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Plant Science Careers 10.03.01

3 Major Plant Science Industries 1. Ornamental Horticulture – growing plants for their appearance or beauty Flowers, shrubs, trees

2. Fruit and Vegetable Prod Producing and processing fruits and vegs. Blueberries, apples, tomatoes

3. Agronomy Crop and soil science Wheat, corn soybeans

Horticulture Careers

Grows trees and shrubs needed for landscaping Nursery Operator Grows trees and shrubs needed for landscaping

Greenhouse Manager Manages the production of flowers and plants greenhouse plants Supplies flowering plants to florist

Designs and arranges cut flowers Florist Designs and arranges cut flowers

FLORIST Provides flowers and supplies to retail florist Wholesale Florist Retail Florist Provides flowers and supplies to retail florist Usually in bulk quantities Provides flowers to the general public FLORIST

Landscape Architect Trained in the art and science of arranging land and objects upon them Designs Landscapes

Landscape Contractor Licensed to install landscapes (passed exam)

Turf Farmer Grows turf for sale

Golf Course Superintendent Manages the golf courses grounds

Maintains lawn and landscape areas Groundskeeper Maintains lawn and landscape areas

A person who grows and maintains plants for estates, institutions… Gardener A person who grows and maintains plants for estates, institutions…

Fruit and vegetable Careers

Vegetable Grower Grows and sells vegetables to the fresh, retail and wholesale market

Manages retail produce departments of grocery stores Produce Manager Manages retail produce departments of grocery stores

Winery Supervisor Manages the production of wine

Agronomy Careers

Agronomist A specialist in soil and crop sciences

Grow, sell and manage hay crops Forage Manager Grow, sell and manage hay crops

Federal grain inspector Federal employee that inspects grain crops

General plant science Careers Can work in ANY Plant Science Area

A person who studies plant processes and functions Plant Physiologist A person who studies plant processes and functions

A person who develops new plants through selection, hybridization… Plant Breeder A person who develops new plants through selection, hybridization…

A person who reproduces plants Plant Propagator A person who reproduces plants

A person who studies insects Entomologist A person who studies insects

Plant Science Careers 10.03.01