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#hiring Junior Agronomist, Glasgow City, United Kingdom, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #GlasgowCityjobs #Glasgowjobs #PrimaryIndustry #entryleveljobsuk #graduatejobsuk #firstjobuk #newjobuk #internshipsuk Apply: https://lnkd.in/gjGrE4iS Junior AgronomistCentral Scotland Finally, a business that will support your ambitions.You've always dreamed of a career in Agronomy, but we all know getting into it can be tough.So, you've done your time in hands-on farming, or agriculture sales to get a good grounding, and now it's your time to make the move into your dream job.The business wants to invest in you. FACTS? BASIS? You could have them before you know it.What's the Role?Picture this.Start your day with a fresh coffee before you head off to your first farm for the day.Your day is spent delivering great advice and guidance to farmers.You spend your lunch chatting to supportive colleagues, having a laugh, and studying for in preparations for your new qualifications.Another few farms in the afternoon, chatting with farmers, learning the crops, building relationships, and selling great products.It's a great name to add to your CV too - a well-known commercial agronomy business, what better place to build your career!What do I need?The business wants to invest in you, but you need to have some agricultural experience.You could be newly graduated.You might have worked in a hands-on farming role for a couple of years but know it's not where you want to be long term.You might be working in agricultural sales, so you know how to develop customer relationships, but it's not as crop-focused as you want.Either way, we want to hear from you.What's Next?For an informal chat, please call me, Kieran on , email or message me on LinkedIn. Don't worry if your CV isn't up to date, just send what you have already, and we can sort the rest later.

#Horticulturae - Highly Cited Paper 👏 📜 Title: Current Acquaintance on Agronomic #Biofortification to Modulate the Yield and Functional Value of #Vegetable Crops: A Review ✍️By: Beppe Benedetto Consentino et al. 🔗Link: https://lnkd.in/gcf-ySXt #academic #publishing #MDPI #horticulture #science #scientific

⚠️ ATTENTION ATTENTION⚠️ 🤔MOST CONFUSING TERMS🤔! #Add some valuable #daily WHAT IS AGRONOMIST? ✴️Referring to a person who is involved in the practice of agriculture. ✴️Describing someone who specializes in the cultivation of crops and raising of livestock. ✴️Talking about a person who works in the field of agriculture, such as a farmer or rancher. WHAT IS AGRICULTURIST? ▶️Referring to a person who studies the science of soil management and crop production. ▶️Describing someone who specializes in the application of scientific principles to agricultural practices. ▶️Talking about a person who works in the field of agronomy, such as a researcher or consultant. DIFFERENCES WITH AREA: 🌀FOCUS: Agriculturists focus on the practical aspects of farming and livestock management, while agronomists focus on the scientific principles behind crop production and soil management. 🌀EDUCATION: Agronomists typically have a higher level of education, such as a degree in agronomy or a related field, while agriculturists may have less formal education and more hands-on experience. 🌀Scope: Agronomists may work in research, consulting, or education, while agriculturists may work in farming, ranching, or other agricultural practices. 🌀APPROACH: Agronomists use a more scientific and data-driven approach to agricultural practices, while agriculturists may rely more on traditional methods and experience. 🌀SPECIALIZATION: Agronomists may specialize in a specific area of crop production or soil management, while agriculturists may have a broader range of skills and knowledge. BUNCH OF SIMILARITIES : 🤝Both words are related to the field of agriculture. 🤝Both professions involve working with crops and/or livestock. 🤝Both require knowledge of scientific principles and techniques. 🤝Both play important roles in ensuring food security and sustainability. 🤝Both can work together to improve agricultural practices and productivity. #agriculture #research #icar #india #story #farmer #sustainabilty #organic Can you tell me? In given picture who is agriculturist or agronomist? Dump in the comment below.

