The horticultural business management concentration provides the opportunity to gain the broadest horticultural background available within the department, and at the same time, participate in key business courses in the College of Business. Students may expand their specific horticultural interests or take an array of horticulture courses which can lead to more job opportunities in the future. Horticultural business students have the background to manage any horticulture business or market associated products, including the operation of garden centers, nurseries, fruit and vegetable production operations, greenhouses, or floral products outlets. Opportunities also exist in the sale of facilities, equipment, and supplies involved in all aspects of horticulture. Positions as buyers of horticulture products within the U.S. or international businesses are possible.

A degree in agricultural sciences prepares a student for a variety of careers. Ideally, you will work to find a major or career that matches your interests, skills, and values. Below are some excellent resources to help you decide on a major or career path in agricultural sciences.