Plant Systems

Plant Systems

People who work in the Plant Systems pathway study plants and their growth. This helps producers of food, feed and fiber crops continue to feed a growing population while conserving natural resources and maintaining the environment. Individuals in this pathway also develop ways to improve the nutritional value of crops and the quality of seeds. They use genetic engineering to develop crops resistant to pests and drought.

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Continuing Education

Sample Career Plan

Secondary

English / Language Arts

English/ Language Arts I

Math

Algebra I

Science

Earth or Environmental Science

Social Studies / Sciences

State History Civics

Career and Technical Courses

Introduction to Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

English / Language Arts

English/ Language Arts II

Math

Geometry

Science

Biology

Social Studies / Sciences

U.S. History

Career and Technical Courses

Introduction to Plant and Soil Science

English / Language Arts

English/ Language Arts III

Math

Algebra II or other math course

Science

Chemistry or other science course

Social Studies / Sciences

World History

Career and Technical Courses

Advanced Plant and Soil Science focusing on agronomy, forestry and range science or horticulture

English / Language Arts

English/ Language Arts IV

Math

Trigonometry or other math course

Science

Botany or other science course

Social Studies / Sciences
Career and Technical Courses

Biotechnology and Agricultural Science Research Choose one of the following:

Agronomy

Forestry and Range Science Horticulture

Post Secondary

English / Language Arts

English Composition

Math

Algebra

Science

Chemistry

Social Studies / Sciences

American Government

Career and Technical Courses

Principles of Plant Systems Fundamentals of Plant Production and Management

English / Language Arts

Speech/ Oral Communication

Math
Science

Biological Science Botany

Social Studies / Sciences

American History Geography

Career and Technical Courses

Students choose area of specialization and take related courses such as Horticulture, Forestry or Agronomy

English / Language Arts

Technical Writing

Math

Statistics

Science

Organic Chemistry Microbiology

Social Studies / Sciences

Political Science

Career and Technical Courses

Continue Courses in Area of Specialization

English / Language Arts
Math
Science
Social Studies / Sciences
Career and Technical Courses

Complete Plant Systems Major (4-Year Degree Program