A well-established agricultural operation in Stevens Point, Wisconsin — placed by award-winning recruitment firm GPAC (Growing People and Companies) — is seeking a motivated and hands-on Farm Agronomist to join its crop production team. This full-time, field-focused role is perfect for someone with real farming experience or on-farm agronomy know-how who genuinely enjoys working outdoors and driving results through soil sampling, field scouting, and agronomic data management. The position offers a competitive salary of $50,000 – $65,000+ depending on experience, an excellent benefits package, and a real long-term career opportunity with a stable and reputable agricultural operation.
About the Role — Farm Agronomist Stevens Point WI
Operation Type: Stable agricultural operation with multiple farm locations across Wisconsin
Role Focus: Hands-on agronomy — soil sampling, field scouting, crop health monitoring, agronomic data management
Compensation: $50,000 – $65,000+ depending on experience, plus excellent benefits package
Career Outlook: Long-term, stable career opportunity within an established and growing agricultural operation
Placed By: GPAC — award-winning national search firm specializing in agricultural and professional placements since 1990
Why This Farm Agronomist Role Is a Career-Defining Opportunity
Competitive Pay: $50,000 – $65,000+ DOE with an excellent benefits package — strong compensation for a field agronomy role in Wisconsin
Hands-On Environment: A true field-first role where you spend real time outdoors managing crop health and soil performance — not behind a desk
Long-Term Stability: A permanent, long-term career opportunity with a stable, established agricultural operation in Central Wisconsin
Real Impact: Your agronomic decisions directly influence crop yields, soil health, and the overall performance of multiple farm locations
Position Overview
As a Farm Agronomist in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, you will be the on-the-ground agronomic authority for a multi-location agricultural operation — responsible for monitoring crop health, managing soil conditions, collecting and analyzing field data, and working closely with farm management on day-to-day crop production decisions. This is a genuinely hands-on role designed for an agronomist who loves the field as much as the data — someone who understands the rhythm of a farming operation, knows how to read a crop and a soil test, and can translate that knowledge into actionable, yield-driving recommendations. If you bring a farming background, solid crop science fundamentals, and strong data management skills, this role in Wisconsin’s rich agricultural landscape offers everything you need to build a rewarding, long-term agronomy career.
Why This Role Matters: As Farm Agronomist in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, every soil sample you take, every field you scout, and every crop input decision you support has a direct impact on the agricultural operation’s yields, efficiency, and long-term land health. You are not just an advisor — you are an active partner in the success of every acre under management. In Wisconsin’s competitive and climate-diverse agricultural environment, a skilled, data-driven agronomist with real field presence is one of the most valuable professionals a farming operation can have.
Key Responsibilities
Soil Sampling & Field Scouting
- Conduct systematic soil sampling programs across multiple farm locations — collecting representative samples and coordinating timely lab analysis to support crop nutrition decisions
- Perform regular field scouting across all managed acres — identifying crop stress indicators, pest and disease pressure, weed competition, and soil condition variations
- Evaluate soil test results and field observations to develop targeted, data-driven fertilizer and soil amendment recommendations that optimize yields and soil health
- Maintain accurate, up-to-date field maps and sampling records that provide clear, historical reference data for agronomy planning and input management decisions
Crop Health Monitoring & Field Performance Management
- Monitor crop health, growth stages, and overall field performance across all farm locations throughout the entire growing season with consistent, structured field visits
- Identify early signs of nutrient deficiencies, disease pressure, insect damage, or environmental stress and develop timely, cost-effective management responses
- Track crop development against projected yield goals and agronomic benchmarks — escalating concerns to farm management with clear field observations and supporting data
- Support cover crop, rotation, and soil health improvement decisions by contributing agronomic expertise and field-based evidence to farm management discussions
Agronomic Data Management & Record Keeping
- Collect, organize, and manage agronomic data using Microsoft Excel and other farm management software tools — ensuring data accuracy, completeness, and accessibility
- Maintain detailed, well-organized records of field observations, soil sampling results, scouting notes, and agronomic recommendations across all farm locations
