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Farm management requires a broad range of skills used in both family farms and large operations.

Students learn skills in:

Farm financial management
Commodity marketing
Crop production practices
Precision farming technologies

* Tuition/fees and additional costs are approximate and based on 2025-26 school year.

72 credit degree and diploma
Paid internships
Start in fall or spring

Program Delivery

In person
Willmar campus
M–F (8 am–3 pm)
Paid internships required
Fall and spring start

Program Cost^*

Tuition/Fees

AAS Degree: $15,207
Diploma: $15,207

Additional costs

Books: $300
Special fees: $250
A Microsoft^® Windows 11 laptop computer is required for all students enrolled in Ag programs. Tablets, Chromebooks, and Mac/Apple devices are not supported by D2L Brightspace, the system-wide online learning management system.

Program Highlights

Choose a specialization:
- Farm Management
- Animal Science
- Crop Science
- Dairy Science
Career Placement Statistics
Agriculture Industry Partners

Awards & Certificates

Careers & Jobs

Independent Farmer
Farm Operation Manager
Dairy or Swine Herds Person
Farm Equipment Operator
Crop Production Technician

Faculty

Lyndsay Ampe

Lyndsay Ampe

Agriculture Instructor

Jon Barka

Jon Barka

Agriculture Instructor

Randy Barka

Randy Barka

Agriculture Instructor

Wade Gustafson

Wade Gustafson

Agriculture Instructor

Erik Hoff

Erik Hoff

Agriculture Instructor

Thomas Lorang

Thomas Lorang

Agriculture Instructor

Nate Lungren

Nate Lungren

Agriculture Instructor

Russ Peterson

Russ Peterson

Agriculture Instructor

Kari Slinden

Kari Slinden

Agriculture Instructor

Curt Yoose

Curt Yoose

Agriculture Instructor

Kim Tensen

Kim Tensen

Faculty Administrative Assistant

Sophia Berg

Sophia Berg

Meat Cutting Instructor

Grace Zeidler

Grace Zeidler

Lab Assistant

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