Agricultural Careers and Sectors

The video explores various sectors of agriculture, including technology, processing, supplies, forestry, horticulture, production, and natural resources. It highlights the diverse career opportunities within each sector and emphasizes the importance of agriculture in providing a low-cost food supply and increasing life expectancy. The video concludes with a summary and offers a free lesson plan for further learning.

Which university's publication is the basis for the division of agriculture sectors discussed in the video?

• Harvard University

• University of Missouri-Columbia

• University of California

• University of Texas

What is the primary focus of the Agricultural Systems Technology sector?

• Designing machinery and equipment

• Marketing agricultural products

• Conserving natural resources

• Managing timber entries

Which career is NOT associated with Agricultural Processing and Marketing?

• Grain elevator manager

• Food scientist

• Park ranger

• Meat department manager

What is a common term used to describe the Agricultural Supplies and Services sector?

• Agroindustry

• Agroecology

• Agroforestry

• Agribusiness

Which of the following is a career in the Forestry sector?

• Timber manager

• Floral designer

• Grain producer

• Soil conservationist

Horticulture involves which of the following areas?

• Livestock production

• Floriculture and turf grass

• Timber management

• Soil conservation

What percentage of agricultural careers does Production Agriculture account for?

• 20%

• Less than 10%

• 30%

• 50%

Which career is related to the Natural Resources sector?

• Agricultural journalist

• Water quality specialist

• Landscape architect

• Engine technician

What is one of the major benefits provided by agriculture according to the video?

• Increased life expectancy

• Decreased global population

• High cost food supply

• Reduced employment opportunities

Where can you download the free lesson plan mentioned in the video?

• Local library

• Amazon

• Teachers Pay Teachers

• University website