Agriculture and Natural Resources

Mr. Christian Harrison is the Ag and Natural Resources Instructor.

Pathway Description

Agricultural and Natural Resources (ANR) is a pathway to introduce the student to the broad field of agriculture and natural resources management, including the production of plants and animals and managing the sustainability of our natural resources. The program includes instruction in the applied sciences related to plant and animal production and natural resource conservation and management, as well as introducing the student to agribusiness management practices and maintenance of facilities and equipment. Students in the pathway will participate in active learning exercises, including integral activities of the National FFA organization and supervised agricultural experiences. Students who successfully complete the competencies in this pathway will possess fundamental knowledge and skills that can be used to secure entry-level employment or as a foundation for continuing their education.

• Agriculture and Natural Resources I  Agricultural and Natural Resources I is designed to introduce the student to fundamental concepts and principles of the modern agricultural and natural resources industry. Emphasis is placed on career and leadership skills; basic principles of plant, animal, and soil science; and basic mechanical technologies in the field. 
• Agriculture and Natural Resources II. Agricultural and Natural Resources II is designed to continue the exploration of fundamental concepts and principles associated with agriculture and natural resources. Emphasis is placed on the conservation and management of natural resources; agricultural business management practices; and the environment as it relates to water quality, forestry, and wildlife. Instruction is provided on basic agriculture construction techniques and agriculture business management and processes.