2026 Winter Semester AG1600/Lab/VL1 - Farm Operations II | Credits 0.00 This short, intensive course introduces students to the economic dimensions of farm management and decision making. Emphasis is placed on understanding the diverse financial, market, and resource challenges that farm operations encounter. Students will gain an appreciation of the key economic principles that influence profitability and long-term sustainability in agriculture, while also considering the impacts of risk, policy, and market dynamics. Through applied examples and discussions, the course provides a foundation for evaluating economic choices and strategies relevant to modern farm businesses. Prerequisite: AG1500

Delivery Type	On-Campus (Attend On-Campus, In-Person)
Registration Type	Credit
Fees	N/A
Instructors	Bartlett, Josefine Maria
Duration	1/12/2026 - 1/23/2026
Schedule	MTWRF  1:00 PM - 4:00 PM;  Fairview, Mechanics 6, Room
Corequisites	AG1600 / Lecture
Credit Types	No Grade
Class	21 Seats | 15 Remaining
	Open (Target Met)