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 Nature of the Work

Employment

Job Outlook
Nature of the Work
Agricultural engineers apply knowledge of engineering
technology and biological science to agriculture. They design
agricultural machinery and equipment and agricultural structures.
Some specialties include power systems and machinery design;
structures and environment; and food and bioprocess engineering.
They develop ways to conserve soil and water and to improve the
processing of agricultural products. Agricultural engineers work
in research and development, production, sales or management.
Employment
Most agricultural engineers
worked for professional, scientific, and technical services,
supplying consultant services to farmers and farm-related
industries.
Others worked in a wide variety of industries, including crops and
livestock as well as manufacturing and government
Job Outlook
Employment of agricultural engineers is expected to increase very fast. The growing interest
in standardization of agricultural equipment should
result in increased employment of agricultural engineers.
Job opportunities also should result from the increasing demand
for agricultural products, the continued efforts for more
efficient agricultural production, and the increasing emphasis on
the conservation of resources.
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