Be every you.

From farming to the future, make a real impact 
on agriculture.

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Farmer. Cultivator. Communicator. Leader.

Why be just one thing when you can be every you?

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Animal Lovers Unite

Block and Bridle is all about animal science —giving you the chance to promote agriculture and build new friendships through livestock events, social gatherings, and community service.

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Digging It

Like getting your hands dirty? The Agronomy Club is open to all students interested in crops and soils. The group sponsors speakers, field trips and scholarships.

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University Farm

At Northwest’s R.T. Wright Farm, you don’t just study agriculture — you live it, working hands-on with crops and livestock to build real-world skills that feed communities and fuel your future.

Bringing the real world to you.

You’ll gain profession-based experience in innovative lab spaces like the Agricultural Learning Center. At Northwest, you’ll learn hands-on in places like our 448-acre farm, the Dean L. Hubbard Center for Innovation, the McKemy Center for Lifelong Learning, the University Dairy, and the Horticulture Complex — all designed to prepare you for a career in agriculture.

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Supporting you at every turn.

Supporting you at every turn.

And it shows! You’ll join a community where 95% of graduates land a job or continue their education within six months. We’re committed to making Northwest affordable for you, and our financial aid team will work with you one-on-one to help you apply for every available scholarship, grant, and aid opportunity.

Ready to get started?

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