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?? Stuck in Your Agriculture Career? Here's the Solution! ?? If you're pursuing or have completed a degree in agriculture but feel lost on the next step, we've got you covered! ?? ? Your Complete Agriculture Career Roadmap awaits you. Whether you're unsure about the right path or need guidance to achieve your dream job in agriculture, this roadmap will be your game-changer. ?? How to Get Your Roadmap: 1?? Follow our page for valuable insights. 2?? Comment “Agriculture” below. 3?? We'll send the roadmap directly to your DM once you follow us! ?? Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock the full potential of your agriculture career! ?? #AgricultureCareer #CareerInAgriculture #AgricultureJobs #AgricultureStudents #RoadmapToSuccess #AgricultureFuture #CareerGuidance #YDKeBol #AgricultureOpportunities #EducationMatters

Ready to Make REAL Money in Agriculture? You're young, you're passionate, and you're ready to make your mark in agriculture. But let's be real, we all want to make a good living while we're at it, right? Here's the good news: Agriculture is booming, and there's a huge opportunity for ambitious young professionals like you. Want to find your path to success in agribusiness? ? Follow me: I'm sharing insights, strategies, and real-world advice to help you build a fulfilling and profitable career in agriculture. It's time to turn your passion into a powerful force. Let's build a future where agriculture is not just a job, it's a thriving industry that empowers the next generation. #InvestInYourFuture #InvestInAgriculture #AgCareers #MakeItHappen3

On Nov 11, Top 50 Farmers will open nominations for its first cohort, inviting regenerative farmers across Europe to serve as role models and catalysts in advancing the adoption of and transition to regenerative agriculture, inspiring new talent, and ensuring a future where regenerative agriculture thrives. Top 50 Farmers also offers pathways to capital market opportunities and peer-to-peer connection. The nomination process will result in an opportunity to amplify and better support the collective experiences of farmers leading the way globally and within their own communities. Do you know a farmer who should apply?? ? Tag them below to let them know about this opportunity.?

Here's my 2024 LinkedIn Rewind, by Coauthor: Like every growing season, 2024 taught me that the best yields come from nurturing both roots and new growth. ?? This year brought a special kind of harvest - returning from maternity leave to discover new depths in both my agricultural roots and talent acquisition role. Just as farmers know the importance of timing and patience, I learned to balance motherhood with my passion for connecting people to agricultural opportunities. Key moments that shaped our field in 2024: ? Completed 11 professional certifications in recruiting and leadership ? Successfully transitioned back to work as a new mom, bringing fresh perspective to talent development ? Maintained strong connections to farm life while expanding agricultural recruitment initiatives ? Celebrated Syngenta's recognition as the #1 agricultural employer globally Looking ahead to 2025: Just as farmers prepare their fields for the next season, I'm focused on cultivating strong talent pipelines for agriculture's future while maintaining that crucial connection between corporate recruiting and real-world farming. To every agricultural professional considering their next move: Your experience matters, your perspective is valuable, and there's room for growth in this vital industry. ?? #Agriculture #SyngentaCareers #Farming #TeamSyngenta

Chimamanda said it very well- Beware of the danger of a single story. So guys, you know how agriculture for me is not only a career, but a purpose project? Well Last week in partnership with Shujaaz, I moderated a round table of young African leaders in the Agricultural space, funders,implementers, value actors..... to unpack the good stuff & not so good stuff about the industry. What a conversation! Laughter and reminiscing on why agriculture was not our no.1 career option growing up and what we would do different now ...knowing what we know, so as to drop the ladder for those coming into it now. Remember my intro -the danger of a single story? Well Agriculture is an industry that has been impacted by a single story of negativity and stereotyping to the extent that there is little curiosity and aspiration in this space, Yet this is an industry that is a growth space hungry for tech, manufacturing set up from cottage to mega processing, marketing..you name it there is boundless opportunity. As we dug deeper past the previous generations stereotypical outlook on it as a place where people who have no hope go...in Kenyanese...'Kurudi Ocha'.. We realised that for most of us we did not pick agriculture as a first choice career...... so before we ask other young people why it is not their first choice (yes I added myself there-i am young in spirit) we need to self examine and ask ourselves as agricultural practitioners what were the barriers we faced Guys, here are some of the answers:- 1. Agriculture in high school was used as a punishment, why would anyone willingly go to take up what already is seen as negative? 2. Social denigration-when one does it one is seen as someone without prospects-In fact for African parents they would not publicly say their child is a farmer.... as loud as they would were they a lawyer or a doctor! Woii! 3. Most Africans have experienced farming from a 'broke people perspective' not from the organized progressive new ways of farming, large scale perspective or even intensive small space farming where people mint millions in agriculture. Knowing what we know now, here we are loving the space...because agriculture is not just production..it is a huge industry.. so clearly our mandate as passion players in this industry is to create the bridge that showcases how lucrative this industry is and why we love to play in food systems.... I am so excited for where agriculture and food systems is headed!! Luckily Shujaaz Inc is compiling a report that has interviewed the youth and players in the industry, with some key insights that will help us understand better how we can breathe life into this industry,can't wait!! Thankyou my African Food Fellowship fellows Grace N. Njoroge Janet Ngombalu. Asante Stefano Carcoforo Luise Indimuli Wanjeri Mbugua Mwandwe Chileshe Mumbi Musyimi Moses K. Pierra Nyaruai and the farmers from the Shujaaz farm network. Thankyou Bridget Deacon and team Phyllis Mburu-Karebe for hosting us.

