I want to engage in agricultural cultivation. I don't know what books to read, which is helpful for planting. I don't know what specialized courses there are in the agricultural specialty of Agricultural University. You shouldn't be a student. There are many agronomy courses in universities. Take agriculture as an example. Most of them are basic courses for freshmen, such as English and Marx. And the major involved is botany. Later specialized courses include agrometeorology, agroecology, chemistry, genetics, breeding and cultivation, as well as specialized courses for different crops, such as corn and sweet potato. If you are engaged in agricultural cultivation, it is estimated that you are engaged in vegetable cultivation or something, that is, horticultural courses, such as introduction to gardening, horticultural plant cultivation, vegetable science and so on. For example, crop diseases and insect pests, as well as agronomy and horticulture are all studied. If you want to study by yourself, the courses in the university should not be suitable because they are theoretical. You can read some cultivated popular science books, as well as pests and diseases, depending on what you want to grow. There are books on various crops in the bookstore now.