Special Professions of the Field: Agronomist We know that most people who were born or grew up in the countryside intend to continue living in contact with nature, and for that reason, they choose to pursue a career in areas related to land, livestock, and agriculture. Therefore, we at 7M Boots, as a way to help nature lovers, are committed to presenting some of the professions related to the field. The occupation that opens our selection is that of the Agronomist. Keep reading to find out more.
The agronomist is the professional who takes care of everything related to agricultural and livestock production processes. Among the activities performed by this professional are the planning and execution of projects focused on the use of rural technology, functions related to the slaughter of animals, and the inspection of products for human consumption. To perform all these tasks, this professional must have knowledge in biology, mathematics, chemistry, and engineering, in addition to mastering areas related to climate and soil. Thus, they can work to optimize the breeding of herds, fish, exotic animals, crustaceans, and crops.
-> Ensure compliance with handling and hygiene standards; -> Identify the ideal methods for fertilization and recovery of the soil for cultivation; -> Inspect the quality of production for the international market; -> Identify the best products for pest control; -> Establish and monitor compliance with rules for feeding, vaccination, and slaughter of animals; -> Develop and monitor disease prevention plans for animals and plants; -> Research agricultural trends; -> Establish strategies to align rural activities with environmental preservation; -> Conduct inspections and technical appraisals with the issuance of reports and opinions; -> Supervise construction projects for rural structures, such as irrigation systems, soil leveling, and drainage.
As it is a very broad and versatile profession, the agronomist can work in farms, slaughterhouses, cooperatives, and rural environments. In addition, with the growing digitization, there are currently several agronomists working remotely and performing their tasks through electronic devices, such as tablets and computers. The industrial sector also offers good opportunities for these professionals, especially in areas such as food and cosmetics. It is also possible to hold a position related to people management in various organizations and sectors. Other good alternatives for these professionals are public services and research institutes.
Without a doubt, the agricultural market is full of possibilities and opportunities. The monthly salary of an agronomist depends on numerous factors such as the level of experience, workplace, and much more. However, the average salary for these professionals ranges between R$ 6,700.00 per month. Nevertheless, it is possible for these professionals to earn over R$ 10,000.00, depending on their area of expertise. At the beginning of their career, salaries range between R$ 3,200.00 and R$ 5,400.00.
To become an agronomist, it is necessary to have completed a degree in agronomy or agricultural engineering. Generally, the courses are bachelor's degrees and last for five years. So, did you enjoy learning more about the work of an agronomist? We hope this article has been interesting for you. Stay tuned to the Country Tips section of 7M Boots and follow the other occupations in our special Field Professions. A big hug and see you in the next post!
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