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INTRODUCTION to HORTICULTURE
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HORTICULTURECultivation of gardens or
orchards, including the growing of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and ornamental shrubs and trees
In Latin:HORTUS …GardenCULTURA…Cultivation
Branch of Agriculture
AGRICULTUREAGRI… FieldCULTURA…Cultivation
AGRICULTUREAGRONOMY - Field Crops
FORESTRY – Trees in native habitats
HORTICULTURE – Garden CultivationHigher intensity of management and laborHigher profitability / acreUsually harvested fresh
BRANCHES of HORTICULTUREARBORICULTURE
Maintenance of trees in urban and suburban landscapes
POMOLOGYFruits and nuts, small fruits and orchards
BRANCHES of HORTICULTUREOLERICULTURE
Vegetable Production FLORICULTURE
Flower and indoor plant production GREENHOUSE MANAGEMENT
Greenhouse Production
BRANCHES of HORTICULTURELANDSCAPE
INDUSTRYArchitecture and
DesignConstruction Management
BRANCHES of HORTICULTURETURFGRASS INDUSTRY
Seed and sod production for home, public, or commercial uses.
PHARMACOLOGYHerb production for medicine
HORTICULTURAL THERAPYUsing plants for their therapeutic value to
disable or disadvantaged people.
HISTORY of HORTICULTUREEARLY MAN
30,000 years agoHunters and
gatherers
AGRICULTURE starts~10,000 years agoEgypt and
Mesopotamia Saved grains and
planted for harvest
HISTORY of HORTICULTURE~8,000 years ago – herding cattle~7,000 years ago – domesticated animals for
cultivation of wheat and barley
~5,000 years ago Eastern Hemisphere - Land preparation,
irrigation and pruning practicesWestern Hemisphere - Cultivation of squash
corn, peppers and avocadoes
HORTICULTURE begins3,500 years agoConditions and time constraintsDesire to grow plants for ornamental vaule
HORTICULTURE TODAYADVENT of TECHNOLOGY
Mechanization (Industrial Revolution)Storage, Marketing, TransportationSynthetic Fertilizers and PesticidesBotanical KnowledgePlant Breeding
HORTICULTURE TODAY (2013)HORTICULTURE in OREGON http
://www.oregon.gov/ODA/#1 - Greenhouse and Nursery Products ($745
million) # 2 – Cattle and Calves ($669 million)# 3 – Hay ($634 million)# 4 – Milk (532 $million)# 5 – Grass Seed ($411 million)# 6 – Wheat ($368 million)# 7 - Potatoes ($170 million)# 8 – Onions Storage ($143 million)
Assignment You will research 5 different jobs in the
Horticulture fieldYou will need to find the following for
each:Job name Job Salary (yearly or weekly) Job Description Education requirements for your job Skills that are needed for your job
You will have time on Monday to finish it