Seeking visionaries ready to make an impact! A prime opportunity to become a remote Founder in Residence focused on Agriculture has surfaced. This role is for entrepreneurial individuals endowed with technical and commercial capabilities that seek to make a meaningful difference in the global agriculture sector. As the founder, your focus will be on constructing a high-growth, global-scale company dedicated to elevating the yield and profits of monoculture crops such as sugarcane. You'll devote yourself to developing new technologies to augment productivity while minimizing the environmental footprint. Your approach will comprise tactics to mitigate post-harvest losses and advancements in biotechnology, all the while amplifying profits, yields, and productivity on a sustainable path. This is a full-time role that initially allows remote work, with a possible relocation in the future. The aim is to re-wild monoculture systems and we're seeking an ambitious future Founder to drive this vision. Like, share, and comment to ensure this phenomenal opportunity reaches those who dream of making a significant impact in agriculture. Your share could lead to someone's dream job! Apply Now: https://lnkd.in/gf9PZme9 #remoteresolve #job #Founder #Agriculture #TropicalAgronomy #Startups #BioprocessEngineering #Remote

➡️ #agrobiodiversity for #agriculture ! 🧑🌾🧩🧬🔬👨🎓💚📈🧑🌾🍞 #genebank #seeds #agrobank #IHAR #NCBR #MRiRW ➡️Polish landraces & old cultivars 🇵🇱🌾- again on the fields 📈🍞💚🧑🌾 #science #knowledge #nature #society #prosperity #wheat #barley #plantbreeding #resistance #prebreeding #genomics #powderymildew #rust #climatechange **** THE AGROBANK PROJECT: „Development of bioinformatic management system of national crop plant genetic resources and development of social and economic resources of Poland by the protection and use of these means in the process of agricultural advisory services”, Project coordinator: Katarzyna Boczek, CDR Brwinów Project R&D (scientific) coordinator: Prof. dr hab. Jerzy H. Czembor, SPBS, IHAR-PIB Radzików Keywords: agricultural advisory, crop plant genetic resources, bioinformatic system, decision support system, knowledge transfer. The general goal of the project "Development of bioinformatic management system of national crop plant genetic resources and development of social and economic resources of Poland by the protection and use of these means in the process of agricultural advisory services" is the development of a modern agri-food sector in Poland by streamlining the process of transferring knowledge and innovation into agricultural practice. The general objective of the project will be achieved by realizing the practical goals of the Project, which are: • Development and implementation of "Strategy for the transfer of knowledge and innovation into agricultural practice in Poland until 2028" • Development and implementation of a specific solution that is a part of the Strategy, i.e. development and implementation of a bioinformatic management system of national genetic resources of crop plants which are of key importance for Polish agriculture and food production. The project is implemented by a consortium of four entities: - Agricultural Advisory Centre in Brwinów CDR, leader of the consortium, - Plant Breeding and Acclimatization Institute - National Research Institute IHAR-PIB, - Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry PAS, Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, PSNC, - The Kalecki Foundation. Summary During the project, research and development works are carried out (including fundamental research and applied research), as well as activities aimed at the implementation of the achieved results regarding the optimal use of national plant genetic resources. The project's target groups are such as farmers, agricultural advisors, breeders, research centres, state institutions and all other entities related to agri-food economy in Poland. #Agrobank #NCBR #Gospostrateg #MRiRW #bezpieczeństwożywnościowe #genebank #CDR #plantbreeding => #barley #wheat #plantbreeding #plantpathology #powderymildew #rust #geneticresources #germplasm #biodiversity #agrobiodiversityy #FoodSecurity #ClimateChange

🌾From Seed to Success: My Journey in Agriculture Exciting News! After cultivating thriving communities of plants (and people!) at Frigoscan Post Harvest Technologies, I’m rooting for a new chapter. As an Agriculture graduate specializing in Controlled Environment Agriculture, I have a passion for growing not just crops, but also success in every venture I embark on. Here’s the "soil" I bring to the field: 💼 Expertise in Hydroponic Growing, ensuring plants receive optimal care from seedling to harvest. 🌿 Proven Crop and Nursery Management skills, with a keen eye for Pest and Disease Control. 💧 Adept at strategic Irrigation and Fertilizer Scheduling, boosting plant health and yield. 📊 Strong background in Research and Development, driving innovations in agricultural practices. 🤝 Leadership and teamwork ethos, fostering collaborative success. 🔄 Agile and quick at adopting new technologies and solving problems, thanks to a foundation in MS Office and effective communication. I'm actively seeking opportunities where I can contribute to and grow in the field of Controlled Environment Agriculture or related areas. Ideal roles allow me to leverage my research and on-the-ground experience to foster advancement in sustainable and efficient farming practices. Could your team use a passionate, skilled agriculturalist dedicated to cultivating growth? Let’s connect! Feel free to share this post, tag any contacts, or reach out directly if you know of opportunities that might be a great fit. Together, let's harvest success! 🌾🚀 #Agriculture #JobSearch #Hydroponics #Sustainability #CareerGrowth

