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B.sc Horticulture
B.sc Horticulture



ABOUT B.SC. HORTICULTURE


It is about applying scientific knowledge in plant cultivation and thus increasing productivity and yield. From the achievement of said productivity improvement target. 


B.SC. in Horticulture 

It is a full-time 4-year degree program divided into 8 semesters. This course is work-intensive and has an engaging program that encourages students to explore more. In horticulture there are various subjects to study and learn various things to save the environment. The field of horticulture is the best choice to build a vector in the field of agriculture.


HORTICULTURE DEFINITION AND COMPLETE COURSES

HORTICULTURE JOBS IN INDIA

Are already posted in my blogs.


 


Some highlights of horticulture

 Course level: graduate 

 Duration- 4 years 

 Type of exam: semester 

 Eligibility-10 + 2

  Admission process: consultancy after taking the entrance 

  exam Age -Minimum 17 years 

  Minimum percentage - 50% 

  Required subjects : 10 + 2 with Chemistry, Physics and Biology / Agriculture or equivalent The entire complete horticulture curriculum is listed below.

  

 B.Sc Horticulture curriculum and semester subjects


B.Sc Horticulture syllabus and subjects semester wise


Semester 1


Elementary statistics and computer application


Biochemistry of elementary plants


Introductory cultural physiology


Introductory microbiology


Landscape principle of art.


Horticultural Fundamental


Fundamental of soil science


Kf genetic and crinetic principle


National service regime / National cadet cultivation


Economics and marketing


Communication skills and personality development.




Semester 2


Growth and development of horticultural crops.


Tropical and subtropical fruit


Main selection of plants


Plant propagation and nursery management


Soil fertility and nutrient management


Water management in horticultural crops


Physical and health education


Environmental studies and disaster management


Information and communication technology


Tropical and subtropical vegetables




 Semester 3


Commercial floriculture


Elementary plant biotechnologies


Fruit growing in a temperate climate


Cultivation of vegetables in a temperate climate


Weed management in horticultural crops


Fundamental of food technology


Fundamental of phytopathology


Fundamentals of entomology


The nematode plague if horticultural cultivation and its management


Fruits, medicinal plants, plantations and aromatic plants




Semester 4


Ornamental horticulture


Plantation crops


Arid zone horticulture


Analysis of plant and soil waters


Improvement of fruit crops and plantations.


Energy and agricultural machinery


Spices and seasonings


Precision agriculture and protected cultivation


Insect parasite of medicinal and aromatic plants of fruit plantations




Semester 5


Ecological agriculture


Introduction of the main extensive crops


Introductory agroforestry


Beekeeping


Principles of plant biotechnology


Seed improvement and production




Semester 6


Remote detection


Entrepreneurship development


Production of seeds of medicinal and aromatic plants.


Post-harvest management


Transformation of horticultural crops


Horticultural business management




Semester 7


Work experience in rural horticulture and agro-industrial attachment (RHWE & AIA) "Teaching in agricultural and horticultural extension equipment


I. General orientation and training in the presence of different faculties


ii. Village accessory


iii. Agro-industrial accessory


iv. The entire study trip to India


v. Plantation internship (coffee and tea training)


saw. Report writing and final exam


Project work

(Registration during the VII semester, Interim evaluation of 20 points at the end of the VII semester and Final evaluation at the end of the VIII semester)



Semester 8


Module 1


Commercial production of fruit / vegetables in nurseries


Fruit crops


Production of bioinoculants


Microbiology


 Commercial beekeeping

Entomology


Commercial landscaping


Floriculture


Commercial production of value-added horticultural products


Food science and nutrition


Commercial production of mushrooms


Module 2


Seed production in horticultural crops


Seed science and technology


Agricultural advice on soil health, water quality and plant nutrition


Soil science


Commercial production of biocontrol agents


Entomology and pathology


Protected cultivation of high-value horticultural crops


Vegetables


Production and marketing of organic soils for the kitchen / roof garden


 Environmental science

Commercial production of ornamental / medicinal plants


Floriculture


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