A laboratory science course for college-bound students emphasizing biology, organisms, plant classifications, physiology, pathogens, and soils as the chemical foundation for Agricultural Biology. Includes Future Farmers of America (FFA) and Supervised Occupational Experience Project requirements.

Focuses on leadership and competitive event participation through active FFA involvement, career development events, and awards opportunities. Includes instruction on using computers for project management and record keeping.

Specializes in advanced technologies of arc welding, including work with stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, and underwater applications. Stresses student projects and hands-on learning with recommended FFA participation.

Covers economic awareness regarding agriculture, including the stock market, supply and demand, production factors, macroeconomics, and foreign trade. Combines theory with application and recommends FFA participation.

Introductory course covering the chemistry, physics, and microbiology of food. Topics include food production history, safety, nutrition, and identifying meat and poultry.

Focuses on the American political process, the Constitution, and federalism as they influence agriculture. Prepares students for community participation and voting; requires FFA and supervised experience.

Covers leadership styles, communication skills, public speaking, parliamentary procedure, and group dynamics within the context of the agricultural industry. Stresses hands-on activities and FFA participation.

Provides hands-on experience in modern tractor maintenance, operation, and repair. Completes the agriculture mechanics sequence.

Introductory course in agricultural mechanics covering shop safety, tools, record management, and metalwork (cutting, bending, and painting).

Explores the skill of arc welding including metal fabrication, consumables, and machinery. Focuses on safety and practical projects.

College preparatory course aligning with Physical Science standards including chemistry, physics, soil science, and oceanography. Integrates environmental science using agricultural themes.

Provides hands-on activities conducted in the local community for livestock, horticulture, and work experience projects. Requires FFA record book maintenance.