BSc in Agriculture - Agricultural Economics in Saskatoon Canada | University of Saskatchewan

Agricultural Economics explores how societies allocate scarce resources to fulfill human needs. As the predominant utilization of our planet's assets, agriculture serves as a pivotal economic engine worldwide. Professionals in this field analyze agricultural systems through a commercial lens, encompassing every stage from product creation and funding to distribution, processing, governance, taxation, and logistics.
The curriculum addresses pressing agricultural concerns including environmental sustainability, food security, biotech governance, and international trade within a business framework. Students gain insights into the complete value chain of grain production in Saskatchewan, covering scientific innovation, cultivation methods, post-harvest handling, market distribution, and end-use applications.
Additional focus areas include sustainable resource management strategies, challenges specific to Western Canadian agriculture, and effective administration of farming enterprises and agribusiness operations.