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Agriculture is more than just farming, it's knowledge, technology and processes that help feed the world!

Why Agriculture at Andrews

Andrews has the only only Adventist agriculture program in North America. Not only will you gain knowledge and practical experience; you’ll learn through a lens of faith as caretakers of the earth.

Our program provides hands-on training in agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry. Your program can be tailored to your specific interests and career goals.

With a 4,000 tree Apple orchard and a 50 acre Vineyard. A proposed 50-acre agriculture education center. You will gain hands-on experience at scale.

The world is full of hungry people. Our degree in International Agriculture Development will give you the knowledge and experience to set up food production and sustainability systems in the developing areas of the world.

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Careers in Agriculture

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A college degree is important to set you apart and gain exposure to the best in agricultural knowledge. There are many careers available with our degrees: farmer, rancher, agricultural manager, dairy herdsman, agricultural/food scientist, agronomist, agribusiness owner, international agricultural developer and more. With a degree in agriculture, you will be set up to have a global impact!

Annual Salaries

Agricultural Engineer

$74,780

Farmer or Agricultural Manager

$69,620

U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2018

Successful Andrews Alumni

Melanie Brydak, Program Technician

Farm Service Agency

Sheldon Baptist, Crops Manager (1,600-acre farm)

Illinois, USA

Ned Peterson, Equipment and Crops Manager

Central Michigan, USA

Students pack baskets full of vegetables and fruit grown right here in our Student Gardens for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) subscribers.

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You'll learn farming fundamentals in classes like Field Crop Production, Commercial Vegetable Production and Tree Fruit Production. Plus, you'll get hands-on experience with the latest and greatest in technology and equipment. Want to feed the world? Join us and learn how you can have an impact!

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