Part-Time Field Enumerator — Flexible Hours, Local Agriculture Data

NASDA - National Association of State Departments of Agriculture; Rugby (ND); Hybrid; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Work from home

Mileage reimbursement

Community-based work

Agriculture education

Job summary

NASDA - National Association of State Departments of Agriculture invites applicants for a part-time Field Enumerator. The role supports agricultural data collection across communities, with flexible hours and options to work from home.

Expect mileage reimbursement and a path to advancement based on hours and performance. You will interview farmers and rural businesses, perform crop counts, and document records; a personal vehicle is required, and some travel may be needed within a 200-mile

Qualifications

• Experience multitasking in a fast-paced environment.
• Ability to positively represent NASDA and the benefits of enumerators in all survey actions.
• Ability to perform crop counts in designated fields.
• Reliable personal vehicle required.
• Ability to interview farmers in person or by telephone.
• Familiar with computers or iPads.
• Willing to travel within 200 miles on a quarterly basis for training.
• Walk 100 yards on uneven ground.
• Lift up to 40 lbs.

Responsibilities

• Interview farmers, ranchers, and rural businesses in person or by phone.
• Perform crop counts in designated fields as assigned.
• Maintain detailed records of interviews, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked.
• Travel to designated fields to collect data as needed.
• Ensure accuracy and timeliness of field data.

Skills

Multitasking

Represent NASDA

Crop counts

Personal vehicle

Interviews

Computers/iPads

Travel 200 miles

Walk 100 yards

Lift 40lbs

Job description

NASDA - National Association of State Departments of Agriculture invites applicants for a part-time Field Enumerator. The role supports agricultural data collection across communities, with flexible hours and options to work from home.

Expect mileage reimbursement and a path to advancement based on hours and performance. You will interview farmers and rural businesses, perform crop counts, and document records; a personal vehicle is required, and some travel may be needed within a 200-mile