operations and examine related career opportunities. This course builds on foundational skills from Agricultural Mechanics and prepares students for advanced work in agricultural systems and technology.
8th Principles of Ag –
Principles of Agriculture is an introductory course designed to give students a broad overview of the agricultural industry and its importance in everyday life. This course explores the foundations of agriculture, including plant and animal science, natural resources, food production, and agricultural technology. Students will gain hands-on experience through classroom activities, projects, and labs that emphasize problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership. The course also highlights career opportunities in agriculture and related fields while developing skills in communication, responsibility, and critical thinking. By the end of the course, students will have a stronger understanding of how agriculture connects to science, technology, and their own lives.
11th Livestock Production -
Livestock Production is an in-depth course that focuses on the science and management of domesticated animals used in agriculture. Students will study the principles of animal husbandry, including nutrition, reproduction, genetics, health, facilities, and daily care of species such as cattle, swine, sheep, goats, and poultry. Emphasis is placed on animal welfare, sustainable practices, and the role of livestock in food and fiber production. Students will engage in classroom instruction, hands-on labs, and projects that build problem-solving, critical thinking, and record-keeping skills. The course also explores career opportunities in veterinary science, animal production, agribusiness, and related fields.
12th Advanced Animal Science -
Advanced Animal Science is a capstone course that provides an in-depth study of the biological and scientific principles related to animal systems. Students will explore advanced topics such as anatomy and physiology, genetics, nutrition, reproduction, biotechnology, and animal health management. Emphasis is placed on applying scientific concepts through laboratory experiments, research projects, and hands-on animal care experiences. Students will also analyze current issues in animal agriculture, including sustainability, ethics, and technological advancements. This course is designed to prepare students for postsecondary study or careers in veterinary science, animal production, research, and related agricultural fields.
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