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Merced Sun-Star - SUBMITTED PHOTO
Students in the horticulture class gather in the new greenhouse.
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The 2011-2012 school year has ushered in new times for the Gustine FFA Chapter and for Gustine High School. In addition to the popular agricultural mechanics, wood shop and food science classes, Gustine High School now offers an environmental horticulture class for students, according to a press release from the school.
The school's new greenhouse will allow for more students to be involved in agriculture classes and allows them to gain experience in the huge, fast-growing career field of horticulture. Because of the class, many students who wanted to have the experience in agriculture education, but weren't interested in woodworking or agricultural mechanics, can now take advantage of the career and leadership opportunities that are part of the FFA program through our new greenhouse, the press release said.
Read full article at Merced Sun Star: Gustine High gets horticulture program
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