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Must hold and maintain, or have the ability to obtain, all required pesticide or fertilizer licenses or certifications in states where crop production inputs are applied. Must hold and maintain, or have the ability to obtain, all required pesticide or fertilizer licenses or certifications in states where crop production inputs are applied.
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The Construction Manager is responsible for acting as Owner’s Representative, coordinating activities concerned with the new construction and renovation of numerous agricultural retail sites including environmental compliance, buildings, bulk fertilizer storage and handling, as well as office and site improvements.
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The UConn SNAL provides an affordable means for agricultural producers and home gardeners to test their soil fertility and receive environmentally sound limestone and fertilizer recommendations.
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Deliver products such as fertilizer, chemical, seed, feed and others to customer sites. As a major buyer and trader of grains and oilseeds, CHS moves more than two billion bushels annually through its network of river, rail and export terminals.
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Weeding, mulching, and applying fertilizer; pruning shrubs and low level dead branches; removing snow and ice; cleaning headstones using sprayer and hand brush; and cleaning service and administrative areas.
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Under the direction of the Location Manager, delivers products, communicates sales leads, custom applies fertilizers, crop protection products or aglime, inspects fields, and maintains or repairs equipment as needed.
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