Offered throughout the district. For information, call the
Green Bay campus: (920) 498-5444. Toll-free: (888) 385-6982.
This program is not eligible for nancial aid.
As a graduate of the Farm Business and Production
Management program, you have the skills needed to
compete and be pro table in the ever-changing agricultural
economy. You are prepared to own and operate or be
employed on today's modern farms. With additional
education and/or work experience, you may become a dairy
herdsperson, general farm manager, farm records manager,
crop supervisor, livestock feeding specialist, farm equipment
and facilities maintenance manager, farm service employee,
and eld equipment operator.
A graduate of the program will have basic skills necessary to
own and operate or be employed on a farm.
• Calculate farm business cost of production for forage, grain,
beef, pork, and milk
• Prepare and assess a livestock management plan that is
environmentally friendly
• Prepare and assess a business nancial plan
• Develop and assess a soil and crop management plan that is
environmentally friendly
• Own, operate, and/or be employed in an agriculture-related
industry
• Implement a business, soil, crop, and livestock management
plan that is environmentally friendly
• Completed application.
• Communications: ability to listen, write complete sentences,
spell accurately, and express ideas well verbally.
• Science: basic plant and animal biology, chemistry, and
applied physics.
• Students should have mastered basic math skills. Basic
math is de ned as addition, subtraction, multiplication and
division.
Curriculum
The Farm Business and Production Management
Technical Diploma is a six-year, part-time program.
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