Agronomists study soil, plants, seeds, and products to better understand crop needs and develop more effective and efficient farming practices. They conduct research, take and test samples, and solve complex agricultural problems. Responsibilities: • Developing better planting, cultivation, and harvesting techniques, improving crop yield, and solving problems for clients. • Researching and promoting agricultural strategies to counter the effects of changes in soil, climate, weather, and pest damage. • Visiting fields to collect seed, plant, and soil samples. • Testing samples for nutritional deficiencies, diseases, or other changes. • Assisting with the plant sourcing, testing, and selection. • Keeping detailed records regarding fields, customers, crops, and samples. Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in agronomy, agriculture, or a related field. • Further education and experience may be preferred. • Additional certifications may be required. • Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel. • Ability to work outside, stand, walk, kneel, and stoop for extended periods. • Proficiency with computers, especially MS Office and diagnostic scientific software. • Exceptional active listening and verbal and written communication skills.

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