Career Development in Agriculture: Growing Your Pathway ?? Are you looking to advance your career in agriculture? Here’s a simple tip to help you grow: Stay Curious and Keep Learning! The agriculture industry is constantly evolving with new technologies, sustainable practices, and market trends. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to climb the ladder, investing in your education and staying updated with industry developments is key. What’s one skill or area of agriculture you’d like to develop this year? Share it in the comments! Let’s learn and grow together! #AgricultureCareers #CareerGrowth #ContinuousLearning

The focus for this week as we diversify our knowledge on the value chain of agriculture is career opportunities and how young professionals can navigate different sectors to achieve their goals in agriculture. Have you ever thought of exploring career paths in Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources such as animal production and horticulture? This includes understanding the science behind it and the innovation required in Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering, & Logistics to ensure that we increase crop yields and develop sustainability in the long run. I encourage all young professionals to explore opportunities in Business & Finance or even Government, Law & Public Service as there are numerous career paths that exist beyond the traditional farm setting. As #abutispinach I am passionate about driving this conversation and I want to hear from you, what are the some of the challenges you face when navigating different career paths in agriculture? #Agvocate #AgroDiplomacy ??????

Why Youths Should Actively Engage in Agriculture We often show interest in gaining knowledge, but when opportunities come our way, the zeal to seize them becomes low. As a young individual (18–30 years), it's time to change the narrative. Agriculture is not just a profession; it’s a pathway to innovation, sustainability, and wealth creation. WHY AGRICULTURAL SECTOR: 1. Growing Global Demand for Food The world’s population is increasing, and the need for sustainable food production is critical. By venturing into agriculture, you contribute to solving one of humanity’s greatest challenges. 2. Innovation Opportunities The industry is evolving with technology—hydroponics, precision farming, and smart agriculture are transforming how food is grown. Youths have the creativity and adaptability needed to harness these innovations. 3. Job Creation & Financial Independence Agriculture offers diverse career paths—from farming and processing to agribusiness and consultancy. It’s a sector where you can build a profitable career or enterprise. 4. Impact on Society Agriculture empowers communities by providing food security and reducing poverty. As a young person, you have the energy to make an impact on both a local and global scale. 5. Unlimited Opportunities for Growth The agricultural space is vast and inclusive. Whether you’re interested in marketing, technology, or sustainability, there’s a role for you. TAKE ACTION TODAY As you strive for growth, learn to invest in knowledge, seize opportunities, and collaborate with professionals in your field of interest. Agriculture is a field that rewards consistency, innovation, and hard work. Let’s build a better future—one seed, one farm, one innovation at a time. #Lawracfarms #Femaleinagriculture #GrowthWithMarthaOkenyi #PersonalBrandingAndConsistencyChallenge #YouthsInAgriculture #AgricultureCareers #SustainableFarming

Gain the skills you need to excel your career in agriculture! ???? ????????. The Digital Agriculture Fundamentals Program from Palette Skills consists of 150 hours of training, designed to get participants to the forefront of digitization in agricultural production and processing. #CanadasPremierFoodCorridor #Agriculture #workforcedevelopment

Agriculture is at a turning point. I know many of us feel it. But here's the hard truth for many Ag-related companies: the only way forward is responsibly scaling, prioritizing revenue, and moving faster than we might feel ready for. Farmers are already getting ready for spring planting, and biologicals are gaining real traction. If your product isn’t in the mix by March, the opportunity to enter this season is lost. Hiring a few full-time roles to get there might seem logical, but it’s costly and slow. Instead, strategic partnerships now can fast-track growth without the massive investment. Right now, we have a small window to act. Waiting means more than just missed revenue—it means missing the momentum this market is finally building. #Agriculture #Biologicals #SustainableFarming #Growth