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Physical Demands Looking through the stereo microscope for hours at a time in order to do the insect counts. Duties/Responsibilities Duties/Responsibilities Specific tasks includes rapidly identifying and counting small insects under stereo microscope magnification, assist with insect colonies, plant seeds/seedlings and other duties related to entomological research.
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Assisting team with data collection-insect counts, plant stand counts, plant heights and widths, etc. Assisting team with crop harvest (manual and machine) - cotton, peanuts, cucumbers, tomatoes, watermelons, etc.
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Record observations on the physical condition of the seed (e.g., maturity, presence of disease, seed treatment, mechanical damage, or insect damage according to established guidelines) Achieve AOSA certification in germination and purity within 6 years of hire date (study materials and on-the-job training will be provided.
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