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Tasmania is a world leader in agriculture and what we produce is in high demand around the world. That means plenty of job opportunities now and even more in the future. Our agriculture, forestry and fisheries employ around 14,000 people and that number increases every year.
Careers
Big decisions, bigger impact - farm managers, agritourism operators and agribusiness leaders deciding what gets grown, where it goes and who eats it.
Big decisions, bigger impact - farm managers, agritourism operators and agribusiness leaders deciding what gets grown, where it goes and who eats it.
In agribusiness you can support smart decision-making for the future, working with businesses from local to global scales across supply chains, value chains and trade.
Inform the policy that shapes the future of agriculture. From climate change to trade, biosecurity to animal welfare, policy has the power to drive change.
Empower and inspire our communities with education, from school-aged students to agriculture industry professionals seeking to grow skills in specialist courses.
Agrifood and agritourism entrepreneurs bring bright business ideas to life by developing new food and beverages, and hosting unique farm-based events, experiences, and accommodation.
Extension and field officers share knowledge and techniques with growers and communities, helping them adopt better practices for their crops, soils, animals, and the environment.
Contribute to agriculture with international impact. International aid officers work with a range of partners to build food security, improve farming practices, and create better livelihoods.
Contribute to the essential management of water in agriculture, including planning, design, installation, and maintenance of water delivery systems and strategies that support productive farms and sustainable environments.
Coordinate the production, processing, storage, and distribution of agricultural products to ensure timely delivery whilst minimising waste and costs.
Put leadership into action running a farm business - manage day-to-day operations, staff, livestock, crops, budgets and business decisions.
Ensure that products, services, and business processes meet industry regulation and standards to support safety and quality across the supply chain.
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