Production Management, Black Gold Farmsģ.Petroleum Sales Specialist, Cenex/Land O'Lakes.
Station Manager, Pioneer Hi-Bred International.Work with agribusiness companies and agencies that handle, store, process and distribute agricultural products and foods: District Sales Manager, Interstate Seed Co.Ģ.Precision Ag Specialist, Precision Partners.Irrigation Sales and Service, Reinke Manufacturing Co.Territory After Market Manager, Deere and Company.Be employed by companies and agencies providing inputs and technical services for agricultural production: The opportunities for ASM graduates are many and diverse. Cooperative Education provides opportunities for students to gain valuable career related experience. Minors may be developed in related fields of production agriculture, agribusiness or in fields that add curriculum diversity, e.g., international studies, communication, natural resources management, business administration, accounting, or industrial management.ĪSM students are encouraged to consider practical work experience during their college program. The ASM curriculum has the flexibility to permit individuals from both rural and urban backgrounds to develop a program to meet personal career objectives. A degree is awarded after completion of a minimum of 120 credits. The curriculum balances hands-on knowledge of technology with instruction in agricultural sciences and agribusiness principles. In the major, students complete technical systems courses in machine principles, power systems, computer applications, materials handling, site specific agriculture, environmental resources management, electrical systems and electronics, and information/decision support technology. The ASM program leads to a Bachelor of Science degree and includes core requirements in mathematics, communications, sciences, humanities and social sciences. The ASM major in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources is administered by the Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. This understanding of science, systems management and applications of engineering can be applied to a career in the production and processing of food, feed, fiber and fuel, and the marketing, sales and distribution of agricultural products and services. The event is open to the public, and attendees are encouraged to vote for their favorite projects.Īs a student-focused, land-grant, research university, we serve our citizens.The agricultural systems management (ASM) program combines an understanding of the agricultural, biological and physical sciences with economics, managerial and technical skills. It is the largest student activity in the NDSU Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. The expo began in 1948 and is sponsored by the student branch of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and the Agricultural Systems Management Club. Prizes also are given for the top projects in each division. Scholarships include Grand Champion project, division winners, Best Freshman project and a People's Choice award. More than $1,000 in scholarships are typically awarded during the event. In addition, students will showcase their research in five categories: in Ladd 114.Įach student who graduates with a degree in agricultural systems management, agricultural and biosystems engineering or precision agriculture is required to present during the event. NDSU’s 75th annual Ag Tech Expo is scheduled for Saturday, Feb.
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