Senior Agronomist for Rajasthan Vegetables
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
I run a network of vegetable farms across Rajasthan and now need an experienced senior-level agronomist who can take full ownership of our soil health, cropping strategy, and pest management. Your day-to-day work will focus on leafy and root vegetables grown in different agro-climatic zones of the state.
You will start by collecting and interpreting soil samples from each plot, translating those numbers into clear nutrient and amendment recommendations. From there, I expect a season-long crop plan that aligns sowing dates, varietal choices, and rotation schedules with local weather patterns. As the season progresses, timely scouting and data-backed advice on pest and disease control must keep losses to a minimum while favouring integrated practices over blanket chemical use.
Because the role spans multiple districts, field visits are essential; I’m looking for someone comfortable travelling, speaking with on-ground managers, and adjusting guidance to suit local realities. I work with standard agronomy tools—GPS mapping, SPAD meters, and basic farm-management software—so fluency with these or similar platforms will help you hit the ground running.
Deliverables I will review:
• A comprehensive soil analysis report for every farm, including nutrient status and corrective actions.
• A detailed vegetable cropping calendar with rotation, seed rates, and fertiliser schedules.
• An integrated pest and disease management protocol, updated after each field inspection.
If you have a strong record of improving yields in leafy and root vegetables and can back it up with practical field experience in Rajasthan, I’m ready to bring you on board quickly.
You will start by collecting and interpreting soil samples from each plot, translating those numbers into clear nutrient and amendment recommendations. From there, I expect a season-long crop plan that aligns sowing dates, varietal choices, and rotation schedules with local weather patterns. As the season progresses, timely scouting and data-backed advice on pest and disease control must keep losses to a minimum while favouring integrated practices over blanket chemical use.
Because the role spans multiple districts, field visits are essential; I’m looking for someone comfortable travelling, speaking with on-ground managers, and adjusting guidance to suit local realities. I work with standard agronomy tools—GPS mapping, SPAD meters, and basic farm-management software—so fluency with these or similar platforms will help you hit the ground running.
Deliverables I will review:
• A comprehensive soil analysis report for every farm, including nutrient status and corrective actions.
• A detailed vegetable cropping calendar with rotation, seed rates, and fertiliser schedules.
• An integrated pest and disease management protocol, updated after each field inspection.
If you have a strong record of improving yields in leafy and root vegetables and can back it up with practical field experience in Rajasthan, I’m ready to bring you on board quickly.