Agriculture graduates and technicians. Field extension, the crops you know, and the programmes you have worked on.
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An agriculture CV for a graduate or student puts the field placement and thesis high, because most agriculture job-seekers are recent graduates and field work during study is their strongest evidence. The example above names the crops, districts and programmes — PMAMP zones, palika agriculture sections — since hill vegetable pockets and Terai paddy are different work. The format works for B.Sc. Ag graduates, JT and JTA applicants, and agriculture officer roles in Nepal or India.
Manoj Chaudhary
Agriculture Graduate — B.Sc. Ag
Chitwan, Nepal · +977 98XXXXXXXX · manoj.chaudhary@example.com · linkedin.com/in/manojchaudhary
Summary
B.Sc. Agriculture graduate specialising in horticulture, with a six-month field placement under a Prime Minister Agriculture Modernization Project vegetable zone. Trained around 150 farmers on nursery management and integrated pest management, and ran soil sampling for 40 farms. Looking for an extension or JT role with a palika, project or agribusiness.
Experience
Agriculture Intern
PMAMP vegetable zone — project implementation unit · Chitwan · Mangsir 2081 – Jestha 2082
- Trained around 150 farmers in five groups on nursery raising and integrated pest management
- Collected and sent soil samples from 40 farms and explained the results to the farmers
- Supported the subsidy verification of 25 plastic-tunnel beneficiaries
- Wrote monthly field reports for the zone office
Field Volunteer
Agriculture cooperative · Nawalparasi · 2080 – 2080
- Helped a 90-member cooperative set up collective tomato marketing
- Kept price and volume records that the cooperative still uses
Education
B.Sc. Agriculture (Horticulture)
Agriculture and Forestry University · 2077 – 2082
Thesis on the effect of mulching on off-season tomato yield.
Skills
- Farmer training and extension
- Vegetable and nursery production
- Integrated pest management
- Soil sampling and interpretation
- Field reporting
Languages
- Nepali — Native
- Tharu — Native
- English — Professional
Certifications
Integrated pest management training — Agriculture Knowledge Centre, 2081
Two-wheeler licence — Category A — Department of Transport Management, 2080
The name, employers and numbers above are invented. Replace every one of them —
a CV that still says Manoj Chaudhary is worse than no CV at all.
Agriculture CV format
The sections, in the order an employer reads them.
- Name and contact — Name, phone, email and district, and a two-wheeler licence if you have one.
- Career objective — Your degree and specialisation, and the role you want — extension, research, agribusiness, project.
- Field experience — Internships, placements and jobs with programme, district, crops or livestock, and numbers: farmers trained, farms visited.
- Education and thesis — B.Sc. Ag, M.Sc. Ag, or a JT/JTA course, with university or institute, year, and your thesis title.
- Technical skills — Crop production, nursery management, IPM, soil sampling, farmer training, data collection.
- Trainings — IPM, seed production, agri-business or research methods trainings, with provider and year.
- Languages and references — Local languages, and a professor or programme officer as reference.
Agriculture CV objective
Two to adapt — change the numbers and names to yours. A career objective, or summary, is the two or three lines under your name.
With experience
Agriculture officer with three years in vegetable extension under a PMAMP zone in Chitwan, training around 400 farmers in nursery management and IPM. Looking for an agriculture development officer or agribusiness role.
For a fresher
B.Sc. Agriculture graduate in horticulture with a six-month field placement, training around 150 farmers on nursery management and running soil sampling for 40 farms. Looking for an extension, JT or project role with a palika, project or agribusiness.
More career objective examples, for every job
Skills to put on an agriculture CV
- Farmer training and extension
- Vegetable and nursery production
- Integrated pest management
- Soil sampling and interpretation
- Seed production
- Field data collection and reporting
- Agri-business and value chains
- Livestock basics, if studied
Agriculture CV for freshers
An agriculture CV for students with no experience treats the placement as the job. Name the programme, district, crops and months, and count what you did — farmers trained, demonstration plots, soil samples. Give your thesis title and a line on the finding. Say which areas you are willing to be posted to, and list local languages. One page is right.
Download an agriculture CV in Word or PDF
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Common questions
How do I write an agriculture CV with no experience?
Treat your field placement as experience — programme, district, crops, months and numbers — give your thesis title and finding, list technical skills and local languages, and keep it to one page.
What skills should I put on an agriculture resume?
Farmer training and extension, crop and nursery production, integrated pest management, soil sampling, seed production, field data collection and reporting.
Does this format work for a JT or JTA job?
Yes. Lead with your JT or JTA course and institute, then field practicals and any work with a cooperative or project.
Can I download an agriculture CV in Word format?
Yes. Open this example in the builder, change the details to yours and download it as a Word file or a PDF, free and with no sign-up.