What is an Agronomist?! | Field Trip Episode 13

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Today we’re heading down to Bakersfield to meet Agronomist Matt!!

Matt is an agronomist for a hand full of farmers and various different crops. He’s going to tell us a little about what it’s like being an agronomist and show us a few of the crops he manages.

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Bringing Matt back in the spring, sounds like a good idea to me. very interesting video.

bladewiper

Congratulations Tara and AJ on your new little bundle of joy

jonathanloveday

Great video as always. Congrats on the pregnancy as well. 👍

nyevegas

Just viewed this one and found it very interesting. Very informative, thanks.

maurielehmkuhl

Very interesting. Great video Tara. God Bless.

jimmowers

Dw I as well had to double check if she said crop or crap💀😅😅but thanks alot for this, I'm a farmer just needed to understand the meaning of agronomist ✊💯🙌🔥

Govinda_Ang

Interesting video. I’ve heard of agronomy when I was today years old while reading the book Vertical Farming.

diesur

Made me hungry for grapes and oranges and cherries

dlmarquart

Being an agronomist is a very general class. There are a number of special studies to get a specific agronomy degree or advanced degree. To get my Soil Science option I needed a Chemistry minor, Biology minor, and Math minor. This was a Natural Science minor because I had 65 hrs of science.
There is General agronomy, Soil science, Plant and Soil, Entomologist option, Business option. Plant breeding and many more. I have had people comment that I had it easy in college because I studied Agriculture! Tara, thanks for the field trips so people get exposed to Agriculture,

robertreznik

Congratulations to you and AJ on your first child of however many you plan to have in your family. Now I know why the two Haralson apple trees I have which both produced beautiful apples, but now one looks like a flowering crab. My mother told me I prune below the graft. Now I understand better what she was talking about. My nephew is a 4th generation grain farmer and a generation and a half Dairy Farmer. Which is Dad and many of the Dairy Farmers in this area got out of when the government got into it. You can only go in the hole so long before you have to change your strategy. My nephew went to school for agribusiness, and agronomy. He started out small on his dad's portion of the home place, and with the improvements of the soil quality of many of the leased properties he operates his family is getting there! Sad part is we're not all equal in all areas . He's definitely not a mechanic but he's getting there also! His understanding of fertilizer and herbicide varieties and percentages Plum baffles me.

earlhollar

Man, just seeing those oranges made me want to reach out and squeeze them !

stevenphare

Great info Tara. Keep up the good work.

greensip

So when I click on the field trips on this post, it sends me to a whole lotta fishing road trips, and pictures of big open water fish getting caught, kool thanks BigAl, Tara,

alkennedy