Field Enumerator (Minnesota) — Flexible Part-Time

National Association of State Departments of Agriculture; Glenwood (MN); On-site; USD 21,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Mileage reimbursement

Company-provided electronic device

Paid on-the-job training

Flexible scheduling

Professional growth opportunities

Meaningful work in agriculture

Job summary

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) is seeking Field Enumerators for a part-time role to collect agricultural data from farmers, ranchers, and businesses. You will receive mileage reimbursement, a company-provided electronic device, and paid on-the-job training.

As a Field Enumerator, you will perform interviews, collect information on crops and livestock, conduct crop counts, and maintain daily records for efficient reporting.

Qualifications

• No prior enumerator experience required; paid on-the-job training provided.
• Flexible scheduling and part-time, with some evenings/weekends.
• Ability to travel as needed and manage multiple tasks with accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Conduct professional interviews with agricultural producers by telephone and in person.
• Collect information about farming operations, crops, livestock, and agricultural practices.
• Conduct crop counts and observe crop conditions in designated fields.
• Use a company-provided electronic device to enter collected information.
• Maintain daily records of work, hours, and mileage.
• Communicate professionally with people from diverse agricultural backgrounds.
• Protect confidentiality and privacy of producer information; follow NASDA data-security policies.

Skills

Interviewing

Data collection

Communication

Computer skills

Confidentiality

Time management

Independent work

Tools

Electronic device

Job description

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) is seeking Field Enumerators for a part-time role to collect agricultural data from farmers, ranchers, and businesses. You will receive mileage reimbursement, a company-provided electronic device, and paid on-the-job training.

As a Field Enumerator, you will perform interviews, collect information on crops and livestock, conduct crop counts, and maintain daily records for efficient reporting.