Wysocki Family Farms, a leading agricultural operation in Plainfield, Wisconsin, is seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Agronomist to support farm operations and maximize crop performance. This is an exceptional opportunity for an agricultural professional passionate about crop science and field management. As Agronomist, you’ll develop and execute crop plans, oversee soil health programs, ensure field readiness and accurate planting, lead scouting programs, direct pest and nutrient management, monitor irrigation systems, track crop progress and forecasting, support harvest oversight, manage post-harvest operations, conduct continuous improvement analysis, and collaborate cross-functionally with farm and agronomy teams to support crop yield, quality, and operational efficiency.
About Wysocki Family Farms — Agricultural Excellence in Wisconsin
Organization: Wysocki Family Farms – Family-owned agricultural operation
Location: Plainfield, Wisconsin
Specialization: Crop production and farm management
Focus Areas: Agronomy, crop science, soil management, farm operations
Mission: Maximizing crop yield, quality, and operational efficiency
Agronomist Role — Crop Management & Field Operations Leadership
Department: Farm Operations & Agronomy
Primary Focus: Crop planning, field management, soil health, crop monitoring
Scope: Assigned fields with responsibility across entire crop lifecycle
Mission: Maximizing crop yield, quality, and operational efficiency
Agronomist Position Overview
The Agronomist position at Wysocki Family Farms represents a core agricultural leadership role supporting every stage of the crop lifecycle from strategic planning through harvest and post-harvest management. You’ll be at the heart of farm operations, implementing and overseeing all agronomic activities across assigned fields to maximize crop yield, quality, and operational efficiency. Your responsibilities include developing and executing comprehensive crop plans, setting yield and quality targets, identifying risks with mitigation strategies in partnership with Agronomy and Farm leadership, overseeing soil health programs including cover crops and amendments, ensuring field readiness and seed quality, conducting accurate planting operations, leading regional scouting programs with consistent, high-quality field observations, directing integrated pest management and fertility programs with data interpretation and treatment decisions, monitoring crop water needs and optimizing irrigation schedules, tracking crop development and providing yield forecasts, supporting harvest readiness while monitoring quality and field conditions, evaluating crop quality entering storage, conducting post-season analysis, and ensuring accurate data capture supporting innovation efforts.
As Agronomist, you’ll partner cross-functionally with Farm Managers, Agronomy teams, and Operations staff to support a unified, high-performing team. Your expertise combines practical field knowledge with crop science expertise, requiring understanding of crop production, soil management, pest and nutrient management practices, and data-driven decision-making. You’ll develop and maintain detailed knowledge of assigned fields, identify optimization opportunities, support regulatory compliance in agricultural practices, and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives. Your role directly impacts crop success, farm profitability, operational efficiency, sustainability, and team effectiveness. This position offers excellent opportunity for agricultural professionals with crop science education and production experience seeking roles combining field management, technical expertise, and operational leadership in Wisconsin agriculture.
Why This Role Matters: As Agronomist at Wysocki Family Farms, you maximize crop yield and quality through expert field management, optimize soil health and productivity, manage pest and nutrient programs effectively, support sustainable agricultural practices, lead scouting and field monitoring, advance agricultural career with family farming operation, work across entire crop lifecycle, collaborate with experienced agronomy team, contribute to farm profitability, and make meaningful impact on agricultural operations and Wisconsin farming community.
