Providing a variety of critical services, today’s agronomists provide expertise across a wide array of disciplines. It’s the agronomist’s role as intermediaries between farmers and the latest science, technologies, and business concepts that adds value.

But how are agronomists compensated for these valuable services?

The Green Markets Fertilizer Dealer Report Agronomist Compensation Survey 2015 clarifies the current compensation structure for agronomists across the United States. Analysis of over 1,200 agronomist compensation reports includes:

• 2015 Salary and Bonus Potential, National Analysis
  • 2015 Agronomist Base Salaries
  • 2015 Agronomist Bonus Potential
  • 2015 Agronomist Base Salaries, Relative to 2014
  • 2016 Base Salary Expectations, Relative to 2015

• 2015 Salary and Bonus Potential, U.S. Regional Analysis
  (including Eastern Cornbelt, Western Cornbelt, Northern Plains, Great Lakes, California, South Central, Southern Plains, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, and Northeast)
  • 2015 Agronomist Salary Analysis, by U.S. Geographic Region
  • 2015 Agronomist Bonus Potential, by U.S. Geographic Region
  • 2015 Agronomist Base Salaries, Relative to 2014, by U.S. Geographic Region
  • 2016 Base Salary Expectations, by U.S. Geographic Region

• Agronomy Career Tenure: Impact on Compensation
  • 2015 Agronomist Salary Analysis, by Agronomy Career Tenure
  • 2015 Bonus Potential, by Agronomy Career Tenure
  • 2015 Agronomist Base Salaries, Relative to 2014, by Agronomy Career Tenure
  • 2016 Base Salary Expectations, by Agronomy Career Tenure

• Overall Career Tenure: Impact on Compensation
  • 2015 Agronomist Salary Analysis, by Overall Career Tenure
  • 2015 Agronomist Bonus Potential Analysis, Quartiles by Overall Career Tenure
  • 2015 Agronomist Base Salaries, Relative to 2014, by Overall Caree