AGRICULTURE CAREER :
Agriculture has top career options, best job and salary details
CAREER AFTER 12th :
If you want to make a career in agriculture, then graduation in it can be the best option. There are many career options like Agricultural Engineer and Agricultural Economist-
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Career In Agriculture:
There is much more to a career in agriculture than just being a farmer. So, if you want to work in agriculture field but do not know what are the career options for you and what you need to read for that, then today we will tell you about the top careers in agriculture. Engineers try to improve existing farming methods, designing new equipment and machinery using Computer Aided Technology (CAD).You also use data from weather and GPS to advise farmers and businesses on land use, assessing the impact of current processes on crops and the surrounding In this role, the agricultural engineer may also have the responsibility of supervising agricultural construction projects. You need to be creative and able to communicate effectively, along with math, science and problem solving
Agriculture Economy:
An agricultural economist applies microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts and theories to understand economic decisions, such as why consumers make certain decisions about the food they buy and how governments support farmers. They analyze economic data to find and determine trends in economic activity. Some agricultural economists spend their office hours performing calculations and analysis on a range of data.Others spend their time in the fields surveying land, interviewing farmers, and conducting research.
Agricultural economists work primarily independently, but they may have to collaborate with other economists, farmers, and statisticians. For those who want to become an agricultural economist, they have to take an economics degree. A strong understanding of mathematics is vital to this role and you must be able to effectively analyze and interpret data and present it in a clear and efficient manner
Farm Manager:
A farm manager oversees farm operations and makes business decisions keeping budget parameters in mind. Also arranges for the maintenance and repair of farm buildings and equipment, transports farm products to market. For this role, you will need technical knowledge along with previous experience on farming as you will be required to work on tasks as well as administrative tasks. Most agricultural managers also have an agricultural degree, such as agricultural engineering or agriculture.
Soil and plant scientist:
A soil and plant scientist tests soil composition to assess how it affects plant growth, researching alternative methods of growing crops (such as genetic modification) to maximize efficiency. Presents this data in detailed reports to advise food producers on how to use their land most efficiently, informing farmers about the crops that are best suited.
Conservation planner:
Conservation planners are responsible for determining the environmental and ecological value of land to decide whether it should be protected or whether it can be built upon. If land is deemed too valuable to build on, conservation planners prepare a report telling stakeholders what they can and cannot do. The daily tasks of a conservation planner include preparing reports, developing budgets, identifying and analyzing any environmental issues and May include promoting environmental stewardship. Developers act as intermediaries between environmental groups and the government. To become a conservation planner, you must have good project management skills. An environmental science degree is very useful for a conservation planner.
Commercial horticulturest:
A commercial horticulturalist is involved in monitoring the entire production process which includes monitoring the feeding, growing, harvesting, packaging, distribution and sale of crops and plants. Also overseeing and training staff in day-to-day activities, managing pest/weed control programs, writing business plans, developing new products, marketing products, Negotiate contracts with buyers and sellers and help sell finished products. A commercial horticulturalist needs to have strong management and communication skills
Agricultural sales person
Working for agricultural sales, agricultural salespeople sell machinery, animal feed, fertilizers and seeds to farmers. They are expected to be experts in their product and often advise farmers on products. Agricultural salespeople listen to the needs of the farmer and then recommend the right products to suit their needs. If you want to pursue a career in sales, then a sales and marketing degree is essential.
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