Sub-sectors: Production horticulture, ornamental / amenity horticulture, nurseries, landscape architecture, groundsmanship / greenkeeping,
Occupations: Grower, horticulturalist, market gardener, nursery assistant, nurseryman, horticultural foreman, horticultural technician, nursery stock production specialist, garden designer, gardener, landscape gardener, landscaper, greenkeeper, groundsman, groundsperson, ground manager, labourer, mushroom picker, nursery manager, horticultural scientist, taxonomist, landscape scientist, plant breeder, geneticist, propagation scientist, production manager, garden centre manager, garden historian.
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Farming and food production is vital to the Welsh economy, and to us all. By 2020, the aim of Welsh Government is to grow this sector by 30%. British farming creates around 63% of the food we eat, but as well …
Horticulture Jobs – advice from Horticulture Week including CV tips, industry news, career development and recruitment advice.
Just graduated, looking for change, or a new career in grounds management? The Institute of Groundsmanship (IOG) promote, support and celebrate surfaces and services – and are ’THE’ leading not-for-profit member organisation, that represents professional and volunteer groundsmen and women. We have …
Horticulture, landscaping and sports turf plays a crucial role in the design, construction, management and maintenance of the UK, employing around 172,000 people. Think landscaping, sports, golf, botanical gardens, parks – and that’s just the beginning.
The production horticulture industry consists of 7,700 businesses, with 95,000 people and is worth an estimated £3 billion. The industry splits into the distinct areas of ornamental plant, flower and tree production (including retail nursery outlets) and food production, also …
Landscape practitioners create and conserve great places. They work with the built and natural environment to create innovative public spaces, green spaces, roof gardens, wildlife habitats, install sustainable infrastructure, improve environmental quality, health and wellbeing, plan and manage national parks …
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