Agriscience for Plants & Animals

Tools & Equipment

• Shovel
• Hose

Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -

• Michigan Green Industry Professional

• Michigan Pesticide Applicators License

• iCEV Animal or Plant Science 

• iCEV Conservation & Management

Up to 13 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements. 

The number of credits varies by college.

After High School

• Landscaper

• Ranch & Farm Worker

• Nursery and Greenhouse Worker

• Pesticide Applicator

• Tree Trimmer/Arborist

• Food Processor

• Turf/Course/Irrigation Manager

With Additional Training or College

• Crop Production Supervisor

• Agricultural Inspector or Manager or Educator

• Precision Agriculture Technician

• Farm/Ranch Manager or Supervisor

• Agribusiness Sales Rep Or Purchaser

• Landscaping Manager or Architect

• Veterinary Technician

• Sustainability Consultant

• Soil/Plant Scientist

• Environmental Economist

• Ag Business Manager

• Biosystems Engineer

• Forester

• Horticulturist

• Fisheries and Wildlife Biologist

Future Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in Agriscience covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.

• Greenhouse Grower - $22,000-$37,000

• Landscaping Worker - $24,000-$47,000

• Veterinary Tech - $29,000-$46,000

• Pesticide Applicator - $31,000-$47,000

• Farming/Landscaping Supervisor - $38,000-$96,000

• Landscape Designer - $38,000-$96,000

• Soil/Plant Scientist - $40,000-$89,000

Classes are held at:

Kent Career Tech Center