- Use agronomic data to identify performance trends, yield-limiting factors, and input efficiency opportunities that can drive continuous improvement season over season
- Prepare clear, actionable agronomic reports and summaries for farm management that translate field data into practical production and input planning guidance
Agronomy Planning & Crop Input Decision Support
- Assist farm management with agronomy planning — including seed selection, fertilizer planning, crop protection recommendations, and field-by-field input management strategies
- Support crop input decisions by providing soil test interpretation, field performance analysis, and comparative agronomic data to optimize investment and maximize yields
- Collaborate closely with farm management on day-to-day crop production operations — serving as a trusted technical resource throughout the full production cycle
- Stay current on agronomy best practices, new crop varieties, precision agriculture technologies, and soil health research relevant to Wisconsin’s agricultural environment
Qualifications & Requirements
Educational Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Agriculture, Crop Science, Soil Science, or a related field is preferred — equivalent practical farming or agronomy experience will also be considered
- Certification as a Certified Crop Adviser (CCA) or progress toward CCA certification is a meaningful professional advantage for this role
Experience Requirements
- Prior farming background or hands-on on-farm agronomy experience is a significant plus — real-world field knowledge is highly valued alongside academic credentials
- Good working understanding of crop production systems, soil management principles, and fertilizer and crop protection input management in a Midwest or Wisconsin agricultural context
- Experience managing multiple field locations simultaneously, maintaining organized field records, and delivering clear agronomic recommendations to farm operators
Skills & Competencies
- Strong computer skills — particularly Microsoft Excel for data collection, tracking, and analysis — along with familiarity with farm management or agronomy software tools
- Comfortable and confident working outdoors in all field conditions throughout the growing season — physically capable of sustained field scouting and soil sampling work
- Self-motivated, well-organized, and capable of managing multiple field locations and agronomic priorities independently without direct daily supervision
- Strong verbal and written communication skills — able to convey agronomic findings and recommendations clearly and practically to farm management and operational teams
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive Salary: $50,000 – $65,000+ depending on experience — strong compensation benchmarked to the Wisconsin agricultural market
- Excellent Benefits Package: Comprehensive benefits covering health, wellbeing, and professional support for long-term career success
- Long-Term Career Opportunity: A stable, permanent role with a well-established and growing agricultural operation in Central Wisconsin
- Hands-On Agricultural Environment: A field-first role where your agronomy expertise is valued, applied, and directly reflected in farm performance outcomes
About GPAC — Growing People and Companies Since 1990
This Farm Agronomist opportunity in Stevens Point, Wisconsin is placed by GPAC (Growing People and Companies), an award-winning national search firm specializing in placing quality professionals across multiple industries — including agriculture, agronomy, and food production — throughout the United States. Since 1990, GPAC has built a strong reputation for being extremely competitive, client-focused, and consistently delivering the right talent solutions at the right time. GPAC is committed to equal opportunity employment — all qualified applicants are considered regardless of race, age, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, genetic information, or any other status protected by applicable law.
Ready to Grow Your Agronomy Career? Apply now to join a stable, rewarding agricultural operation in Central Wisconsin where your field expertise, agronomic knowledge, and passion for crop production will be recognized, valued, and well-compensated from day one.
Who Should Apply?
- Agronomy Graduates: With Bachelor’s degrees in Agronomy, Agriculture, Crop Science, or Soil Science and a genuine passion for hands-on, field-based crop management work
- On-Farm Agronomists: With direct field experience in soil sampling, field scouting, crop health monitoring, and agronomic data management on multi-location farm operations
- Farmers & Agricultural Professionals: With practical farming backgrounds and strong crop production knowledge looking to transition into or formalize a career in agronomy
- Certified Crop Advisers (CCA): Or candidates actively pursuing CCA certification who want a permanent, hands-on field agronomy role with a stable Wisconsin agricultural operation
- Data-Driven Agronomists: With strong Excel and farm management software skills who combine field presence with the analytical discipline to turn data into actionable yield-improving recommendations
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