How much does a farm supervisor make?

A farm supervisor checks fields, animals, buildings, and equipment, then sets the day’s jobs and safety rules for workers. They may operate a tractor, inspect crops, and organize supplies, harvests, and crew schedules.

Did you know? In the U.S., 66% of surveyed people in this job said they usually work more than 40 hours a week.

In the United States, people usually build hands-on experience in farming, fishing, or forestry first. Related experience is required, and vocational training, on-the-job learning, or an associate degree may help; O*NET gives no standard starting age, exam, or license for this job.

School needed: Vocational school or a few years' experience

Good for people who like leading and selling and building and doing

Why does pay differ?

In the U.S., pay can differ with experience, location, and the kind of employer; wages vary across industries and areas. Hours matter too: many people in this job work more than 40 hours a week.