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An agrologist is responsible for providing service and advice to services related to environmental and agricultural science. They also apply scientific principles to production, cultivation, and utilization of plants and animals. In basic terms, an agrologistâs job is to ensure that Canadaâs grown food and the land it is grown on is well cared for. A professional agrologist can work in a number of agricultural-related fields. They can work in research as scientists, in education as professors, as lab technologists, consultants, and salespeople.
Virologists usually supervise a team of researchers, especially in university settings or in larger private lab facilities. Biological technologists, technicians and lab assistants are among the common scientific roles held by people managed by virologists.