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Agriculture & Natural Resources
Work in farming, fishing, and forestry.
15 careers$45,600 median payHigh AI risk
π What You'll Do
- β’Plant, cultivate, and harvest crops
- β’Raise and care for livestock
- β’Operate farm equipment and machinery
- β’Monitor soil, water, and environmental conditions
- β’Manage pests and diseases
- β’Maintain equipment and facilities
π Education & Training
Typical Path
High school diploma with on-farm experience
Time Investment
Entry-level immediate, expertise with experience
Common Credentials
- β’ Commercial driver's license
- β’ Pesticide applicator license
- β’ Agricultural certifications
π€ Who This Is For
Good fit if you:
- βThose who love working outdoors
- βPeople connected to the land and nature
- βIndividuals who value independence
- βThose comfortable with physical labor
Not ideal if you:
- βThose seeking high, stable salaries
- βPeople uncomfortable with weather extremes
About Agriculture & Natural Resources Careers
Agriculture and natural resources careers produce the food and materials that sustain society while stewarding the land. From farmers growing crops to conservation specialists protecting ecosystems, these professionals work with nature to meet human needs.
This field combines physical outdoor work with increasingly sophisticated technology and environmental science.
Core Skills Needed
Agricultural knowledge and practicesEquipment operation and maintenancePhysical stamina and strengthProblem-solving and adaptabilityBusiness and financial managementWeather and environmental awarenessTechnology and precision agriculture
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