Job Description

Sarmad Development Leading Holding is expanding its operations in the field of Agriculture and Natural Resources. We are seeking an experienced and highly skilled Fertilizer & Plant Nutrition Specialist to join us as a Part-time Consultant to support our strategic projects.

Candidates with a proven track record of collaboration with government organizations and established names in the agricultural and natural resource sectors will be given priority.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide expert consultancy on the selection and procurement of various fertilizers (Chemical, Organic, and Biological).
Analyze soil and plant requirements to design optimized nutrition programs.
Evaluate product quality and assess the technical capabilities of suppliers.
Collaborate on developing production strategies to enhance agricultural productivity and yield.
Requirements & Qualifications:

Education: Academic degree from reputable public universities with a strong background in Agronomy, Soil Science, or Production Management.
Technical Expertise: Mastery of the fertilizer market and deep technical knowledge of plant nutrients.
Analytical Skills: Ability to interpret laboratory data and provide actionable, professional reports.
Professionalism: Strong advisory mindset with excellent problem-solving skills in operational projects.
Required Competencies:

1. Technical & Scientific Skills:

Plant Nutrition: Comprehensive understanding of the role of macro-elements (N, P, K) and micro-elements (e.g., Fe, Zn) in plant growth.
Soil Science: Ability to interpret soil laboratory results (pH, EC, Cation Exchange Capacity - CEC) to determine optimal fertilization.
Fertilizer Knowledge: In-depth knowledge of the differences between chemical, organic (Humic/Fulvic), and bio-fertilizers.
Pest & Disease Management: Understanding how nutrient imbalances affect plant immunity and disease susceptibility.
Irrigation Knowledge: Familiarity with fertigation methods and the solubility/compatibility of fertilizers within irrigation systems.
2. Analytical & Market Skills:

Cost-Benefit Analysis: Ability to calculate whether the investment in specific fertilizers is justified by the projected increase in yield.
Supply Chain Knowledge: Awareness of reputable brands, key suppliers, and current market pricing to optimize procurement.
Agricultural Data Analysis: Ability to compare multi-year harvest data to assess the long-term efficacy of applied fertilizers.
Employment Terms:

Contract Type: Consultancy
Schedule: Part-time

Employment Type

  • Part Time

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