Career questions tagged agriculture
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Because I'm looking forward to be in the university .
How is reproductive technology changing in breeding livestock to improve genetics for show animals.?
What types of repro techniques enhance the genetics?
What type of hands-on project project experiences should I seek during my undergraduate studies to become a standout candidate for roles in the Agri-food technology sector?
I am currently a year two student of Biosystems Engineering who has undergone training on different modules associated with the engineering field such as welding and fabrication, farm power, engineering survey ,construction, during our recess term at school .Before completion of the course ,we are to carry out industrial training as well .We cover quite a number of things but i would love to focus more on the agricultural sector .In my free time i love to sing and also enjoy travelling as much
What tips would you give a public horticulture major when trying to find a job in the field?
Public Horticulture Plant Sciences
What are the best ways to turn a summer agricultural research internship into a full-time scientist position after graduation #Spring26?
I’ll be working as an R&D intern this summer in crop research, where I’ll support field trials, data collection, sample processing, and pest management research. My long-term goal is to build a career in agricultural R&D after finishing my master’s degree. What should I focus on during the internship to stand out as a strong full-time candidate? #Spring26
The careers that I’m interested won’t let me be able to stay too close to home, which I am not too thrilled about. How can I make this not a problem and help me come to terms with what I’ll have to do?
I would like to live with in 3hrs of my home town
If I have many careers I’m interested in and don’t have one picked out, how do I go about choosing the best one for me? The top careers I’m interested in are mechanical engineering, precision agriculture engineering, and aviation mechanic.
I am stuck and don't know which path to go.
How can I be successful as someone who is interested in agriculture and natural resource management?
Hello, my name is Alia I go to crane middle school and I enjoy working with plants and animals as well as I am Interested in working to conserve natural resources or protect the environment. My favorite hobbies are playing around with my pets aswell as I like to help my grandma taking care of our plants like watering them. The career that seems the most interesting to me from the results is agriculture and food natural resources. Natural resources requires knowledge of engineering technology and biological science to agricultural problems concerned with power and machinery, electrification, structures, soil and water conservation, and processing of agricultural products and I have the skills for it.
What advice would you give to a person going into college to be a Veterinary Tech with a disability?
I have a disibilty called POTS
Any advice for these future careers: Chief Executive, Police Officer, Financial Manager, Forensic Science, and Agricultural Management.?
Im an 8th grader and I’m interested in very different fields, like Forensic Science and Agricultural Management. For someone my age, what is the best way to figure out which environment I’d actually like working in every day?
how do I get better at writing ?
what could help me improve as a better writer .
What is the best way to get experience within agriculture if I am unable to be directly outdoors or using a large amount of physical labor?
Agriculture question, physical limitation, disability
Why aren't there many agriculture related scholarships?
I am an 18- year old high school senior, wanting to go into college for Agriculture education. Along with being in a financial stumble. Not many scholarships are related or accessible to me.
How do I find a career path to pursue after college with such a broad major?
I am a high school senior with a plan to study agriculture studies in the fall. I chose this path because I am not sure what I want to do yet, but I am afraid that I won't know what to do after college.
What major should I get for working in nonprofits?
I'm a high school senior and do a lot of volunteer work in my community and want to make a career out of helping others. I'm good at organizing people so I thought I could go work for a nonprofit as some sort of manager. Is this feasible and if so what major should I look at getting that would be the most helpful? I would also like to study agriculture and animal science and try and tie that into working for a nonprofit.
When you farm, do you have to go through lots of debt?
When farming, I heard you experience lots of debt. Is this true? If so, how do you cope with this?
Farming and how you do get started?
Did you start farming with someone else before you started farming?
What are your greatest tips when starting farming?
What are your greatest tips when starting farming?
What is one thing I should definitley know before joining the real-estate industry??
I plan on attending OSU in Stillwater and pursuing and Ag real-estate career. I am super excited, but I do think getting started in this field will be pretty difficult.
What are some techniques that can be meshed with Mechanical Engineering and agriculture that can help with the production of sustainable agricultural food #Spring 25?
As a Mechanical Engineering major, I am interested in food sustainability to help offset our nation's need to eliminate food insecurity. #engineering#agriculture#mechanical#sustainability
What Should you have prepared when becoming an Agriculture teacher snd if there are any tips for successful lesson plans ?
Questions about how to be successful in your field of choice
What jobs can you get with a bachelors in Agricultural Business besides jobs on a ranch?
I am starting college next year to earn my bachelor's in AG business. I have worked on several ranches and have experience. I was wondering what other options besides on ranch jobs there are.
As an early high school graduate, how can I pay for my agriculture degree without going into debt ?
I will graduate right after turning 17, but I am worried that graduating at a young age, I will not have enough money to fund my degree. I have held a steady ranch hand job for 3 years, however, only make minimum wage. I plan to go to community college to finish my associate degree and perhaps eventually transfer to a larger school for my bachelors. Even with this plan I may not be able to afford it.
What are some fulfilling career paths in sustainable and ethical industries?
I’ve noticed growing opportunities in industries like: - Plant-based food systems (developing sustainable food alternatives) - Sustainable agriculture (farming practices that protect our planet) - Environmental protection (conservation, policy, and advocacy). Could you share more about career paths in these fields? What skills or education needed to get started? Are there emerging roles that you see gaining traction in the coming years? *Note: This is an anonymous community-submitted question.
I want to get into agraculture but I want to learn more about what I might get myself into. I have been working at a sheep farm but I want to know what it would be like working with cattle, chickens, alpacas, lamas, etc
I work at a sheep farm. I own 3 sheep. I rescued my sheep from death. I don't want to be a vet because then I will have to put animals down.