In the field of agricultural management, one is responsible for the planning, organization and control of agricultural enterprises or plants. The main task includes the optimization of production processes, the strategic planning of growing and harvesting times, as well as the management of resources. Experts in this field often work closely with farmers, consultants and other stakeholders to ensure efficient and sustainable agriculture.
In Germany, the average salary for agricultural scientists and agricultural engineers is about 44,954 euros per year. An entry salary is about 39,000 euros per year. In smaller companies (<100 employees) you can pay about 39,602 euros, while medium-sized companies pay about 44,721 euros. Large companies offer salaries of 10,318 euros and very large companies (>20,000 employees) even up to 58,852 euros. Regional differences are also to be considered, as in regions such as Hessen and Bavaria higher salaries are to be expected.
A career in agricultural management usually requires a degree in agricultural sciences, agricultural economics, or a related field.Many universities offer specialized courses that deal with the economic and ecological aspects of agriculture.Practical experience through internships in agricultural enterprises or organizations is also an advantage.
Agricultural management experts have a wide range of career opportunities in agriculture, agriculture and related fields. They can work in food production companies, consulting firms or government institutions. They also have the opportunity to take on leadership positions or specialize in specific areas such as sustainable agriculture or agricultural technology.
