Woodland Botanical Products
Technical Certificate · 15 credit hours · 1 semesters · Division of Animal and Agricultural Sciences

Sustainable harvest and handling of non-timber forest products, including pawpaw, elderberry, and edible fungi. Identification, harvest permitting, landowner agreements, post-harvest handling, and grading for direct and wholesale markets.
Coursework addresses labeling and marketing statements for wild-harvested products; graduates are prepared to describe products without reference to medicinal effect.
Facilities and instruction

Instruction is delivered in the facilities of the Division of Animal and Agricultural Sciences. Additional photographs are collected at Campus photographs.
Responsible office: Office of the Registrar. Program information is published in the Catalog of record; where this page and the Catalog differ, the Catalog governs.
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