Brittany Bailey’s title of “Millennial, Meat Eater, Mom” on LinkedIn accurately groups the many facets that make up the day-to-day for this mom of two, Meatingplace blogger, and newly named Food Safety Marketing Manager for Zoetis.

By following her number one career advice of “not being afraid to take a risk,” Brittany has navigated continued education and multiple careers while continuing to build her skill set and resume along the way.

Have you ever wondered about a career in sales but found that the position could be intimidating both the vast amount of knowledge required as well as the time it takes to build a clientele?

This is how Kristin Anderson felt when she took the position as an AgriEdge Specialist with Syngenta (https://www.syngenta.com). Syngenta is focused on helping farmers produce more yield on less ground, all while remaining sustainable and great stewards of the land.

Learn the essentials of business communication and some professional agribusiness resources!

This is from a webinar put on for College Aggies Online. Learn more about their program at https://www.animalagalliance.org/connect/#collegeaggies. 

Visit AgGrad.com for more information about careers in agriculture.

This is a recording from a webinar for College Aggies Online. Learn more about that program at https://www.animalagalliance.org/connect/#collegeaggies. 

This episode discusses what it means to choose yourself, how to discover your career path in agriculture, and how to leverage communication skills to land your job. 

For more information about careers in agriculture, visit www.AgGrad.com!

"Lucky", "fortunate" and "blessed" are three words that Brandon and Kaitlyn Broener use to describe their life in the past year. It hasn’t always been easy for the newlyweds, as they struggled to maintain dual careers they are passionate about and a strong relationship. 

Balancing a relationship where both individuals have careers can be challenging, but it is also rewarding when you do it right.

Tracy Cotton, CIC CISR, or Certified Insurance Counselor and Certified Insurance Service Representative, spends her time bettering agriculture for all, writing insurance policies for agriculture related businesses, and speaking at conferences. Keeping up with her continued education, she is always working to stay at the front of the curve of the exciting world of being an insurance agent.

As an avid outdoor enthusiast, Damon Taylor has always known that he wanted to have a career in “something outdoors.” Researching degrees in high school opened up the option for him to do just that and he graduated in 2010 with a degree in Natural Resource Ecology and Management with an emphasis in Wildlife Ecology. He has not only enjoyed his time in his career, but has also achieved his goal position working as the Deputy Refuge Manager for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services in Oklahoma.

In focusing on your future career, don’t be tunnel-visioned; understand what your passion and goals are in order to find success in places you may not have considered before! Lexi Marek is a sixth generation farmer from Iowa, whose future dream job hadn’t even been invented when she graduated from high school.

Lexi encourages you to connect with her and continue conversations with her on all social media @LexiMarek and her website (https://www.lexi-marek.com).

Managing a side hustle while working a day job is not for the faint of heart. Workaholic and passionate Search Engine Optimization specialist Kelly Stanze has loads of advice to help you not only start your side hustle, but effectively manage it. Learn more about agriculture jobs: https://goo.gl/2d84jC.

Follow Kelly on social media:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/KellyStanze

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellystanze/

“Remember that in any given day you only have so many hours and knowing that if you say yes to everything, it’s like saying ‘kind of’ to everything. Prioritizing is very important - saying yes to something new can be a great thing but think of what you would have to sacrifice in order to say yes,” warns Kiah.

Follow her on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/kiah_twisse...).