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Agricultural Economist

An Agricultural Economist analyses economic data on agricultural production and markets to improve practices and inform policy, collaborating with stakeholders for sustainability.

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An Agricultural Economist analyses economic data related to agricultural production and markets. You might work in government departments, research organisations, or agricultural enterprises. Agricultural Economists focus on studying market trends, farm profitability, and policy impacts. You’ll use economic models to assess and improve agricultural practices, optimise resource use, and support policy development.

Agricultural Economists play a crucial role in shaping the future of farming and agriculture. You’ll need to be analytical and detail-oriented, with strong skills in data analysis and economic theory. You’ll collaborate with farmers, policymakers, and industry experts to ensure informed decision-making and enhance the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural systems.