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Agricultural Engineers
Solve problems that are related to the way farms work. Agricultural Equipment Operators Drive and control farm equipment, like tractors, balers, or tillers. Agricultural Graders and Sorters Sort or classify raw food or other agricultural products. Agricultural and Food Science Technicians Work to make sure farms are productive and the food produced on them is safe. Animal Breeders Breed animals according to certain genetic traits. Animal Scientists Conduct research on domestic farm animals. Biological Technicians Assist biological and medical scientists in laboratories. Buyers and Purchasing Agents of Farm Products Buy products from farms, either to process further, or to sell to another business. Clinical Research Coordinators Manage all aspects of clinical research projects. |
Environmental Science Technicians
Perform laboratory and field tests to monitor the environment and find sources of pollution. Fallers Use axes or chainsaws to cut down trees. Farm Animal Caretakers Take care of farm, ranch, or water animals. Farm Equipment Mechanics Repair and maintain large agricultural machinery. Farm Labor Contractors Recruit and hire seasonal or temporary farm workers. Farmers and Ranchers Coordinate the duties on farms, ranches, greenhouses, and other agricultural businesses. Farmworkers and Laborers Plant or harvest vegetables, fruits, plants, or other crops. Food Scientists Use chemistry, microbiology, engineering, and other sciences to analyze foods. Forest and Conservation Technicians Measure and improve the quality of forests, including preventing forest fires. |
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