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Associate of Applied Science (AAS) and Certificate
Students who enroll in the hemp production program will have the option to complete a certificate or an Associate of Applied Science degree. All programs will focus on the science of growing requirements for hemp in greenhouses, high tunnels, and agricultural fields. Topics such as seeding rates, soil preparation, moisture, lighting, nutrient requirements, and pest management will be covered. In addition, students will learn how to properly harvest and store hemp prior to commercial sale.
Why study hemp production?
Industrial hemp is a variety of Cannabis sativa which has no more than 0.3% THC and is used in a multitude of consumer products, ranging from fiber and oil to medicinal products. The curriculum for this program will focus on commercial propagation, cultivation, and processing of hemp, in addition to state and federal compliance and regulations related to hemp production.
Core business classes
- Introduction to Hemp Farming
- Hemp Practicums
- Industrial Hemp Production
- Hemp Rules and Regulations
Career choices
The hemp production program at DCB will provide students with the opportunity to acquire the education and training to grow industrial hemp for commercial purposes.
- Hemp farming
- Assistant in hemp production
- Inspector of private, state, and federal agencies
- Greenhouse manager or assistant in hemp Cannabinoid production
- Processing technician for oils, CBD, and fiber products
Be Advised
Keith Knudson
keith.knudson@dakotacollege.edu
701-228-5489