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Agriscience Applications Basic Agriculture Awareness Agriscience Defined Agriscience Applications Basic Agriculture Awareness

Agriscience Defined The Three A's Agriculture- The activities related to the production of plants, animals and related processes. Agribusiness- Refers to commercial firms that have developed from agriculture Agriscience- The application of scientific principles to agriculture

Agriscience Defined Technology- The application of science to an industrial or commercial purpose High Tech- The use of electronics and state-of-the-art equipment to perform task

Fact!!! A United States Department of Agricultural study forecast that job opportunities for graduates in agricultural and life sciences will exceed the graduates available in the coming years.

Areas of Agriscience The Basic Sciences 1) Biology- The study of living things 2) Chemistry- Deals with elements and simple substances 3) Biochemistry- Focuses on chemistry as it is applied over living things.

Applied Sciences Aquaculture Agricultural Engineering Animal Science Definition- The application of one or more of the basic sciences for practical (real life) purposes. Aquaculture Agricultural Engineering Animal Science Crop Science Agronomy Soil Science Biotechnology Horticulture Hydroponics

The Science of Living Things Objective: Contrast agriculture, agriscience and agribusiness and their impact on industry

What is Agriculture? The activities concerned with the production of plants, animals, and related supplies, mechanics, products, processing, and marketing Production agriculture (farming) only accounts for 1/5th of the total agriculture jobs in the US

What is Agribusiness? Refers to commercial firms that have developed out of agriculture Take a moment to name three agribusinesses in your notes: John Deere Monsanto Tractor Supply

What is Agriscience? Application of scientific principles and new technologies Applied science Uses basic sciences in practical ways Biology Chemistry Physics

Agriscience Examples Agronomy Uses biology and chemistry to produce and control crops Cotton Soybeans Tobacco Corn Hay and Turf grass

Agriscience Examples Entomology Agriculture Engineering Uses biology and chemistry to study insect life Agriculture Engineering Uses physics to develop new machines, tools and implements

Agriscience Examples Biotechnology Uses biology, genetics, and chemistry to modify or change organisms for a useful purpose

Scientific Method Agriculture and other sciences use the Scientific Method to solve problems

Scientific Method Identifies a Problem Reviews Literature Forms a Hypothesis Prepare a Project Proposal Design the Experiment Collect the Data Conclusions Prepare a Written Report

Scientific Method List in your notebook at least five problems that you think could be solved by science to make our world a better place