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and greenhouse work. Operate large agricultural equipment and vehicles, and conduct field experiments, including field preparation, planting, chemical applications, harvesting, and tuber evaluation
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Position Title: Laboratory Manager (id:84159) Campus: Orono Department: School of Food and Agriculture - OSFA Bargaining Unit: UMPSA Salary Band/Wage Band: 02 Location: Orono ME Statement of the Job
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Position Title: Lecturer of Human Nutrition (id:84150) Campus: Orono Department: School of Food and Agriculture - OSFA Bargaining Unit: AFUM Salary Band/Wage Band: N/A Location: Orono ME Statement
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conduct educational programs and applied research projects throughout the state with an emphasis on Maine’s green industry. The agricultural industries in Maine to which this position will focus include
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Position Title: Research Associate (id:84043) Campus: Orono Department: School of Food and Agriculture - OSFA Bargaining Unit: UMPSA Salary Band/Wage Band: 03 Location: Orono ME Statement of the Job
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done in this position is essential to Cooperative Extension’s mission because it provides customer service to the public and supports local and statewide Extension staff in 4-H, Agriculture, and
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five and provides indirect management to other financial positions in the college. The College of Earth, Life & Health Sciences and the Maine Agricultural and Forest Experiment Station consists of eight
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Assistant/Associate Extension Professor and Seafood Technology and Food Safety Specialist (id:83934)
School of Food and Agriculture, and others. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Design, implement, evaluate, and communicate to stakeholders a Plan of Work that aligns with the University of Maine
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, and incredible foliage changes in the fall. Forestry, agriculture, tourism and, of course, lobsters play a large role in Maine’s economy. Numerous cultural activities, excellent public schools, safe
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all four seasons; including cold and snowy winters, short and beautiful summers, and incredible foliage changes in the fall. Forestry, agriculture, tourism and, of course, lobsters play a large role in