The successful candidate in this position will support research and extension activities related to the 1890 Capacity Building Grant titled “Empowering Growers by Exploring Ethnic Vegetable Production and Market Opportunities for Crop Diversification in Kentucky.” The successful candidate will conduct research activities such as collecting data, preparing soil for planting, following experimental protocols for growing crops that includes activities such as planting/fertilizing/irrigating/spraying/data collection, harvesting and handling of crops, travelling to research and outreach sites, participating in making research and extension presentations/posters/videos/talking to farmers and other stakeholders. The successful candidate will work closely with the principal investigator, staff, and students to conduct field and laboratory-based research. Field Research: Participate in on-farm research, either at KSU farms or elsewhere. Laboratory Work: Use laboratory equipment to find critical parameters related to soils and crop growth. Data Management: Collect and summarize research data.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Number of Employees
251-500 employees