Jobs for people who are interested in Nature and Agriculture

A certified crop advisor is knowledgeable in field and crop management, spring and fall soil bed management, and seeding and fertility management.

Irrigation technicians provide the irrigation systems that keep crops, parks, gardens, and various green spaces watered.

A lawn care specialist is hired to seed lawns, apply fertilizer and pest control, cut grass, and trim hedges and trees.

Aquacultural managers work at facilities that grow and harvest marine plants, fish, or shellfish for commercial sale or for keeping wildlife stocks replenished.

Are you interested in working with the maintenance, breeding, and health of beef and dairy cattle?

Park naturalists are true lovers of the outdoors.

An arborist studies the structure and function of trees.

An alligator farmer, or crocodile farmer, is someone who breeds and raises alligators or crocodiles in order to produce leather, meat, and other goods.

Are you interested in owning or managing a farm where cows are raised for the production of milk and other dairy products?

An agricultural engineer helps to make farming sustainable, safe, and environmentally friendly.

A greenhouse technician works in a greenhouse; a glass or plastic structure that regulates temperature and humidity for the purpose of cultivating plants.

Horticulturists have scientific knowledge in how to cultivate and propagate plants, and use this knowledge to provide technical information to fruit, vegetable, and flower growers, as well as farmers.

A farm manager is responsible for managing the many aspects of making a farm run smoothly.

A farmer works under the umbrella of agriculture, producing a variety of food products for human and animal consumption.

Thousands of acres of forests are harvested each year.

Park rangers, also known as conservation scientists, are environmental specialists who work in conjunction with landowners to observe and maintain untouched natural landscapes.