Imagine: it's early in the morning and your phone rings. Jelle from planning calls: "Can you help today? A farmer has fallen ill and his cows need milking." Within a few hours, you'll be in the barn, making sure everything runs smoothly again. The farmer is incredibly grateful, and the animals receive the care they need.
This is what you'll do as a junior agricultural specialist: help out agricultural entrepreneurs who are temporarily unable to work due to illness, vacation, or other circumstances.
In this role, independence and variety are the norm: today you'll be helping a dairy farmer with the morning milking, tomorrow you'll be spraying crops on an arable farm.
