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Crop Science (CROP)
1150. Pesticide Safety and Application. 1.
Introduces various types and safe methods of pesticides application. Subsequent
to completion, students may take the certification test administered by
the Wyoming Department of Agriculture. Cross listed with ENTO
1150. Offered S/U only. (Normally offered the week prior to spring
semester)
2300 [AGRE 2200]. Irrigation Principles. 3. Studies
basic soil-water relationships, evapotranspiration, water quality criteria,
efficiencies, plant response and management, as they apply to irrigation
of agricultural lands. Cross listed with CE
2300 and SOIL 2300. (Normally offered
spring semester)
3200 [2200]. Forage Crop Science. 3. Major aspects
of forage crop production and biology. Cultural practices, adaptation,
sustainable agriculture use, seed production, harvest, livestock utilization
and storage of forages. Emphasizes characteristics of important grasses
and legumes. Prerequisite: AECL 1000 or
BIOL 1000. (Offered fall semester)
4070.Weed Science and Technology. 4. Management
and physiological principles involved in control of economically important
farm and range weeds. Dual listed with CROP 5070. Prerequisite: AECL
1000, BIOL 1010 or consent of instructor.
(Normally offered fall semester)
4520. Plant Breeding. 3. [M3] Principles and methods
for genetic improvement of all kinds of plants including agronomic, horticultural,
forest and range species. Emphasizes fundamental concepts of quantitative
genetics and integration of classical plant breeding with emergent biotechnology.
Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or statistics
course; BIOL 4000 or consent of instructor.
(Normally offered fall semester of odd-numbered years)
4790 [4700]. Topics: _____. 1-4 (Max. 10). Dual
listed with CROP 5790. Prerequisite: senior standing. (Offered based on
sufficient demand and resources)
4840 [AGRE 5330]. Applied Climatology. 3. Analysis and interpretation of climatic information with application to practical aspects of human activity and resource management. Examples are employed to illustrate methods of collecting, presenting and using climatic data. Cross listed with CE 4840. Prerequisite: BIOL 2020, MATH 1450 or equivalent.
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