Agricultural engineers design and develop new equipment and technology for use in land-based industries, such as agriculture, forestry and horticulture. Their work also involves field testing and evaluation, technical support, and the education of customers and operators in a wide range of areas. As an agricultural engineer, you need a keen interest in engineering, agriculture, horticulture or forestry and the ways that these industries work. You should have a very practical and logical approach to problem solving and a strong mechanical interest. You need to be able to analyse problems clearly and then produce workable solutions. In addition to these skills, you also need good communication skills to relay technical issues to others who do not have your expert knowledge.

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