Hello Aspirant,

Horticulture is the process of cultivating decorative plants, fruits, and vegetables on a variety of scales, including small gardens in private residences and vast fields for multinational corporations. Horticulture has evolved into a variety of fields, including the development of decorative plants, the production of fruits and vegetables, the design and creation of public gardens, and so forth.

In agriculture, water rehabilitation projects, soil and fertiliser testing laboratories, transportation planning, archaeology, soil productivity, mine reclamation, wetlands, military manoeuvres, and landscape development, the position of a soil scientist is very desirable.

Crop consultants, wetland specialists, county conservationists, crop production specialists, watershed technicians, hydrologists, environmental technicians, etc. are all possible careers for course graduates.

Here is the link to branches of agriculture , scope, career, college , syllabus etc -

https://www.careers360.com/courses/agricultural-science-course

Hope this helps,

Thank you