Innovative Livestock Management
The agricultural field is always changing and evolving. Snow College’s Innovative Livestock Management program teaches students fundamental basics in farm business, livestock production, feeding and nutrition, grazing, and irrigation. Classes are designed to allow students instruction to be successful farm and ranch managers and operators. Those who work in agriculture make a unique difference in the lives of those in their community on a day-to-day basis. Snow prepares its students to successfully tackle the ins-and-outs of managing a farm and the roles that it comes with. Graduates can leave feeling confident that they have the skills and training to succeed in a demanding job.
Apply NowSkills Taught
- Farm and Ranch Management
- Production Agriculture
- Agriculture Sales and services
- Forage and grazing management
- Farm machinery Management
- Irrigation Management
- Livestock nutrition and Feed analysis
- Chemical and Applications for use
- Ag. Business Development
Career Options for Graduates
- Agricultural Production
- Agricultural Sales
- Range and soil conservation
- Livestock Nutritionist
- Agricultural Management
- Agricultural technician (irrigation, repair)
- Processing
2 years (62 credits)
Associate of Applied Science in Innovative Livestock Management
Tuition
Reduced Tuition
Increased financial assistance
Books
$400 per year (approximate)
Fall
Spring
Summer
Students may start this program at the beginning of fall, spring, or summer semester. (August, January, May)
4.6% Growth
Job Outlook
$47,480
Annual Median Salary
Ephraim Campus
