Hi, I'm Amelia, I work as a head of the sowing and cultivation
industry
Horticulturists can work for industry, the state or
educational bodies. They are agricultural engineers,
salespeople, retail business proprietors, species propagation
field workers or cultivators who specialize in a particular
group of plants (fruit, vegetables, plants and turf), crop
surveyors, crop production advisors, specialists in a
particular crop, plant caretakers, research scientists, and
teachers.
Courses in university education that complement horticulture
are: biology, botany, Entomology, chemistry, mathematics,
genetics, physiology, statistics, computer science, and
communication science. Horticulturists work in plant
propagation, crop improvement,
and fertilizing of herbaceous plantations. Horticulturists
improve the yield of crops, their quality and nutritional
value, and their resistance to environmental changes. Genetics
is used as a fundamental tool in the development of crops that
can synthesize chemical molecules for use in pest, disease and
weed control.
