Which Career in Agriculture is right for you?

Congrats you got, Farmer!

As a Farmer you are engaged in agriculture, raising living organisms for food or raw materials. As a Farmer you would do combination of raising field crops, orchards, vineyards, poultry, or other livestock. As a Farmer you would be the owner of the farm and land. You may have people working for you as farm workers or farm hands. As a Farmer you can specialize in farming different organisms such as cattle, pigs, chickens, goats, horses, crops and more.

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Congrats you got Agriculture Engineer!!

As an Agriculture Engineer you may develop specialties but you will mostly be involved in certain core activities such as design and test agriculture machinery, equipment, and parts. You also may design food storage structures and food processing plants. You may even design housing and environment for livestock.


As an Agriculture Engineer that specializes in sustainability, you may work to provide advice on water quality and water pollution control issues. You also may plan and oversee land reclamation projects on farms. Other projects you can be involved in is agricultural waste-to-energy projects and carbon sequestration which is absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into the soil, crops, and trees.

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Congrats you got an Agriculture and Food Scientist!

As an Agricultural and Food Scientist you are responsible for ensuring that farmers are producing enough food and that the food is safe to us as humans to eat. You would be performing experiments, analyzing data, and conducting fieldwork at farms or food production facilities. As a Agricultural Food Scientists you would use your findings to to create new and innovative ways to increase agriculture output or improve the quality of our food supply. This can require travelling to farms and other specific sites to take samples.

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Congrats you got an Agricultural Inspector!

As an Agricultural Inspector you would examine all agricultural food products and processing methods to ensure that these products are safe to eat or drink. As an Inspector, if you find an issue is solved before any contaminated products are sold to the public.

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Congrats you got Agricultural Manager!

As an Agricultural Manager you would overlook aspects of running farms and other facilities that produce crops. Some duties that come with becoming agricultural manager include planning, supervising, and sometimes participating in the planting, fertilization, and harvesting process. You also maybe in charge of hiring, training, and managing farm workers, ensuring that they are properly prepared for their important positions. You would also are involved in selecting the proper equipment and supplies needed to properly support the farm.

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Congrats you got Agricultural Specialist!

As an Agricultural Specialist you will be specially trained as a border officer that can expertly identify and discover potential violations of import policies, especially related to agriculture. Yo would often find hidden threats nestled in luggage, incoming shipment, and containers brimming with agricultural imports.

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Congrats you got an Agronomist!

As an Agronomist you would focus on the growth and production of plants for practical use, especially food. You would study the numerous ways plants can be refined genetically altered, and utilized to our societies advantage. As an Agronomist you can specialized in a number of different fields, but most focus on increasing the quality and quantity of plants produced. Life as an Agronomist you would your workdays performing experiments on plants to improve their durability, longevity, and crop yield.

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Congrats, you got Veterinary Technician!

As a Veterinary Technician you would be responsible for the well-being of animals under the care of the Veterinarian. Some of your responsibilities you will have is treating animals of injuries and assist the Veterinarian in some treatments and surgeries.

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