Agricultural Careers

6. A person who studies insects and how they affect crops and livestock.
8. A scientist who studies the biology of plants, from tiny mosses to giant trees.
10. Someone who uses computers and data to analyze plant or animal DNA.
11. A person who manages the growth and health of forests and timber.
14. A person who grows and sells young plants, shrubs, and trees.
16. a scientific professional who evaluates the impact of human activities on natural ecosystems, air, and water, usually to ensure regulatory compliance and promote sustainability
18. A specific type of scientist who focuses on the cultivation of fruits and nuts.
19. A professional who designs farm machinery, buildings, and water systems.
20. A person who develops new flavors, snacks, and ways to keep food safe.
21. A "tree surgeon" who focuses on the health and safety of individual trees.
22. A specialist who focuses on growing flowers and ornamental plants.
23. A professional who checks farms and factories to make sure our food is safe to eat.

1. Also called an beekeeper; they manage hives to produce honey and pollinate crops.
2. A scientist who specializes in soil management and crop production.
3. an independent agent or firm that facilitates the buying and selling of food products across national borders
4. A person who raises cows or goats specifically to produce milk and cheese.
5. An expert who studies how water moves across the land and helps with irrigation.
7. A person who grows edible crops like carrots or broccoli for people to eat.
9. A scientist who uses living organisms to make or improve products.
12. A specialist who creates healthy "recipes" and diets for farm animals.
13. Someone who owns or works on a large farm that raises cattle or sheep for meat.
15. A researcher who studies plant DNA to create stronger, "super" seeds.
17. A person who protects and manages open grasslands for wildlife and livestock.