Production Horticulture
Horticulture Research
Landscape Professionals
Horticulture Industry Support
Careers
100

production of bedding and garden plants, foliage plants

What is Floriculture?

100

researchers want to understand the intricacies of how plants work, how to breed new varieties, and how to improve plant health 

What is plant breeding, genetics, and physiology?

100

contractors that install residential and commercial landscape projects

What is Landscape Construction and Management?

100

supply various nutrients and pesticides plants need to grow and produce crops

What are Chemical Manufacturers?

100

Design and create arrangements of flowers in vases, bouquets, sprays, or larger displays for weddings or other events.

What is a Florist?

200

fruit production, the cultivation of woody plants for production of fruit and berries

What is Pomology?

200

study ways to prolong fruit ripeness, limit damage from disease and insects

What is post-harvest crop management?

200

create plans for gardens, residences, businesses and community spaces

What is Landscape Design?

200

supply sprayers for chemical applications, tractors, and implements, as well as harvesting equipment

What is Farm Equipment?

200

Locate and identify pests that may impact yield, and make recommendations on control methods based on experience.

What is a Crop Scout?

300

vegetable production, cultivation of herbaceous plants for food

What is Olericulture?

300

Study of how seeds develop and how they create new plants along with technology

What is Seed Science and Technology?

300

Create garden designs on paper and in the field using perennials, annual colors, edibles, containers, and outdoor furniture.

What is a Landscape Designer?

300

Applies pesticides or fertilizer in fields while maintaining all spray equipment and vehicles.

What is a Custom Applicator?

300

Collect, classify, and preserve specimens and samples and perform diagnostic and other scientific tests on specimens.

What is a Laboratory Technician?

400

cultivation and harvesting of grapes for fruit production

What is Viticulture?

400

focus is managing weeds near crop production

What is Weed Science?

400

Manage and document chemical, pesticide, and fertilizer use in accordance with regulations and oversee golf course management, maintenance, and operations.

What is a Golf Couse Superintendant? 

400

Conduct research and provide programming on a specialty area while assisting in developing youth programming and education.

What is an Extension Facility?

400

Oversee inventory of plants, make recommendations on fertilizer and potting mediums, and manage greenhouse equipment and computer controls.

What is a Greenhouse Manager?

500

the production, application, and maintenance of specialized grasses 

What is Turfgrass?

500

Negotiate and coordinate contracts for contract processors to process, bag, and deliver seed.

What is a Seed Production Technician?

500

Mechanical inoculation of virus, bacteria, fungi, oomycete, nematode, and other pathogens in field, greenhouse, and growth chambers.

What is a Plant Pathologist?

500

Understand optimum ripeness (fruit development and characteristics) and proper harvesting of grapes

What is a Viticulturist? 

500

Scout customer fields for weed, insects, disease, and nutrition issues and manage field trials, plant physiology, and irrigation practices.

What is an Agronomist?

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