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#hiring Developmental Seed Advisor, Abingdon, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Abingdonjobs #Illinoisjobs #SalesMarketing Apply: https://lnkd.in/d3nTWNWe As a Developmental Seed Advisor promoting the sales of Golden Harvest?, you will sell, distribute and service seed products directly to growers. You will be part of a network of independent seed sellers with the full support of local and national Syngenta agri-business professionals. Your success is our success. With deep roots in genetics, agronomy, and service, look no further than Golden Harvest for the high-yielding seed that works just as hard as you do QualificationsWhat you will be doing?Deliver plans and offers to target customers Create demand at the customer level, ensuring that the customer is knowledgeable about our products and has further interest in Syngenta solutionsAct as a steward of the Syngenta portfolio by making recommendations and by managing concerns in the field as needed, in partnership with Agronomy Recommend product placement to achieve higher customer satisfaction Achieve sales, profit, and market share targets within the territory and districtRegularly collect and report market intelligence and relevant value chain insightsManage operational budget, variable selling expenses, and marketing funds within district guidelines.Develop your assigned territory through the addition of new farmers Accurate forecasting for customers within the territoryDevelop a territory-level business plan that identifies specific opportunities, must-wins, and tactics to grow territory sales Additional InformationWhat?s in it for you?Guaranteed IncomeAbility to integrate role with local farm operations Flexible locations within the Midwest Entrepreneurial opportunity to build a successful business Agronomic support, sales & systems training, sales team support Digital tools to support in running your business Additional tools & resources to help with growing your business This opportunity is not an offer for employment. Development Seed Advisors are self-employed in partnership with Golden Harvest. Company DescriptionDevelopmental Seed Advisor Golden Harvest? brand corn and soybeans is looking to partner with self-motivated individuals with entrepreneurial aspirations interested in running their own businesses

#hiring Agronomy Sales Advisor - West, Washington, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Washingtonjobs #DistrictofColumbiajobs #SalesMarketing Apply: https://lnkd.in/dvbxwB5n Thank you for your interest in a career with Innovative Ag Services, an equal opportunity employer. As we expand our markets and develop new services, we are looking for talented individuals to be part of our fast-paced and dynamic team environment. Our business continues to grow with people from different backgrounds, experiences and abilities, coming together for a common goal: to make Innovative Ag Services our customer's preferred business partner. Our corporate office is located in Monticello, Iowa with 30 additional locations scattered throughout Iowa and southwest Wisconsin. We employ 250 fulltime people in Operations, Transportation, Sales, Grain Merchandising, Management, Customer Service, Accounting, IT, Human Resources and Communications. We also hire an additional 120 seasonal employees and interns throughout the year. As a progressive leader in the agricultural industry, we offer challenging careers in a variety of areas. From accountants to agronomists, our employees enjoy competitive salaries, an exceptional benefits package and a safety-focused work environment. All applications are reviewed by Human Resources. If and when your background and availability match the requirements for the position for which you have applied, you may be contacted for an interview. You must have a valid email address to apply. If you currently do not have an email address. Innovative Ag Services is an Equal Opportunity employer and is proud to have a drug-free environment. All employment offers are contingent upon applicant successfully completing drug and background screenings. Job Description Primary Objective: To increase volume sales and margin growth by actively selling products and services for the benefit of IAS and its member owners. Major Accountabilities: The following duties are typical for this job. These are not to be construed as exclusive or all inclusive. Promote the sales of all IAS products and programs with primary emphasis of crop protection products, plant food, seed, agronomy programs and services. Increase unit sales, gross margins, and market share by aggressively contacting and selling current and potential customers with in an assigned area. Provide necessary information to current and prospective customers to support products and programs, and assist customers in making production and business decisions. Communicate on a regular basis with location team members to keep them abreast of current crop production and business practices; products, programs, and services; and customer/prospect activity. Promote and coordinate Precision Ag activities at the location. Work closely with location manager to coordinate product inventories and distributi

#hiring Junior Agronomist, Peterborough, United Kingdom, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Peterboroughjobs #Cambridgeshirejobs #PrimaryIndustry #entryleveljobsuk #graduatejobsuk #firstjobuk #newjobuk #internshipsuk Apply: https://lnkd.in/g3H5_RmK Junior Agronomist East Anglia 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 is wanting 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 focussed as you want. Either way, we want to hear from you. What's Next? For an informal chat, please call me, Sarah 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.

Massive congratulations to agronomist David Short, who has recently celebrated the achievement of 40 years long service at Agrovista! Get an exclusive peek into David's journey...... How did you get into agronomy? Both my parents came from Agricultural backgrounds. My mother had 3 siblings who all farmed and my father came from the Agricultural merchanting side – so it’s always been part of my life. How has your role changed over the years? In 1983, when I joined a general agricultural merchant we were selling animal feed, seed, spray, fertilisers as well as buying grain for animal feed or flour mills. There were also 30+ spray manufactures wanting us to sell their products! Today, my role is a lot more advisory, working alongside the grower to decide what’s best for them. What does your job typically involve? Today I am really a crop consultant – helping my customers grow profitable crops. This involves helping decide which crops to grow, and which markets to sell to. I then look after the crop after sowing in all its agronomy requirements. What is the best part of your job? Flexibility. As a consultant, I am able to organise my time – I really enjoy the freedom this brings. What is the most challenging part of your job? Different seasons bring different pressures, but particularly from April through to the end of June there is a lot of juggling to respond quickly to requests and keep everyone happy! What advice would you give to someone starting in a career in agronomy? Agronomy is a strange job as you are on your own a lot of the time. So, to really thrive you need to enjoy the outside world, be good at time management, and be yourself.

