Agricultural Economics and Extension is a course that focuses on the application of economic principles to the agricultural sector and the dissemination of knowledge and innovations to farmers and rural communities. It combines elements of economics, agriculture, and social science to address issues related to food production, resource use, rural development, and policy-making. Students learn how to analyze agricultural markets, evaluate the economic viability of farming systems, and understand the impact of agricultural policies on farmers and the broader economy. The extension aspect of the course emphasizes communication and education strategies to help farmers adopt new technologies, improve productivity, and enhance their livelihoods. It prepares students to work in both advisory and policy-oriented roles, contributing to sustainable agricultural development and food security.