Bachelor of Science in Plant and Soil Science: Regenerative Agriculture
Unlock your potential to transform the future of farming!
Rooted in scientific theory and practice, the Bachelor of Science in Plant and Soil Science: Regenerative Agriculture Option program equips you with the knowledge and skills to revolutionize agriculture while restoring ecosystems, enhancing soil health, and supporting thriving communities. Whether you’re passionate about sustainable food systems, the impact of climate instability, or ecosystem restoration, this degree prepares you to make a meaningful difference in the world.
Why Major in Regenerative Agriculture at CSU Chico’s College of Agriculture?
As a leader in sustainable agriculture education, our program combines hands-on learning, cutting-edge research, and a commitment to environmental stewardship. You’ll gain the skills to improve soil health, boost biodiversity, and build resilient food systems while learning directly from innovative farmers and industry experts. With access to our diversified regenerative farming network, extensive applied research opportunities, and strong industry connections, you’ll graduate ready to lead in regenerative agriculture and make a lasting impact on the planet. Join us and be part of the solution!
Career Opportunities:
- Regenerative Agriculture Farm Manager
- Certified Regenerative Agriculture Technical Assistance Provider
- Certified Pest Advisor
- Certified Crop Advisor
- Soil Scientist
- Agronomist
- Agricultural Research Scientist
- Land Management Specialist
- Resource Conservation District Specialist
- Regenerative Agriculture Specialist
- Urban Landscape Design in Regenerative Agriculture
Student Experiential Learning Opportunities (Paid and Unpaid):
- CRARS Research Internships
- RAD Lab Soil Testing & Analysis Internships
- CRARS Outreach Internships - Field Day Coordination
- Faculty Laboratory Internships (connect with individual faculty for current details)(opens in new window)
Scholarships available:
- John Snider Soil Health Awards
- Faculty mentored research programs
- Additional support through Chico State
Get started today!
Learn about the courses in the Regenerative Agriculture Option(opens in new window).
Learn about the program requirements for the Plant and Soil Science degree(opens in new window).
Learn about the graduation requirements(opens in new window).
Current Chico State students who want to add or change their major can do so by visiting the College of Agriculture Student Success & Retention Office(opens in new window) at Plumas Room 111.
Potential students would start by applying for admission(opens in new window).
You can also start your education at a community college and transfer any lower division course that matches courses in the plant and soils science program. Consult with your academic advisor.