Key Responsibilities & Agronomist Duties
Crop Planning & Field Strategy Development
- Develop and execute comprehensive crop plans for assigned fields
- Set yield and quality targets based on field potential
- Identify agronomic risks with mitigation strategies
- Partner with Agronomy and Farm leadership on strategic planning
- Support crop rotation and field management planning
- Establish field-specific agronomic objectives
Soil & Field Management
- Oversee comprehensive soil health programs
- Manage cover crop planning and implementation
- Coordinate soil amendments and soil testing programs
- Plan and oversee fumigation activities
- Support long-term field productivity improvement
- Monitor soil conditions and implement improvements
Planting Preparation & Execution
- Ensure field readiness for planting operations
- Verify seed quality and appropriateness for fields
- Oversee accurate planting operations and timing
- Monitor planting to drive uniform crop emergence
- Address planting-related issues and troubleshoot problems
- Support optimal seeding rates and spacing
Scouting & Field Monitoring Programs
- Lead regional scouting programs and field observations
- Establish scouting standards and best practices
- Train teams on consistent, high-quality field observations
- Conduct regular field monitoring and assessments
- Identify emerging issues and crop stress indicators
- Document scouting data for analysis and decision-making
Pest & Nutrient Management
- Direct integrated pest management programs
- Manage fertility programs and nutrient management
- Interpret pest and nutrient data for treatment decisions
- Make treatment recommendations supporting crop health
- Ensure regulatory compliance in pest and nutrient management
- Monitor treatment effectiveness and adjust strategies
Irrigation & Crop Water Management
- Monitor crop water needs throughout growing season
- Ensure irrigation accuracy and system performance
- Coordinate irrigation schedules supporting crop development
- Optimize water use efficiency and application timing
- Support irrigation system maintenance and troubleshooting
- Track water availability and adjust plans accordingly
Crop Progress Tracking & Forecasting
- Track crop development and growth stages
- Analyze field data and performance metrics
- Provide yield forecasts based on field conditions
- Determine harvest timing recommendations
- Assess crop risk factors and mitigation approaches
- Communicate crop status to farm leadership
Harvest Oversight & Post-Harvest Management
- Support harvest readiness and preparation
- Monitor harvest quality and field conditions
- Escalate risks impacting yield or product quality
- Evaluate crop quality entering storage
- Monitor storage conditions and product integrity
- Communicate risks and concerns to management
Continuous Improvement & Data Management
- Conduct comprehensive post-season analysis
- Support agronomy strategy development
- Ensure accurate field data capture and records
- Contribute to trials and innovation efforts
- Identify improvement opportunities in agronomic practices
- Support farm sustainability and efficiency goals
Qualifications & Requirements
Educational Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy preferred
- Bachelor’s degree in Crop Science acceptable
- Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture or Plant Science
- Related agricultural degree acceptable
Professional Experience
- Experience in crop production operations
- Background in soil management practices
- Experience with pest management programs
- Knowledge of nutrient management systems
- Agricultural field operations background preferred
Technical & Agronomic Knowledge
- Strong understanding of crop production principles
- Knowledge of soil science and soil health
- Expertise in pest identification and management
- Understanding of nutrient management and fertility
- Familiarity with irrigation management practices
- Knowledge of crop development and growth stages
Professional Skills & Attributes
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Leadership and training abilities
- Data management and record-keeping proficiency
- Commitment to continuous learning and improvement
Career Development & Growth Opportunities
Professional Advancement
- Agronomist role with established family farming operation
- Opportunity to advance to Senior Agronomist positions
- Exposure to comprehensive crop production systems
- Career growth with Wisconsin agricultural leader
Learning & Benefits
- Competitive salary with performance bonus
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) with employer match
- Paid time off and flexible scheduling
- Education reimbursement for past and future achievements
- Life insurance and short-term disability coverage
About Wysocki Family Farms — Wisconsin Agricultural Excellence
Wysocki Family Farms represents a respected family-owned agricultural operation in Plainfield, Wisconsin, dedicated to crop production excellence and sustainable farm management. The farm operates with commitment to agronomic best practices, soil health, environmental stewardship, and operational efficiency. Wysocki Family Farms values agricultural professionals dedicated to crop science, field management, continuous improvement, and supporting profitable, sustainable farming operations. The organization invests in employee development, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits supporting career growth and work-life balance.
Career Excellence in Wisconsin Agriculture: Join established family farming operation, maximize crop yield and quality through expert agronomy, manage soil health and sustainability, lead scouting and field monitoring, oversee integrated pest and nutrient management, advance agricultural career with respected Wisconsin farm, work across entire crop lifecycle, collaborate with experienced farm team, access competitive compensation and benefits, and contribute to agricultural success in Wisconsin farming community.
Who Should Apply?
- Crop Science Graduates: With agronomic background
- Agricultural Professionals: Seeking field operations roles
- Farm Managers: Ready for specialized agronomist positions
- Soil Scientists: Transitioning to crop management
- Plant Scientists: With production experience
- Agricultural Technicians: Ready for specialist roles
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