Hello, Welcome To Otero Junior College Search OJC's Website | Site Map*
My Community Education access logo. Click here to access student information and more.
Click MyCommunity Ed for grades,
registration, class schedules & more!

ABOUT OJC
ADMISSIONS
FINANCIAL AID
DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
DEPARTMENTS & PROGRAMS
COURSE OFFERINGS
Otero Junior College
1802 Colorado Ave.
La Junta, CO 81050
(719) 384-6831

Apply To OJC!

Before you apply
or register, call
one of our advisors!

Brad Smith
719-384-6869
or
Janet Carrillo
719-384-6985

information@ojc.edu



Agri-Business Certificate ProgramsAgri-Business Management

Careers With A Future!

The four 1-year certificates offered in the agri-business program will provide instruction to area farm and ranch producers and operators of ag-related businesses to enhance their business management skills.

 

Four Agri-Business Certificate Options

Emphasis will be placed in developing computerized records which will enable students to analyze the profitability of their overall operations as well as each identified profit centers. Students enrolling in the certificate programs must be actively operating a farm/ranch or agricultural related business, have access to the financial records of an ag-business, or have the approval of the instructor. Classes are held on a regular basis throughout the semester on campus and include individualized home-site instruction by an agri-business instructor. Upon completion of the certificate programs, a four-credit class, Young Farmer, is available for those students who desire additional site support and future instruction.

First Year Course Title Credits
     
 AMB 111 Records and Business Planning I
 ABM 112 Records and Business Planning II
     
Second Year    
     
 ABM 121 Financial Analysis I
 ABM 122 Financial Analysis II
     
Third Year     
     
 ABM 135 Commodity Marketing I
 ABM 136 Commodity Marketing II
     
Fourth Year    
     
 ABM 141 Advanced Business Management I
 ABM 142 Advanced Business Management II
     
 Young Farmers    
     
 AMB 175 Special Topics: Young Farmers

 

[ Back To Top ]