Agriculture Mechanics
Agricultural Mechanics at SFCC
If you are interested in agriculture, engines, machinery, technology, and solving mechanical problems, the Agricultural Mechanics program at SFCC can help you build the skills needed for a career in agricultural equipment service and repair. You'll learn how to diagnose, maintain, and repair the equipment and systems that power modern agriculture while gaining hands-on experience with tractors, combines, planters, diesel engines, and precision agriculture technology.
Degree & Certificate Options
Associate of Applied Science in Agriculture Mechanics
Professional Certificate in Advanced Ag Equipment and Technology
Build Your Future in Agricultural Mechanics
Whether you plan to work for an equipment dealership, repair facility, custom service operation, or agricultural business, the Agricultural Mechanics program can help prepare you for a variety of careers in agricultural equipment maintenance and repair. Designed with input from local industry partners, the program combines classroom instruction, hands-on training, and real-world experience to develop skilled technicians who can work across equipment brands and service environments.
Gain hands-on experience operating, maintaining, and repairing agricultural equipment used in modern farming operations.
- Learn how to diagnose and repair engines, drivetrain systems, electrical systems, hydraulics, fuel systems, and emissions systems.
- Develop skills in precision agriculture systems, diagnostics, and technology used in today's agricultural industry.
- Work with tractors, combines, planters, and other equipment commonly found in commercial agriculture.
- Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills through real-world mechanical troubleshooting activities.
- Learn industry-relevant technical and safety standards used in agricultural equipment repair facilities.
- Receive training designed to support careers across multiple equipment manufacturers and service environments.
- Explore emerging agricultural technologies alongside traditional mechanical systems.
- Complete a required internship that provides valuable industry experience and professional connections before graduation.
- Learn from instructors with real-world agricultural and technical experience.
- Prepare for careers in agricultural equipment service and repair, diesel and heavy equipment maintenance, precision agriculture support, equipment dealerships, fleet operations, and small engine repair.