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What are some agricutlure career options?

Im currently going to school at Minnesota state uviversity and working on a beef farm. Im ow interested in making agriculture into a career, does anyone know and colleges, majors, or jobs i should look into.

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    1 decade ago
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    Any school with a college of agriculture.

    There are such a wide variety of agricultural careers that is impossible to list them all.

    Potential majors/careers:

    Agribusiness (my major)

    - Ag. Finance Management (my intended path)

    - Management

    - Ag. Sales

    - USDA employee (especially in the Rural Development Agency or Farm Service Agency)

    - many more

    Animal Science

    - Animal nutritionist

    - Researcher

    - USDA employee

    - you can use this major to go to Vet school

    - many more

    Meat science

    - Meat inspector

    - Researcher

    - FDA employee

    - USDA employee

    - many more

    Agronomy (soil science)

    - soil scientist

    - conservation specialist

    - USDA employee (especially in the Natural Resources Conservation Service)

    - many more

    Agroecology (using ecology to determine sustainalbe ag. practices)

    - sustainable development

    - researcher

    - many more (I'm not that familiar with this sector though)

    Agricultural Education

    - Agriculture teacher

    - USDA employee

    - many more (again, not that familiar with jobs in this sector)

    Good luck (: Agriculture is our nation's #1 industry and the backbone of society, meaning employment opportunities are EVERYWHRE!!!

    Source(s): ag. business student at West Virginia University
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