Agricultural and Forestry Scientists work in most parts of Australia. They work primarily in Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing; Science and Technical Services; and Wholesale Trade industries. The sector was booming in recent years and moderate growth is projected in the future.
Full-time work is common. Minimum requirements for Agricultural and Forestry Scientists include bachelor’s degree and relevant work experience.
Agricultural Consultant
ANZSCO ID 234111
Job Description
specialist advisers who provide technical, commercial and financial advice and information to farming, agricultural and public-sector staff.
Specialisations:
Agricultural Extension Officer
Landcare Officer
Agricultural Scientist
ANZSCO ID 234112
Job Description
Research and implement cost-effective ways of producing agricultural products by researching and experimenting with plant yields, animal reproduction and nutrition, and farm management
Specialisation:
Agronomist
Forester
ANZSCO ID 234113
Job Description
study and manage forests, rangelands, and other natural areas, working generally as conservation scientists
Specialisations:
Forestry Adviser
Forestry Consultant
Agricultural Engineer
ANZSCO ID 233912
Job Description
Use bioscience and engineering technology to develop agricultural land, buildings, machinery, equipment, structures, electrification, soil and water conservation and processing of agricultural products
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