Seedling Production Instructor

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Industry & Occupation

Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries & Environment

Classification

Summary

A specialist who provides guidance and advice on seed and seedling production techniques and quality management to farmers and facilities.

Description

Seedling Production Instructors visit farmers and seedling facilities to provide technical guidance and advice on seed selection, treatment methods (disinfection and coating), seedling environment management (temperature, humidity, and fertilization), propagation techniques such as grafting and cuttings, pest and disease control, and quality inspection methods. They also contribute to stable and efficient seedling supply through guidance on variety maintenance, support for introducing new varieties, dissemination of tissue culture techniques, and seedling distribution management.

Future Outlook

With the stable supply of high-quality seedlings and the dissemination of smart agriculture technologies, the demand for highly specialized instructors will remain stable, and their roles will expand in supporting climate change adaptation and labor-saving technology introduction.

Personality Traits

Able to Respond Flexibly / Excellent Communication Skills / Sharp Observation Skills / Strong Sense of Responsibility

Work Style

Business Trips / Fieldwork / Government and Local Government Work / Seedling Facility Work / Seedling Manufacturer Employment

Career Path

Junior Seedling Production Instructor → Senior Seedling Production Instructor → Variety Development Officer → Agricultural Technology Consultant → Research Institution Staff

Required Skills

Pest and Disease Diagnosis and Control Technology / Plant Propagation Technology / Seed Treatment Technology / Seedling Management

Recommended Skills

ICT-Utilized Growth Management / Reading English Literature / Statistical Analysis (Quality Management) / Tissue Culture

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because it is necessary to accurately manage the quality of seeds and seedlings.
Communication Skills To smoothly exchange information with producers and provide technical guidance.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Because it is necessary to continuously learn seedling techniques and new variety information.
Planning & Organization To plan and adjust seedling schedules and production plans.
Problem Solving Because on-site problem-solving such as growth disorders and pest and disease control measures is required.

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