Agricultural System Technology Agricultural and Biosystems Management - Iowa State University

Agricultural System Technology Agricultural and Biosystems Management from Iowa State University is a Campus Bachelor Agribusiness degree that prepares you for a Agriculture career. The Agricultural System Technology Profession Be it off-road equipment, agricultural machinery, food and grain processing, water quality, biofuels production, precision agriculture, or livestock production systems, an ag system technologist works to see how the individual pieces fit into the "big picture" of sustainability, conservation, and profitability. Agricultural Systems Technology (AST) graduates can find rewarding careers in a variety of agricultural and environmental businesses. They focus on managing, using, and troubleshooting technology (instead of engineering design) by applying their knowledge of technology, agriculture, and processing systems. This hands-on curriculum in the College of Agriculture teaches students to manage machines and equipment, biological processes, computers and other technologies to create new and improved agricultural systems for the future. Agricultural and Biosystems Management You acquire the skills to manage and solve problems for a wide variety of agricultural systems. You'll get a broad foundation in the technology of machine systems, soil and water conservation, electricity and electronics, grain, precision agriculture, biorenewables, and animal production systems. Throw in some business, management , and a focus area of your choosing, and you'll be set for a rewarding career. View more details on Iowa State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Agribusiness courses.