National Association of State Departments of Agriculture

The Field Enumerator supports agricultural data collection by interviewing farmers, ranchers, and businesses either by phone or in person, and conducting crop counts when necessary. Responsibilities also include accurately recording survey responses, mileage, expenses, and hours worked using a provided iPad.

The Field Enumerator plays a crucial role in serving agricultural producers by actively interviewing farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural businesses in person or by phone, and sometimes traveling to fields to perform crop counts. Responsibilities also include maintaining detailed and legible records of interviews, counts, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked.

The Field Enumerator plays a crucial role in serving agricultural producers by actively interviewing farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural businesses in person or by phone, and sometimes traveling to fields to perform crop counts. They must maintain detailed and legible records of interviews, counts, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked while operating from a residence.

The Field Enumerator actively interviews farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses in person or by phone to collect reliable, accurate, and objective statistics for the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service. This role also involves traveling to designated fields to perform crop counts and maintaining detailed, legible records of all collected data, mileage, and hours worked.

The Field Enumerator actively interviews farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses either in person or by phone to provide reliable, accurate, and objective statistics for agricultural producers. Responsibilities also include performing crop counts in designated fields and maintaining detailed records of interviews, counts, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked.

The Field Enumerator plays a crucial role in serving agricultural producers by actively interviewing farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural businesses in person or by phone, and sometimes traveling to fields to perform crop counts.

The enumerator will conduct interviewing operations, both in-person and by telephone, to gather information from livestock and crop entities for agricultural statistics projects. These projects may involve tasks such as the Census of Agriculture, farm activity studies, and crop counts.

The Field Enumerator actively interviews farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses either in person or by phone to collect reliable, accurate, and objective agricultural statistics on behalf of the USDA's NASS. Responsibilities also include performing crop counts in designated fields and maintaining detailed, legible records of interviews, counts, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked.

The Enumerator Coach coordinates a team of up to 20 Enumerators, reviewing completed survey forms for accuracy and completeness while monitoring, coaching, and training them during data collection. This role also involves communicating with management and enumerators to ensure efficient data collection and completing surveys as needed.

The Field Enumerator actively interviews farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses either in person or by phone, and occasionally travels to designated fields to perform crop counts. They are responsible for maintaining and delivering detailed and legible records of interviews, counts, mileage, expenditures, and hours worked.