Wysocki Family Farms, a values-driven, family-owned farm operation based in Plainfield, Wisconsin, is now seeking an experienced, passionate, and strategically minded Regional Agronomist to join their agronomy and farm operations team. This comprehensive, full-time role places the successful candidate at the very core of farm operations — leading every stage of the crop lifecycle from strategic planning and soil health management through scouting, pest and nutrient management, irrigation, harvest, and post-harvest quality monitoring — all with the goal of maximizing crop yield, quality, and operational efficiency across assigned regional fields.
About Wysocki Family Farms — Wisconsin Agricultural Excellence
Company Type: Family-owned farm operation — values-driven, community-rooted, and committed to agricultural excellence in Wisconsin
Location: Plainfield, Wisconsin — a key agricultural community in central Wisconsin’s productive farming region
Operations: Comprehensive crop farm operations covering planting, soil health, pest management, irrigation, harvest, and storage across multiple regional fields
Culture: Collaborative, supportive, and people-first — with a strong commitment to ongoing career development, innovation, and team success
EEO: Wysocki Family Farms is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Employer committed to diversity and inclusion in all employment decisions
Compensation & Benefits Package
Salary: Competitive base salary with performance bonus — commensurate with experience and qualifications
Retirement: 401(k) with employer match — strong retirement savings support from day one
Health: Health, Dental, and Vision insurance coverage for employees
Time Off: Paid Time Off (PTO) — supporting work-life balance for all team members
Education: Education reimbursement for both past and future academic achievements — a genuine investment in your professional growth
Career: Ongoing personal career planning and professional development support throughout your journey with Wysocki Family Farms
Position Overview
The Regional Agronomist at Wysocki Family Farms in Plainfield, Wisconsin is a comprehensive agronomic leadership role spanning the entire crop production cycle — from strategic field planning and soil health management through planting, scouting, IPM, irrigation management, crop progress tracking, harvest support, and post-harvest quality monitoring. This professional works as a key partner to Farm Managers, the Agronomy team, and Operations leadership — providing expert agronomic guidance, data-driven decision-making, and hands-on field management expertise that directly drives yield, quality, and farm efficiency outcomes. If you are a qualified agronomist actively searching for Regional Agronomist jobs in Plainfield, Wisconsin or the broader Midwest USA in 2026, this exceptional full-time opportunity with a family-owned Wisconsin farm offers competitive salary and bonus, outstanding benefits from day one, and genuine long-term career development in one of America’s most important and rewarding agricultural careers.
Why This Role Matters: As Regional Agronomist at Wysocki Family Farms Plainfield Wisconsin, you sit at the very heart of farm operations — making strategic agronomic decisions that directly impact crop yield, quality, and profitability across every field in your assigned region, apply your expertise in soil science, crop production, integrated pest management, irrigation, and harvest management in a hands-on, results-oriented Wisconsin farming environment where your agronomic judgment truly matters, work for a family-owned operation that invests meaningfully in your career — offering competitive salary and bonus, 401k match, education reimbursement, and personalized career planning from day one, lead regional scouting programs, establish field standards, train agronomy teams, and build a track record of agronomic excellence across one of Wisconsin’s dedicated crop production operations, and contribute to the future of sustainable, high-performance Midwest agriculture — driving innovation, continuous improvement, and data-driven agronomy in a collaborative, people-first farm culture.
Key Responsibilities
Crop Planning, Field Strategy & Soil Management
- Develop and execute comprehensive crop plans for assigned regional fields — setting clear yield and quality targets, identifying agronomic risks, and building practical mitigation strategies in close partnership with Agronomy and Farm leadership
- Oversee all soil health programs across the region — including cover crop programs, soil amendments, fumigation planning, and long-term field productivity management strategies aligned with sustainable farming goals
- Ensure complete field readiness before planting — verifying seed quality, coordinating field preparation activities, and monitoring planting operations to drive uniform crop emergence and early-season establishment
- Conduct post-season agronomic analysis — reviewing field performance data, drawing evidence-based conclusions, and contributing to continuous improvement of crop planning and agronomy strategy for future seasons
Scouting, Pest Management & Nutrient Programs
- Lead comprehensive regional scouting programs — establishing consistent observation standards, training scouting teams, and ensuring high-quality field data is captured systematically and accurately throughout the growing season
- Direct integrated pest management (IPM) programs across assigned fields — interpreting field data, making timely treatment decisions, coordinating application logistics, and ensuring full regulatory compliance for all pesticide activities
- Design and execute fertility and nutrient management programs — analyzing soil test results and crop tissue data to optimize nutrient applications for maximum crop health, yield, and quality outcomes
- Monitor fields continuously for pest, disease, and weed pressure — making proactive management decisions that protect crop yields and prevent economic losses across the regional farming operation
Irrigation Management & Crop Progress Tracking
- Monitor crop water requirements throughout the growing season — ensuring irrigation accuracy, coordinating irrigation schedules, and optimizing water use efficiency to maximize crop health and performance outcomes
