Adrienne SmithWhat does an Agronomist do?
Agronomists are scientists who specialize in crop production, soil control, and soil management. They try to find ways to maximize crop production from a given acreage of soil. They also perform experiments to determine and then maximize plant nutrients and soil health.
Agronomist Job Overview
In the agronomist role, you will collaborate with farmers and crop researchers to conduct a detailed analysis of crop data. You will be expected to maintain a deep understanding of soil productivity principles and keep tabs on the latest trends and technologies in agronomy. Success in this role will be determined by providing valuable insights that lead to solutions that drive higher crop yields.
Agronomist Job Responsibilities and Duties
- Assesses crop production of the farm
- Evaluates and improves seed quality
- Carries out laboratory tests of soil, seed, and crop samples
- Performs quality control for seed caliber and soil standards
- Keeps records of research, testing, and results
- Prepares analysis and data presentation
Agronomist Job Requirements
- Minimum 2 years of agronomy work experience
- In-depth knowledge of soil and crop principles
- Proficient in MS Office
- Outstanding research and analytical skills
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture; Master’s degree in Agriculture (specializing in soil science) a plus
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