Jobs for people who are interested in Nature and Agriculture

A certified crop advisor (CCA) helps farmers make good choices about how to grow crops in the best and most efficient way.

An irrigation technician installs, maintains, and repairs watering systems that help plants, lawns, and landscapes stay healthy.

A lawn care specialist takes care of lawns to keep them healthy, green, and looking nice.

An aquacultural manager oversees the breeding, raising, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, and other aquatic organisms in controlled environments such as fish farms or hatcheries.

A dairy farm worker plays a key role in the daily operations of a dairy farm, focusing on caring for dairy cows and assisting with milk production.

A park naturalist teaches people about nature and helps them enjoy parks and outdoor spaces.

An arborist specializes in the care and maintenance of trees.

An alligator farmer raises alligators in a controlled environment, usually for their hides, meat, or other byproducts.

A dairy farmer is involved in the production of milk and other dairy products from dairy cattle.

An agricultural engineer combines engineering principles with agricultural sciences to improve and optimize agricultural systems and technologies.

A greenhouse technician helps grow and care for plants inside a greenhouse.

A horticulturist works with the science and art of growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, trees, and other plants.

A farm manager is responsible for running a farm, making sure everything operates smoothly and efficiently.

A farmer works the land to grow crops or raise animals for food, fiber, or other products.

A log grader is responsible for assessing and grading logs based on their quality and characteristics, particularly in the context of the forestry and lumber industry.

Park rangers work in national, state, or local parks, forests, and recreation areas.