Power, Structural, and Technical Systems
In the Power, Structural, and Technical Systems pathway, you use engineering, mechanics, electronics, and power to improve agriculture. You might design buildings and equipment used on farms and ranches. You might also develop ways to conserve soil and water. Or your goal might be to improve how farm products are processed. Another option for you is to maintain and repair the machines and structures.
Now, select one of the following occupations.
- Agricultural Engineers
Agricultural engineers design or improve farm equipment and products. - Agricultural Scientists
Agricultural scientists study plants and soils. They use science to protect, develop, and manage these resources. - Agronomists
Agricultural scientists study plants and soils. They use science to protect, develop, and manage these resources. - Conservation Scientists
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Conservationists
Agricultural engineers design or improve farm equipment and products. - Farm Equipment Mechanics
Farm equipment mechanics make sure that farm machinery operates correctly. - Mechanics, Farm Equipment
Farm equipment mechanics make sure that farm machinery operates correctly. - Plant Pathologists
Agricultural scientists study plants and soils. They use science to protect, develop, and manage these resources. - Plant Scientists
Agricultural scientists study plants and soils. They use science to protect, develop, and manage these resources. - Range Managers
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Repairers, Farm Equipment
Farm equipment mechanics make sure that farm machinery operates correctly. - Soil Conservationists
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Soil Scientists
Agricultural scientists study plants and soils. They use science to protect, develop, and manage these resources.