• Studying plants and soil in order to develop better planting, cultivation, and harvesting techniques, improve crop yield, and solve problems facing the agriculture industry.
• Researching, developing, and promoting farming practices or products that diminish the effects of changes in soil, climate, and weather or prevent damage from pests.
• Visiting fields to collect seed, plant, and soil samples and testing samples for nutritional deficiencies, diseases, or other changes.
• Assisting with the plant selection process and the development of planting and irrigation schedules, budgets, and timelines.
• Keeping detailed records regarding fields, customers, crops, and samples.
• Generating reports and presenting findings to management, clients, or other interested parties.
• Promoting products and techniques through educational presentations.
• Managing teams of scientists while conducting field visits or laboratory work.
• Selling personalized consultation services to clients.
• Company’s pages managing and answering the doubted question from public for any technical, types of fertilizers, where to buy, become dialers’ information, job announcement or any.
• Any other tasks assigned by GM/Top

• Agricultural managers or farm managers are responsible for the daily planning, organisation, supervision and administration of activities on farm estates. Typical responsibilities include:
o forward planning
o making policy decisions
o budgeting and maintaining accurate financial records
o organising sales and purchases of livestock, farm equipment, crops and agricultural products
o handling paperwork and keeping administrative records
o recruiting, training/instructing and supervising farm workers
o making sure that work progresses satisfactorily
o ensuring compliance with government regulations and health and safety standards
o keeping an up-to-date knowledge of pests and diseases
o ensuring that the farm is profitable and meets projected financial targets
o organising maintenance/repair of farm property, equipment and machinery
o advertising and marketing farm products or the work of the farmer.
o Variations in workloads relate to seasonal demands – some unsociable hours may be necessary during busy periods (eg during harvesting or lambing) and managers will be expected to deal with emergencies.