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Grassland Agro in the Galway region is seeking a Technical Sales Advisor – Agronomist to support farmers with soil conditioning, fertilisers and mineral supplements. You will build relationships with farmers, co-ops and merchants, delivering technical advice and driving local sales.
The role combines field-based advisory with sales targets, offering a salary with performance bonuses and an uncapped commission, plus a company car and tech tools.
Technical Sales Advisor – Agronomist –Galway Region.
Grassland Agro is a leading supplier of fertilisers in Ireland and sources, produces and sell the complete range of conventional commodity fertilizers as well as the most comprehensive range of speciality fertiliser and soil conditioning products. A subsidiary of global Group Roullier, a global leader in plant and animal nutrition. Founded in France in 1959 and has since grown to become a multinational company with operations in more than 130 countries worldwide
At Grassland Agro, we believe in supporting farmers to maximise their yields while also promoting sustainable agriculture practices. Our products are carefully designed to meet the needs of modern farming, and are backed by our team of experienced technical sales advisors who provide expert advice and support to our clients. Our core values are at the heart of everything we do at Grassland Agro. These values include a commitment to excellence, a passion for sustainability, a focus on customer satisfaction, and a dedication to innovation. We believe that by embodying these values, we can continue to grow and thrive as a company while also contributing to the growth and success of the farming industry in Ireland.
We are seeking a highly motivated Technical Sales Advisor – Agronomist to join our growing team in the Galway region. The successful candidate will be responsible for advice and sales of our unique enhanced product range, in soil conditioning, fertilization and mineral supplements direct to farmers through local co-ops and merchants in the region.