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The Impact of Horticulture Courses for Non-Majors


The student generation of today has grown up in an era when environmental issues and energy concerns have been paramount. Concurrently, there has been a gradual societal shift toward a more natural way of life and self-sufficiency. The increased use of plant materials in and around the home and home fruit and vegetable production reflect these trends, as do the record enrollments in horticulture courses during the last 10 years.