- Track crop development stages systematically across assigned fields — analyzing growth data, providing accurate yield forecasts, and contributing reliable harvest timing estimates and risk assessments to farm leadership
- Analyze field data from multiple agronomic monitoring programs — synthesizing insights on soil moisture, crop stress, pest pressure, and nutrient status to inform timely and effective management decisions
- Support harvest readiness planning — monitoring field conditions and crop quality indicators, escalating any risks that may impact yield or product quality to Farm Managers and Agronomy leadership
Storage, Post-Harvest & Data Management
- Evaluate crop quality entering storage post-harvest — monitoring storage conditions and communicating any quality risks or deviations to relevant operations and commercial stakeholders to maintain product integrity
- Ensure accurate agronomic data capture across all field operations — supporting the farm’s data management systems and contributing to trials, innovation efforts, and agronomy research initiatives as required
- Partner cross-functionally with Farm Managers, Agronomy leadership, and Operations teams — supporting a unified, collaborative, high-performing agronomy and farm management culture at Wysocki Family Farms
- Support agronomy strategy development — contributing field-level insights, regional performance data, and continuous improvement recommendations that advance the farm’s long-term agronomic and business objectives
Qualifications & Requirements
Educational Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Crop Science, Horticulture, Plant Science, Soil Science, or a closely related agricultural field is preferred — candidates with equivalent hands-on experience will also be considered
- Additional agronomic certifications such as Certified Crop Adviser (CCA), pesticide applicator license, or precision agriculture credentials are considered meaningful advantages for this regional field role
Experience Requirements
- Proven hands-on experience in crop production, soil management, and pest and nutrient management — the core technical competencies required for success as a Regional Agronomist at Wysocki Family Farms
- Practical field experience in a Midwest or Northern US agricultural environment — including familiarity with Wisconsin or similar regional crop production systems, soil types, and growing conditions
- Experience leading field scouting programs, making IPM treatment decisions, and managing fertility programs across multiple fields or production units is a strong and valued advantage for this role
Key Skills & Competencies
- Strong agronomic knowledge across the full crop lifecycle — from soil preparation and planting through crop development, harvest, and storage quality management
- Data-driven decision-making capability — proficiency in collecting, analyzing, and applying field data to make timely, evidence-based agronomic management decisions
- Strong collaborative and communication skills — ability to work effectively with Farm Managers, Agronomy teams, and Operations in a unified, cross-functional farm management structure
- Flexibility and physical stamina for outdoor field work across varying Wisconsin seasonal and weather conditions throughout the full crop production year
Wisconsin Agriculture & Agronomist Career Opportunity
Market Demand: Wisconsin is one of the most agriculturally productive states in the USA — with growing demand for experienced Regional Agronomists across its diverse crop production, dairy feed, and specialty agriculture sectors
Family Farm Culture: Wysocki Family Farms offers the unique combination of a mission-driven family operation’s culture and values with the professional resources, benefits, and career development of a serious agricultural employer
Career Path: Regional Agronomist roles provide a clear advancement pathway to Senior Agronomist, Agronomy Manager, and Director of Agronomy positions within growing family and commercial farm operations
Education Reimbursement: Wysocki’s commitment to paying for both past and future education is a genuinely rare and valuable benefit that makes this one of the most career-supportive agronomy positions available in Wisconsin today
About Wysocki Family Farms
Wysocki Family Farms is a values-driven, family-owned farm operation based in Plainfield, Wisconsin — committed to agricultural excellence, sustainable crop production, and building a high-performing team culture where every employee’s growth and success is genuinely supported. The farm offers a competitive compensation package including salary and performance bonus, a comprehensive benefits package with health, dental, vision, and 401k with employer match, paid time off, and a genuinely exceptional commitment to education reimbursement for both past and future academic achievements. As an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, Wysocki Family Farms welcomes agronomists from all backgrounds who share a passion for crop science, soil health, and collaborative farm team excellence.
Apply Now: Submit your application for the Regional Agronomist role in Plainfield, Wisconsin and join a family farm team that genuinely invests in your career, your knowledge, and your future in agriculture.
Who Should Apply?
- Agronomy or Crop Science Graduates: With hands-on crop production, soil management, and IPM experience seeking a regional field leadership role in Wisconsin’s agricultural sector
- Certified Crop Advisers (CCA): With regional scouting, fertility management, and data-driven agronomic decision-making experience in Midwest crop production environments
- Experienced Farm Agronomists: Looking for a collaborative, benefits-rich career with a values-driven family farm operation in Plainfield, Wisconsin with genuine career advancement support
- Irrigation & Precision Agriculture Specialists: With experience managing crop water requirements, field monitoring programs, and precision agronomy data systems in commercial crop production
- Sustainable Agriculture Advocates: Passionate about soil health, cover crops, IPM, and data-driven continuous improvement in crop production — ready to apply these values daily at Wysocki Family Farms
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