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Career Opportunities

To keep pace with the food, fiber, and recreation requirements of a growing world population, Animal Sciences graduates are needed to service the livestock industry and closely related fields. Animal Sciences offers considerable flexibility in fulfilling specific career objectives, whether you're interested in working directly with livestock - breeding, feeding, marketing - or indirectly in closely related areas such as agribusiness, government, or education.

Here are some of the diverse career opportunities available to Animal Sciences graduates:

  • Agricultural equipment development and marketing
  • Artificial insemination organizations Cooperative marketing and services
  • Fair/exposition management
  • Farm/corporate management/consulting
  • Feed manufacturing and marketing
  • Government agencies (Federal and State)
  • Agriculture/Youth Extension Agent
  • Department of Agriculture
    • product development and evaluation
    • market news service
    • grading service
  • Food and Agriculture Organization
  • International Livestock and Crop Development
  • International Technical Aid
  • Public Health Service
    • quality-control
    • sanitation and health
  • World Health Organization
  • Livestock and trade associations
    • executive secretary
    • field representative
  • Livestock marketing and services
  • Pharmaceutical/chemical development and marketing

With advanced study:

teaching, research, or Extension at the college level in specific areas of animal nutrition, animal genetics, reproductive physiology, or meat science.

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