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VINELAND - Colleges \ and universities across the , country are experiencing declining enrollments in their agriculture and horticulture programs. Ironically. the industry is expanding by leaps and bounds According to a recent United States Department of Agriculture study. "The supply of qualified agriculture and horticulture graduates is 15 percent below the demand." JOB OPPORTUNITIES for qualified graduates in the field are plentiful due to

^ expansion in horticultural ^ services such as landscapp ing and grounds mainn tenance. Also, computers and other technology are .. creating new careers in the i- field. "Low college enrollment ( throughout the country and I high demand by indusp try . .These factors add up to an ideal situation for those ? who wish to obtain a career I in agriculture or horticulture." said Robert Par- ; vin, coordinator of Cum- , berland County Colleges , award-winning Career Agriculture and Ornamental Programs SCORES OE job openings in a recent Grower Talks magazine illustrate the array of employment opportunities available in agriculture and horticulture. Included are position openings in commercial nurseries and landscaping firms for gardeners, greenhouse managers and crop growers. Related positions are posted in marketing and sales CCC's agriculture and horticulture programs, the only programs of their kind in South Jersey, prepare -j students to enter Jhis prosperous career field. Graduates may seek immediate employment or transfer to Rutgers University or any other land grant universities to pursue a bachelor's degree in agriculture or horticulture PAR YIN STRESSED that jobs are plentiful for qualified graduates, and that entry-level salaries range from $15,000 to $20.ooo per year "As long as there are plants on this planet, there will be careers related to growing them." the coor dinator said. In 1981. CCC's agriculture and horticulture programs achieved national recognition by w inning the National Association of State Depart ments of Agriculture/ R .1 Reynolds Award for 'excellence in agriculture technology CCC was the first community college in the country to be so honortxi FACILITIES include the Phillip Alampi Agriculture Building, which houses modern classrooms and laboratories, plus three greenhouses used for the production of nursery, floral J and bedding plants

"On campus, there is a 60-tree fruit nursery, several nursery beds and an arboretum, which showcases many of the plants used in New Jersey landscaping." Parvin explained Students who complete either of the two-year programs receive an associate in applied sciences degree. Course seleciton is flexible and tuition k just $31 per credit for in-county students or those who receive chargeback benefits. FALL SEMESTER courses offered include Vegetable Production. Fundamentals of Horticulture. Introduction to Soil Science and Landscape Design. CCC fall semester registration will be held in the college cafeteria 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 and 5 Further information on CCC, a free college catalog and a free schedule listing the 241 courses offered during fall semester are available bv calling 691-8600. ext. 223.

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