Contact Information
Dr. Anissa Hoffman, associate professor/program coordinator
Anissa.Hoffman@ndscs.edu
701-671-2252
Tech Center 46
Delivery Methods
Face-to-Face: Wahpeton
Students who enroll in Precision Agronomy will seek employment m the areas of farm equipment operators. Typically, these jobs could be farm labor or applicators and operators for agronomy centers. Upon completion students will be prepared for their CDL testing, have their commercial applicator license and be ready to operate large agriculture equipment.
This program will begin in the spring semester and conclude in the middle of April. Lasting about 3 months. Several of the classes can be take on campus or online The CDL behind the wheel will be done in person.
Our philosophy statement is: "The Agriculture Department provides education for the present and future by incorporating leadership and career development, best management practices in crop and livestock production, technology, natural resources, problem solving, internships, and communication through a diverse program."
Admission Requirements
The applicants must be high school graduates or equivalent. Helpful courses to prepare for this program are mathematics, physical science, biology, agricultural education, computer science, and English. Courses that develop communication skills are important.
Award
Upon successful completion of the required courses, students will be awarded an certificate in Agriculture applicator and operator.