Coursework

This a picture of my plants that I grew from seeds in my room after learning a little more about how plants do indoors.

HORT 201 & 202: Horticulture Science & Practice w/ Laboratory

This was an entry level course for horticulture. In this course I learn how the functions of plants work and how to care for plants.

HORT 201 & 202: Horticulture Science & Practice w/ Laboratory

HORT 325:

Vegetable Crop Production

This course taught me the origin, nutritive and economic value, botany and cultural practices for major vegetable crops w/lab for hands on practice.

This is one of my friends from class helping us harvest vegetable crops we grew which were then take to the food shelter.

HORT 325:

Vegetable Crop Production

In the class I learn asexual and sexual propagation of plants: seed, rooting and stem, cuttings propagation, grafting and budding methods, and tissue culture.

HORT 326:

Plant Propagation

HORT 325:

Vegetable Crop Production

HORT 326:

Plant Propagation

In the class I learn asexual and sexual propagation of plants: seed, rooting and stem, cuttings propagation, grafting and budding methods, and tissue culture.

This picture shows omega grafts of two pears we did in class. One of these made it.

This is the group I went with on the study abroad in Guatemala with a weaver and her son in the bottom middle and Emma, our guide, on the bottom right.

HORT 400:

Study Abroad

Guatemala Coffee Origins

In this study abroad I was able to learn how coffee production works and how different another country was from the United States.

HORT 425:

Landscape Maintenance and Construction

This course taught me some practices of landscape maintenance, pruning, planting etc. and construction of residential/commercial landscapes.

This picture is of me climbing a tree rigged by Bartlett employees giving me the feel of being an arborist.

SCSC 205:

Problem Solving in Plant Soil Systems

This course introduced me to methods for observation, identification, data collection, and analysis and the combinations of problems that may occur in the management of soils, crops, and natural resources.

This is a picture of me after my group and I presented our research over our plots in the cotton field.

SCSC 301:

Soil Science

This course was an introduction to the nature and properties of soil. We learn the types of soil around College-station, TX and the world.

This picture is of my friend Regina, my lab partner, testing out the clay content of a ball of soil.

This is a picture of my fiancee's beehive when we were checking and notice that a frame was missing in the super.

ENTO 201:

General Entomology

This course I learn about insects and there evolution over time and learned basic insect taxonomy.