Area of Study
Agriculture & Business Management
Program includes lecture and private on-site instruction at the student's place of business. Courses focus on computerized record-keeping, business planning, financial analysis, and marketing.
Get on-site instruction to grow your business
There are nine certificate options in the five Agriculture Business Management programs. Courses include lecture and private on-site instruction at the student's place of business and focus on computerized record-keeping, business planning, financial analysis, and marketing.
The certificates are designed for self-employed owners/operators, managers, consultants, and individuals associated with agriculture and business fields in any type of business from service to retail and from agriculture sales to production.
Contact
Adam Erickson
Faculty, Agriculture and Business Management
(970) 542-3260
Burlington Center
M.A., B.A. Economics - University of Colorado - Denver
Jay Stretcher
Faculty - Agriculture and Business Management
(970) 542-3260
Limon Center
B.S. Agriculture Business Management - Fort Hayes State University; B.S.E-Business - Fort Hayes State University; A.A.S. - Colby Community College; Career & Technical Education (CTE) Credential
Leah Thomas
Agriculture & Business Management Faculty/Program Coordinator
(970) 542-3260
Poplar 104
B.S. Animal Science, Minor in Business Administration - Colorado State University; CTE Credential
Certificate Options
Advanced Business Management
Commodity Marketing
Financial Analysis
Integrated Management
Leadership/Human Resources Management
Market Plan Development
Records and Business Planning
Rural Business Entrepreneurship
Web Productivity and Utilization
Careers & Salaries
| Position | Median |
|---|---|
| Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers | $67,950 |
| Entrepreneurs | $72,072 |