Agriculturist Seeking New Challenge in Sustainable Agriculture (Open to Agronomist, Plant Scientist Roles) I'm excited to announce I'm officially on the job hunt for a new opportunity to make a positive impact in sustainable agriculture! As a passionate agriculturist with a Master's degree in Agrobiotechnology, I bring a diverse skillset honed through research, vertical farming operations, and agronomic experience. In my previous roles, I've: Conducted research on drought stress response in sorghum, contributing to the development of more resilient crops. Optimized indoor strawberry production at vGreens Holding GmbH, increasing efficiency and yield. Served as an agronomist at Al-Huda Agriculture Materials, educating farmers on sustainable practices and boosting crop health. I'm a highly motivated and results-oriented individual with a strong work ethic and a dedication to innovation in agriculture. I'm eager to leverage my expertise in plant science, data analysis, and sustainable practices to contribute to a company focused on a healthier future for our food systems. Call to action: If you're seeking a talented and dedicated agriculturist, or if you're aware of any exciting opportunities in sustainable agriculture, I would love to connect! Feel free to reach out for networking opportunities or to discuss potential roles as an Agronomist or Plant Scientist. Hashtags: #Agronomy #JobSearch #PlantScience #SustainableAgriculture #VerticalFarming #OpenToWork

Finding Your Way in Agriscience The agricultural industry is a cornerstone of the U.S. economy, employing nearly 22 million people, which constitutes about 11% of the nation's workforce. According to the USDA, direct on-farm employment accounts for 2.6 million of these jobs. This means that for every person working directly on a farm, there are nine others in supporting roles. These behind-the-scenes careers are critical to the success and advancement of the agricultural sector. The Impact of Agriscience One of the most influential figures in agriscience was Norman Borlaug, an agricultural scientist whose work has had a profound impact on global food security. Borlaug's research in forestry, plant pathology, and genetics led to the development of disease-resistant wheat varieties with higher yields, significantly benefiting developing nations. His contributions to agriculture earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970, and he is credited with saving over a billion people from starvation. Exploring Careers in Agriscience 1. Agricultural Scientists Role: Conduct research to improve the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural production. Specializations: Plant pathology, genetics, soil science, and entomology. Impact: Develop new crop varieti... #Agriscience

Did you miss our July community discussion? If yes, here is a recap for you. During last week's community discussion where we explored professional jobs in agriculture, we discovered the following : 🌱Many professional jobs exist in agriculture, including Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Food Science, etc. 🌿Soft skills like Leadership, Communication, and Teamwork are essential in the agricultural sector. 🌴Developing skills beyond what is required for traditional agricultural careers is crucial for agricultural graduates and enthusiasts. 🌾Some members shared their non-traditional skills, such as Data Analysis, Content Creation, project management, Monitoring & Evaluation etc. 🌲Emphasis was laid on acquiring the non-traditional skills by agricultural students and graduates. Interested in gaining relevant skills in agriculture? Join our community to access resources needed in gaining these skills-set! #AgriCareers #AgroHive #ProfessionalJobs #Agriculture #TGIF

#Position #PostDoctoral #LastDate7thMarch2024 4 year Post-doctoral position available Dear all, Thanks for circulating with suitable applicants.   https://lnkd.in/et4WeBRJ Applications close 7 March 2024 at 11.00pm AEST (R-38472). Please note that interviews have been tentatively scheduled for March. The project aims to overcome the field phenotyping bottleneck for impactful root traits that limits the capacity of breeders and agronomists to achieve step gains in crop productivity, by selecting genotypes and precision agronomic interventions that increase drought tolerance in wheat and sorghum. A key focus is to develop functional high-throughput in-field root phenotyping tools for traits that are valuable, show genetic diversity and agronomic application, and that will contribute to yield and yield stability. The project involves a large multi-disciplinary team of National and International researchers on breeding, crop physiology, proximal crop and root sensing, and crop modelling. Commercial partners include all mayor seed breeding companies for wheat and sorghum in Australia as well as the main service providers of digital agriculture products.   cheers   Daniel     Dr Daniel Rodriguez BSc. MSc. PhD   Professor Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI) The University of Queensland