...jobs for those working in all areas of agriculture, including animal health
workers, professors and teachers, natural resources
management, and administration/sales. The listings cover Canada, the United
States, and other international locations. The site also offers several links to
additional resources.
AAEA, the American Agricultural Economic Association
...look under Careers & Education for the AAEA Career Center. This includes
a job database with employment and internship opportunities, a resume database,
and information on careers in this field.
Employment listings as well as Opportunity Wanted postings. You'll need to figure out which is which. The listings cover Agriculture, Dairy, Livestock, Crop/Soil, Farm/Ranch, Logging, and much more. The listings also cover multiple countries. This is a free service, but you will be required to register when you want to apply for a position
listed here. Listings cover farm hands up to scientists.
"The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education." Learn more about this organizations and its mission, review current jobs in ag education, and much more. Persons who might be interested in Agriculture can use the Career Explorer to learn more about specific roles in this field.
...hosted by the Weed Science Society of America, WeedJobs lists permanent, term,
postdoctoral, graduate student, and summer positions in weed science. This site is also the
official online resource for positions listed with the Canadian Weed Science Society.
... "the society for engineering in agricultural, food, and biological systems."
This is a great site for finding information and links to agricultural, biological, and
environmental sources. All users also can view the recent job listings from
Resource magazine, the society's monthly publication, easily located in the
Career Resources.
"Agronomists are plant and soil scientists who work to improve crops and agricultural productivity while effectively managing pests and weeds." Learn more here, then check out the Careers area, featuring the shared ASA-CSSA-SSSA Career Placement Center, below.
"Crop Scientists are at the intersection of plant and soil science and work to improve crops and agricultural productivity while effectively managing pests and weeds." Learn more here, then check out the Careers area, featuring the shared ASA-CSSA-SSSA Career Placement Center, below.
...the American Society of Agronomy (ASA), the Crop Science Society of
America (CSSA), and the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA). Users can browse the position
announcements from Crop Science-Soil Science-Agronomy News (CSA News) and from submissions
received throughout the month. The listings include government, private, supervisory, international, and assistantships/fellowship opportunities, and are divided by degree required.
... "a professional society dedicated to the interests of enologists, viticulturists, and others in the fields of wine and grape research and production throughout the world. Our membership includes professionals from wineries, vineyards, academic institutions and organizations." Academic positions in this field are posted on their Job Board, and you can use their list of links to connect to academic institutions, professional associations, and trade organizations (and find potential employers).
... an international organization of cereal science and other professionals studying the
chemistry of cereal grains and their products or working in related fields. Under Membership, visitors can check out the Career Placement Service's link to Useful Sites for your job search, the AACC International Members Offering Recruiting Services, and the job announcements. You can also read their brochure on Careers in Cereal Chemistry.
...the US Food and Drug Administration is "actively recruiting for mission-critical medical and science positions to strengthen our public health mission". They also offer
fellowships and internships as well as graduate and faculty programs. You can browse the
full website for information on the programs under FDA oversight and how you might best
fit.
...jobs for folks who play in the dirt for a living. HorticulturalJobs.com's only
purpose is to portal "match job seekers and employers offering horticulture and related
(arboriculture, landscaping, horticultural sales, nursery production, turfgrass management etc.) jobs." Nice jobs listed, easy site to use, registration is not necessary unless you
want the "AutoNotify" and other features. Free!
... "more than 21 million households in the United States spent a record $16.8 billion
on professional landscape / lawn care / tree care services." This is an international association serving lawn care
professionals, exterior maintenance contractors, installation/design/build professionals, and interiorscapers.
Established in 1938 as the National Arborist Association, TCIA “develops safety and education
programs, standards of tree care practice, and management information for arboriculture firms
around the world.” Learn about the many careers in this field, and check the Classifieds for job openings
(under Publications).
...includes information on several programs that assist migrant and seasonal farm workers
with housing, job training, and much more. From the Employment and Training Administration,
U.S. Department of Labor.
Available in both English and Spanish, this site from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services offers help and information for temporary agricultural (migrant) workers as well as the farmers and growers who need to employ this help. State services for the workers are listed here, along with current job orders.
Started by Cesar E. Chavez, this union represents those who work on farms in
the United States. Through their efforts conditions for farm workers were greatly
improved, and they also work to provide housing and other services for eligible
people.
...Farmers in Michigan are going online to recruit migrant workers by
postings jobs on this site sponsored by the state. In addition to job openings, the site profiles
growers, types of crops, living conditions and wages for potential
workers. With Internet access available in most public libraries and
state job offices, migrant workers everywhere should be encouraged to log onto this
web site for employment and support service info.
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