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It is an application of science and technology that blends several different fields (biology, ecology, economics, soil and water science, genetics and pest management, to name a few). While often working in many different environments, agronomists are considered scientists with various skills that can be used to improve farm and crop quality.  \nCommunication  \nCollaboration  \nCritical-Thinking  \nAgronomy Integrates Disciplines  \nHELPING US TO UNDERSTAND AGRICULTURE , EVOLUTION , ECOLOGY AND BIODIVERSITY .  \nWHAT DOES AN AGRONOMIST DO?  \nBy definition, an agronomist is a go-between for farmers and researchers. They are sometimes called ‘crop doctors’ because they look after the health and well-being of crops used for fuel, food production, and land reclamation. They are well-trained in caring for, studying and researching crops. So, they work in the field of agriculture using their knowledge to make recommendations to farmers. Their experience is gathered by reviewing research, and they often make suggestions to farmers about new scientific developments that will help support their growing operation. Agronomists also ensure that recent developments in crop varieties, crop rotation, tillage systems, and disease and pest control are adequately implemented on the farm.  \nThere is a great demand for agronomists in the agriculture industry today as producing profitable crops is becoming more complex every year. There are so many things to consider – machinery, equipment, technology – that farmers require the extra support, and a good agronomist can bethe one to provide that.  \nTHERE ARE A NUMBER OF PLACES AGRONOMISTS CAN FIND EMPLOYMENT . THEY INCLUDE:  \n Crop consulting and farm management firms  \n Seed or horticulture companies  \n Agricultural chemical or fertilizer companies  \n Federal, provincial/territorial, or municipal government departments  \n Colleges, universities and foreign aid agencies  \nWhat are some of the things farmers should consider when choosing an agronomist to work with?  \nAG T EC H  \nCA R E E R  \nS E R I ES  \nAGRONOMIST - PG 2  \nJob Description  \nSTUDYING SOIL , PLANTS , AND PRODUCTS TO BETTER U N D E RSTA N D C RO P N E E DS A N D D EV E LO P MO R E  \nEFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT FARMING PRACTICES  \nDUTIES  \n Conduct experiments with crops in a lab  \n Engage with farmers to discuss potential farm improvements  \n Work with researchers to come up with new ideas  \n Solve problems related to farming practices  \n Find ways to protect plants from harsh weather or climate  \n Travel to visit farms and meet with operators  \n Present research at conferences or publish it in journals  \n Develop new, sustainable methods of farming  \n Conserve and recycle water and other resources  \nRequirement  \nTo pursue a career in agronomy you will need the following high school courses (agricultural education, biology, mathematics, chemistry and computer science) and a bachelor’s/master’s degree in agronomy or a related field. 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