#hiring Junior Agronomist, Peterborough, United Kingdom, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Peterboroughjobs #Cambridgeshirejobs #PrimaryIndustry #entryleveljobsuk #graduatejobsuk #firstjobuk #newjobuk #internshipsuk Apply: https://lnkd.in/dr5EugxC Junior Agronomist East Anglia 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 is wanting 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 focussed as you want. Either way, we want to hear from you. What's Next? For an informal chat, please call me, Sarah 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.

Role of Zinc in leguminous crops.after conducting soil in my region,zinc deficiency is 91%.it is very important micronutrient in nitrogen fixing crops, almost 80% of peasant farmers here harvest beans below average in relation to production cost due to zinc deficiency in the soil.zinc plays great role in protein synthesis,seed development and stimulation of flowering hence deficiency will results into low yield.after starting beans plantation demonstration with a farmer, the bean crop has balanced macro and micronutrients and the farmer is happy expecting good yields compared to previous years #good Agronomy support, the farmer is happy

🌾 The U.S. agricultural value chain connects manufacturers to growers via a multi-step process varying by region. Within the value chain, Ag Retailers assume a critical role, delivering customized agronomy solutions that meet the diverse requirements of local growers.   🌍 The way leading retailers might engage and compete in distinctive ways within the Eastern Corn Belt may differ than their approach in the Delta and/or California. These strategies and competition dynamics are a few of the topics we uncover in the Competitor Profile section of the 2023 U.S. Ag Retailer Study.   📈 For this year’s report, Context has analyzed and profiled 30 top retailers and distributors, accounting for over $31 billion in sales. These retailers collectively represent over 60% of the market share and operate across more than 3,000 agronomy outlets.   🌟 Key Details of the Profiles include: • Company description • Geographic area of focus • Total agronomic revenue • Total agronomy outlets • Sales distribution by agronomy input • Comparison to industry averages • Recent moves and management team • Positioning • Strategy, differentiators, and threats   📚 To subscribe to the 2023 U.S. Ag Retailer Study to gain valuable insights into the intricate dynamics and competitive strategies of the U.S. agricultural retail landscape, please visit https://lnkd.in/dZAqG-H or connect with Lainey McInnis at lainey.mcinnis@contextnet.com   For an overview of the study and previously shared insights, see our previous postings: • https://lnkd.in/gR2WRHBU • https://lnkd.in/g6uECHec • https://lnkd.in/gHkwZJt5    #AdvanceAgriculture #Retail #AgValueChain #Agribusiness

Growers and distributors of plant protection products are being warned to be on high alert after a well-organised break-in at a secure distributor store in Norfolk earlier this month 🚔 💬 Hazel Doonan, AIC's Head of Crop Protection: "Farmers should be extremely wary if they are offered product that seems exceptionally cheap or does not come from a known and reputable distribution company." https://buff.ly/3wY5NQe #ruralcrime #farm365 #farminguk #Agribusiness #UKagriculture #AgricultureUK #agrisupply #agrifood #foodsupplychain #foodandagriculture #supplychain #agrisupplychain #foodsecurity #foodsupply #foodproduction #cropprotection #agronomy #agronomist #fertiliser #arable #cropproduction

Interviewer: Your certificate in agronomy, do you still have it intact? Respondent (laughing): I don't have any certificate in agronomy. Interviewer: What did you study then? Respondent: I have... I have a school certificate. Interviewer: And that's what you have now? Respondent: Yes. Interviewer: And you think that's enough to be the Governor of a state? Respondent (interjects): More than enough, more than enough. Me: Now that's what I am talking about. To make it clear, I am not against anyone acquiring an academic degree of any kind, but I don't think they have any bearing on governance, particularly in Nigeria. To make a good career in governance has absolutely nothing to do with academic qualifications because there is a high chance that such a person would be surrounded by those who have the academic qualifications to complement. It is the boldness to believe that alien ideologies and philosophies are not enough to limit an individual to pursue the goal of bringing transformation to the state that matters. Senator Nathan Achonu, in this interview, really hit the nail on the head for me. Whether such communications, however, equate to being able to deal with the complexity of managing a society that has arguably been turned on its head is another thing entirely. Regardless, in my opinion, it is a reason to vote for this man.

It is important to know the crops that are in high demand in your local market, especially as a beginner farmer as it provides a ready market before you can access others. These are some of the importance of growing crops that are in demand in your local market. #farmers #farmerslife #farmersmarket #irrihub