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Tasmania is a world leader in agricultural 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
Agricultural scientists research and develop methods to improve the productivity and sustainability of agricultural practices. You'll work across labs and the field, analysing soil, crops, and livestock.
Precision agriculture technicians use data, sensors, drones and GPS technology to help farmers make smarter decisions. It's the perfect career for tech-savvy people who love the outdoors.
Agribusiness managers bridge the worlds of agriculture and commerce. They handle everything from supply chain logistics and market analysis to export strategy and financial planning.
Horticulturalists grow and manage plants for food, medicine, and ornamental purposes. Tasmania's diverse growing regions offer incredible variety — from berry farms to lavender fields.
Farm managers oversee the day-to-day operations of agricultural properties. From managing staff and budgets to coordinating planting and harvest schedules, no two days are the same.
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