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Dacotah Bank

Agricultural Banker

Morris, MN · On-site

... policies and procedures; establish and maintain positive relationships with existing and potential agricultural customers and other financial institutions. Primary Accountabilities * Perform full ...

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Agricultural Banker

Sisseton, SD · On-site

... policies and procedures; establish and maintain positive relationships with existing and potential agricultural customers and other financial institutions. Primary Accountabilities * Perform full ...

Dacotah Banks

Agricultural Banker

Morris, MN · On-site

... policies and procedures; establish and maintain positive relationships with existing and potential agricultural customers and other financial institutions. Primary Accountabilities * Perform full ...

Dacotah Bank

Agricultural Banker

Sisseton, SD · On-site

... policies and procedures; establish and maintain positive relationships with existing and potential agricultural customers and other financial institutions. Primary Accountabilities * Perform full ...

University of Missouri

Research Scientist

Columbia, MO · On-site

FAPRI provides quantitative analysis of the impact of policies affecting agriculture, food and rural economies to the U.S. Congress and other domestic and international decision makers and is widely ...

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An Agricultural Policy job involves analyzing, developing, and implementing policies related to agriculture, food systems, and rural development. Professionals in this field work with government agencies, research institutions, and advocacy groups to address issues such as food security, sustainability, and trade regulations. They assess the economic, environmental, and social impacts of agricultural policies to ensure they benefit farmers, consumers, and the broader economy. Responsibilities may include conducting research, drafting policy recommendations, and collaborating with stakeholders to shape legislation.

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Professionals in Agricultural Policy typically spend their days researching trends in agriculture, analyzing current and proposed legislation, and drafting policy recommendations or reports. They may also meet with farmers, industry representatives, government officials, or advocacy groups to gather insights and feedback. Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams is common, and the role often involves presenting findings, organizing stakeholder workshops, and monitoring the impact of implemented policies. This dynamic environment requires balancing fieldwork, desk research, and stakeholder engagement to create effective agricultural strategies.

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To thrive in Agricultural Policy, you need a strong background in agricultural science, economics, and public policy, typically with at least a bachelor's or master's degree in a related field. Familiarity with data analysis software, geographic information systems (GIS), and regulatory frameworks is often required. Excellent written and verbal communication, critical thinking, and negotiation skills help professionals navigate diverse stakeholder interests. These abilities are crucial for developing impactful policies that address agricultural challenges while balancing economic, environmental, and social needs.

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Tenure-Track: Assistant Professor

Texas A&M University

College Station, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 4 hours ago

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The Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications (ALEC), College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M University, invites applications for (up to) two full-time, 9-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor faculty positions with academic, scholarly, and professional credentials and accomplishments in the agricultural social sciences. The anticipated start date for this opportunity is August 1, 2027.
The successful candidate will contribute to the continued growth of ALEC academic programs, specifically the Ph.D. program in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications and the undergraduate degree in Agricultural Education (AGED). The position carries a division of effort of 50% research, 40% teaching, and 10% service. The anticipated candidate is expected to obtain federal, state, industrial, and/or foundation funding to support and sustain a vigorous research program.
Applicants should have an interest in interdisciplinary research with our departmental faculty, college faculty, undergraduate and graduate education, and community-engaged outreach. We welcome applicants whose scholarship bridges research and practice in the field of agricultural education, in its breadth of variations. Areas of scholarly interest may include, but are not limited to, the rural/urban divide; human nutrition, health, and well-being; practices in artificial intelligence; the Global South; or the social factors shaping educational outcomes. Applicants should have a vision for a research agenda that could assist in the creation and/or reform of policy in the life, social, or behavioral sciences.
The Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications is housed in the heart of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The department is home to approximately 1,200 undergraduate students, 200 graduate students, and more than 30 faculty scholars from around the globe. The alec.tamu.edu website provides extensive information about the work being conducted.
Qualifications
Required qualifications:
  • Ph.D. or equivalent in Agricultural Education, Extension Education, Agricultural Leadership, Agricultural Communications, Agricultural Policy, Educational Psychology, Curriculum & Instruction, Education, or another closely related discipline from an accredited institution.
  • Compelling evidence of research productivity potential, including publications and the potential for externally funded research.
  • An appropriate range of methodological expertise essential to the success of an ALEC scholar, including mixed-methodology and experimental design research.
  • Current state-recognized K-12 teaching certificate/licensure from any state.
  • A minimum of three years of elementary and/or secondary teaching experience in agricultural science/agricultural education.

Preferred qualifications:
  • Familiarity with the Land Grant Mission, established by the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890.
  • Professional experience in post-secondary or adult agricultural education, international agricultural education and development, agricultural extension education, or other formal, informal, or nonformal educational settings.
  • Evidence of effective communication, perspective-taking, and collegiality aligned with effective service at the departmental, college, university, and professional levels.
  • Experience working on interdisciplinary projects, program evaluation, and the application of advanced development methods and statistics in the integration of research and practice.

Application Instructions
Applications should be submitted online at apply.interfolio.com/185404
Applicants must provide:
  1. Cover letter, in .pdf format, summarizing your interest in and qualifications for the position;
  2. Current curriculum vitae, in .pdf format, that includes research activity, teaching experience, and service to the profession;
  3. Personal statement that includes a guiding philosophy with plans for research, teaching, and service. The document should be in .pdf format, limited to 3 pages, and in Times New Roman, 12-point font;
  4. Full name and contact information for three professional references.

The position will be open until filled. The process of reviewing applications will begin September 1, 2026
If you have questions about the position, contact Dr. Tim Murphy, Search Committee Chair, timothy.murphy@ag.tamu.edu.

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