Clay & Randolph Counties ANR Agent
Job Details
Posting Number: F2695P
Working Title: Clay & Randolph Counties ANR Agent
Department: CAES-Southwest District CES
Anticipated Start Date: 06/01/2026
Job Posting Date: 04/22/2026
Location of Vacancy: SW District
Minimum Qualifications: Masters degree in Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal and Dairy Science, Human/Youth Development, or related area. A Bachelor’s degree is acceptable for a Public Service Provisional appointment.
Position Summary: This position will provide educational programming in the Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) area by providing educational opportunities in production agriculture, horticulture, and natural resources to a wide variety of audiences utilizing multiple teaching methods. Randolph and Clay counties have a total combined Farm Gate Value of $85,021,527. Peanuts, small grains and forages are among the top agricultural commodities in these counties. Timber and forestry products comprise another large percentage of the Farm Gate Value.
This position requires frequent night meetings, some weekend work, and attendance at out-of-county meetings. A valid driver’s license and access to a reliable private vehicle for official duty travel are required.
Additional Requirements: See the University of Georgia Guidelines for Appointments and Promotions for Public Service and Outreach Academic Rank for information regarding the Public Service Faculty ranks.
Preferred Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and/or Competencies: Computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft Office suite; Ability to speak to/teach large groups of residents; Ability to organize and carry out activities and programming for youth; Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with county, district, and state staff, local government employees, and clientele; Ability to show high standards of professionalism in personal contacts, appearance, and work habit; Ability to express thoughts clearly and concisely through written and verbal communication; Ability to work as a team member and engage with groups and committees; Ability to design, coordinate, and teach educational programs to meet community needs; Skills in leadership and management
Duties/Responsibilities: Serve as an adviser and teacher for AG & Natural Resources – to local community. Develop a purposeful relationship with farmers, landowners, stakeholders and other county agents to accomplish outreach activities as related to Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR). Utilize the expertise of these advisory groups, community leaders, public officials and representatives of intended audiences to analyze data, identify needs and assist in developing educational programs. Develop a plan of work that is equitable in meeting the varied socioeconomic needs of both Counties. Conduct promotional efforts to expand the public’s view of extension programming. Utilize research data and information on emerging issues in program development. Target specific audiences for educational programs addressing critical issues identified in plan of work. Implements the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Civil Rights/Equal Opportunity plan. Develop and conducts interdisciplinary programs with other staff members based on critical issues. Partner and collaborate with other Extension programs – such as 4-H and Family and Consumer Sciences. Collaborate with other agencies and community groups to plan and implement programs. Other duties as assigned by District Director, Program Area Coordinator, County Coordinator or State Faculty.
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