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Northern Barley Advisory

Good morning, we are hiring an agronomist in Western Australia at about A$85,000 a year and can start in late November. Do you hold the Chartered Agriculturalist credential?

Murray Field Services

Hello, we pay about A$85,000 a year for a full-time agronomist in Adelaide. Which crops have you advised on, and how many hectares would you cover?

Coastal Crop Advisers

Hi, our agronomy role in Brisbane pays from about A$85,000 a year with regular field visits in the region. Are you available for field visits, and which crops do you advise on?

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Agronomist jobs and pay in Australia

An agronomist in Australia earns about A$85,249 a year on average, and a full-time listing in Western Australia has been advertised at A$85,000 to A$95,000 (approximate, November 2026). For current pay and offers for your role, describe it in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate pay and fees in Australia, November 2026 (job listings and course providers)
ItemBasisAmount
Agronomist salaryaverage, per yearabout A$85,249
Full-time agronomist jobper year, Western AustraliaA$85,000 to A$95,000
Bachelor of Agricultural Science3 to 4 yearsfrom A$17,955
Diploma of Applied Agronomycourse feefrom A$13,000
Chartered Agriculturalistapplication, one-offA$350

Licences and professional recognition

No licence or registration is required for this occupation, according to the national occupations listing. The Chartered Agriculturalist credential is professional recognition rather than a licence. It costs A$350 to apply, which covers administration and the exam, and then A$770 a year as membership. Ask which credential a role needs before you agree on pay.

Studying: course fees and subsidies

A Bachelor of Agricultural Science runs three to four years with fees from about A$17,955, while a Diploma of Applied Agronomy starts at about A$13,000. The diploma fee depends on state subsidies and your eligibility, and some providers offer a payment plan on the course fee. Courses are offered blended, on campus or online, so you can study around work on a farm.

Season and the work calendar

November is late spring. The summer months from December to February are when crop and pasture advice is needed most for summer crops such as mungbeans, so a role that starts in late November covers the summer crop checks. Plan the start date with the season in mind.

What to put in your request

Describe the role, the salary per year for full-time work or per hour for part-time, the workplace and its region, the schedule, the crops, the farm area in hectares and the work experience you need. Roles are advertised for a specific district, such as the Ord River Irrigation Area in Western Australia, so name the district. Say whether the role is on a farm, with a co-operative or with a consultancy.

Describe the role in a request and BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers answer in the chat with their own offer and terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide whom to exchange them with. For neighbouring jobs, see the tractor driver and farm worker and livestock handler pages.

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What does an agronomist earn in Australia?

The average salary is about A$85,249 a year according to a published figure, and one full-time listing in Western Australia offers A$85,000 to A$95,000 a year.

Does an agronomist need a licence?

No licence or registration is listed for this occupation. Chartered Agriculturalist recognition costs A$350 to apply and A$770 a year for membership.

How much does a degree or diploma cost?

A Bachelor of Agricultural Science starts at about A$17,955 over three to four years, and a Diploma of Applied Agronomy from about A$13,000. State subsidies can lower the diploma fee.

Do jobs depend on the region?

Yes. Listings are tied to a district, such as the Ord River Irrigation Area in Western Australia, so state the region when you describe the role.

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