Agricultural

Engineer in

the

Department

of

Agrarian

Reform,

other

government and private institutions performs and supervises engineering work

related to the use and development of agricultural land, buildings, machines and
equipment.
Agricultural

Inspector

ensure

that

agricultural

entities

comply

with

government regulations. These workers may review and audit logging, fishing or
farming operations to ensure that all procedures, goods and equipment comply
with safety and health regulations.
Agricultural

consultant

specialist

advisers

who

provide

technical,

commercial and financial advice and information to farming, agricultural and

public sector staf
Agricultural

Crop

Specialist apply geospatial technologies, including

geographic information systems (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS), to

agricultural production or management activities, such as pest scouting, sitespecific pesticide application, yield mapping, or variable-rate irrigation. May use
computers to develop or analyze maps or remote sensing images to compare
physical topography with data on soils, fertilizer, pests, or weather.
Agri-business technician work in a support role to scientists or managers
conducting experiments and performing research; much of this work is done
within agriculture or food science.
Agricultural Mechanic professional farming technicians that deal with the
maintenance and repair of cultivation machines. In addition, mechanics may
test machine systems and troubleshoot problems if errors occur.
Pesticide Technician responsible for identifying, selecting, mixing, and
applying chemical or manual solutions to get rid of pests; identifies pest
problem and appropriate solution, applies chemical or trap, and removes dead
rodents.

Sales representative and/or extension agents of agricultural and chemical

companies.
Horticulturist involved in the growing, distributing and selling of food crops
and plants.
Aquaculturist propagate aquatic species for purposes of human food
production,

supplementing

fished

populations,

augmenting

imperiled

populations, or public display in aquariums.

Fisheries and Aquatic Resource Analyst work closely with members of
other business groups and stakeholders to identify and analyze issues relating to
fisheries.
Fish Processing Supervisor directly supervise and coordinate the activities
of production and operating workers, such as inspectors, precision workers,
machine setters and operators, assemblers, fabricators, and plant and system
operators.
Fisheries extension worker advise, instruct, and assist individuals and
families engaged in fisheries and aquaculture, fish production-related processes,
or home economics activities.
Aquatic resource specialist study animals and plants living in the water and
to record how the environmental conditions like salinity, temperature, light, acid,
oxygen content and other environment related factors afect them.
Fisheries Biologist study fish and supervise eforts to conserve natural
habitats. Some work on boats collecting samples and documenting statistics.
Fish Biologist Technicians help scientists in experiments dealing mainly
with living organisms specifically diferent fish species and other aquatic and
marine life.

Fisheries and wildlife scientists perform research in support of fisheries

and wildlife management, often by expanding our knowledge of individual
physiology or ecology, population ecology or genetics, or landscape ecology.
Biological technicians work in a laboratory setting and conduct experiments
as part of a research team. They may gather and prepare test materials and
document the results of scientific experiments for analysis.