Agricultural Careers

Agricultural Business Manager:
They oversee the business operations of a farm by providing leadership and organisation during the production process.

Agricultural Equipment Salesperson:
They sell the equipment used for growing food and raising animals on farms and ranches. 

Agricultural Grader:
They sort agricultural products according to their size, quality and type. 

Agricultural Inspector:
They ensure that agricultural entities comply with government regulations. 

Agricultural Manager:
They oversee the development of crops, animals, and other items that can be sold to business or private consumers. 

Animal & Pet Heath Technician:
They usually work closely with veterinarians, assisting with treatment for pet health issues. 

Animal Breeder:
They may breed purebred cats or dogs to be sold as pets or to be shown professionally. 

Animal Control Officer:
They enforce local and regional laws concerning the care and treatment of animals. 

Animal Husbandry:
They focus on the care and breeding of different kinds of animals. 

Dairy Scientist:
They oversee a small, family owned dairy farm where he or she manages the entire operation. 

Equine Scientist:
They improve the welfare of both equine athletes and measure horses. 

Farm Equipment Mechanic:
They use basic hand tools, precision equipment, welding equipment, and power tools to service farming equipment. 

Farm Manager:
They not only supervise a farm, but they may perform any necessary manual labour as well. 

Floral Designer:
They create and arrange flower displays, as well as work in customer service and sales, supplying the proper arrangement for each individual customer. 

Gardener:
They work to improve and maintain the beauty of landscaped environments. 

Greenhouse Manager:
They cultivate plants in controlled environments, and they may grow vegetables, herbs, ornamental plants, rare flowers, and they also cross-breed plants. 

Groundskeeper:
They are responsible for taking care of gardens and lawns, and may specialise in taking care of synthetic grass. 

Holistic Care for Companion Animals:
Their care emphasises treatment of a companion animal's mind, body and spirit, as they are opposed to conventional veterinary medicine's focus on physical symptoms. 

Horticulture Supervisor:
They are responsible for overseeing the cultivation and planting of different types of crops, plants, shrubs, and turf. 

Landscaping Supervisor:
They supervise gardeners who maintain the landscapes around commercial businesses, private residences, and government facilities. 

Nonfarm Animal Caretaker:
They often work in shelters and private zoo companies that provide animal care service for pets. 

Pesticide Handler:
They acquire, mix, and apply pesticide for commercial farms, landscapers, private residences or nurseries. 

Pesticide Technician:
They take steps to control pests in landscapes, houses and commercial buildings. 

Pet Groomer:
As well as keeping our pets looking and smelling nice, they can also be an important part of a pet's healthcare team by discovering potential problems early. 

Soil Scientist:
Their most common duty includes analysing soil samples for minerals, contaminants or other characteristics.