Bachelor of Science in Agriculture in Livestock and Pasture

To format text using markdown, you can use various symbols and characters to achieve different styles. Here are some common formatting options:

1. Bold: To make text bold, surround the text with double asterisks or double underscores. For example, **bold text** or __bold text__.

2. Italic: To italicize text, surround the text with single asterisks or single underscores. For example, *italic text* or _italic text_.

3. Code: To display code or monospaced text, enclose the text in backticks. For example, `code`.

4. Hyperlinks: To create a hyperlink, use square brackets for the anchor text followed by the URL in parentheses. For example, [Hyperlinks](https://www.example.com).

5. Lists:

   • Bullet points: Use a hyphen or an asterisk followed by a space for each item.
   • Numbered lists: Use numbers followed by a period and a space for each item.

6. Headers: Use hashtags to create headers of different sizes. For example, # Header 1 for the largest heading, ## Header 2 for the next size, and so on.

7. Blockquotes: To create a blockquote, use the greater than symbol at the beginning of the line. For example, > This is a blockquote.

These are just some of the basic formatting options available in markdown. You can explore more advanced features and combinations to enhance the appearance of your text.