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Institute for Applied Agriculture
Institute of Applied Agriculture
Programs and Options
- Agribusiness Management
- Equine Business Management
- Golf Course Management
- Golf Course Construction Management
- Landscape Management
- Ornamental Horticulture
- Sports Turf Management
- Turfgrass Management
Fast Track to Your Career
This two-year certificate program focuses on applied teaching methods. The institute is noted for its individualized attention, hands-on learning and its career placement success. All institute students intern and many are later hired by those employers. Students have a better than 90 percent employment rate post-graduation, reflecting a close association with Maryland’s turfgrass, equine and horticultural industries, as well as professional organizations and government agencies.
For more information, visit the Institute of Applied Agriculture website.
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Last updated: 05/2/2011
Maryland State Fair 2012 Youth Employees - Due July 15th
It is that time again! The Maryland State Fair will be coming up and we are looking for 4-H youth who would like to work at the State Fair. This opportunity is open to senior 4-Hers. Visit our website at http://www.maryland4h.org/What%20New.cfm for the application materials due back to Linda Walsh by July 15th.
See you at the Fair! - posted May 15, 2012
Maryland 4-H Scholarships
Don't forget! Maryland 4-H Scholarship Applications are due June 1, 2012! - posted May 15, 2012
Diamond Clover Revisions
Our Revised Diamond Clover Guidelines are posted on our website in the “Youth and Families” section under “Awards & Recognition”. These revisions will apply to all 2013 Diamond Clover Proposals – note the due date for 2013 Proposals at the State 4-H Office is September 15th – and for future years – remember the September 15th due date at the State Office level. Youth should check for local turnaround times with their 4-H Educators. NOTE: since the Diamond Clover Guideline have just been revised – we do not want to deter any current plans or projects – so, we will accept any proposals approved at the county/city level for this year, so send any that you have gotten approved on the county/city level to the State 4-H Office – THEN for 2013 we will start with the September 15th Deadline. - posted May 15, 2012
