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Agriculture legislative assistants serve as an agricultural policy expert for local, state or federal elected or appointed officials within a governmental office. They assist in advising on and managing various
Read MoreAgriculture journalists report and write stories that are relevant to those in agriculture, but stories may also be seen by readers outside of agriculture. Agriculture journalists plan and produce web
Read MoreAgriculture broadcasters use radio or television to report on stories that are relevant to agriculture viewers but may also be used by regional and national outlets reaching non-agriculture viewers. They
Read MoreAgriculture lobbyists work to make sure government officials hear the voice and position of companies, organizations, industries and even communities. It is their goal to influence policy development and look
Read MoreAccount managers act as a liaison for their employer and specific managed accounts (customers). Depending on the organization they work for, they are assigned to handle agriculture suppliers, dealers, producers
Read MoreAccounting managers are responsible for the administration of accounting, management of accounts and organizational budgeting. They oversee all accounting processes completed by the accountants who report to them. Additionally, they
Read MoreAn administrative assistant is responsible for organizational and clerical tasks, often for multiple people. These tasks could include answering telephones, taking messages, welcoming visitors, organizing travel schedules, and compiling and
Read MoreSales representatives for food, seed, feed and fuel companies are responsible for selling products to different companies within the agriculture sector including suppliers, dealers and producers. They focus on selling
Read MoreProcurement specialists concentrate on finding goods or services at an appropriate price that meet the needs of the business. They will prepare proposals, negotiate purchase conditions and manage the approval
Read MoreExtension youth program coordinators work as academic staff members of a county extension office, typically overseeing county 4-H clubs and youth development programs. They provide leadership, guidance and opportunities for
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