Part-time Area Enumerator - Minnesota

Field Enumerator – Part-TimeThe National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) is seeking dependable individuals to collect agricultural information from farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses.No prior experience required. Paid training provided.What You'll DoConduct interviews with agricultural producers by phone and in person.Collect accurate information about crops, livestock, and farming operations.Conduct crop counts and observe crop conditions in designated corn and soybean fields.Enter information accurately using a company-provided electronic device.Track work hours, mileage, and completed assignments.Maintain confidentiality and follow NASDA data-security policies.Communicate professionally with producers and community members.What We OfferMileage reimbursementCompany-provided electronic devicePaid trainingFlexible part-time schedulingOpportunities for growth and advancementMeaningful work supporting the agricultural communityWhat We're Looking ForDependable, detail-oriented, and self-directedStrong communication and basic computer/math skillsAble to work independently and meet deadlinesComfortable working with a variety of peopleAble to maintain strict confidentialityAble to lift up to 40 pounds and walk up to 100 yards on uneven terrainAgriculture or sales experience is helpful but not required.Schedule & RequirementsFlexible part-time hours, with some evenings and weekends as needed. Hours may vary due to weather and seasonal farm activities.Candidates must have:A private workspace with a functional telephoneA reliable personal vehicleAbility to travel up to 250 miles quarterly for training, as neededAbility to use computers and electronic devicesApply Today!If you enjoy working with people, have an interest in agriculture, and want flexible part-time work with paid training, we encourage you to apply.Application takes approximately 3 minutes and is mobile-friendly.NASDA is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment practices or programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability, political beliefs, or family status.You will have to pass a background check