Agricultural Business Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Agricultural Business

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Degree at a Glance

Degree at a Glance

Degree at a Glance

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Thrive in your career and become an asset to agricultural businesses. Prepare for a wide range of exciting options including careers with agricultural business firms in production, management, or sales. Career opportunities could include:
  • Farm Real Estate Appraisal
  • Agricultural Business
  • Agricultural Finance
  • Commodity Brokerage
  • Commodity Merchandising
  • Food Brokering
  • Landscape Contracting
  • Feedlot Management
  • Farm Input Sales
  • Agricultural Transportation
  • Farming and Ranching
  • Farm Management
  • Small Business Management

Average agribusiness career salary: $74,000

Average industry salaries by job title:

  • Agriculture Specialist – $51,946
  • Agronomist – $51,204
  • Business Analyst – $61,842
  • Financial Analyst – $67,500
  • Operations Manager – $66,166
  • Inventory Manager – $55,544
Salary data provided by payscale.com

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The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics also offers a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business which can be completed on campus in Fort Collins, CO.

Why Choose CSU?

The value of agriculture-related degrees cannot be underestimated. No other industry can feed the world's population that is growing at a rate where we cannot produce enough food for the number of people. According to research, (Feedstuffs, October 26, 2009) our food production must double by 2050. To do that, graduates in degree programs such as agriculture, horticulture and animal science are needed. According to the latest data from AgCareers.com, 81% of jobs in the ag industry require education beyond high school, and almost half require at least a bachelor's degree.

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