First Aquagrico Farms is hiring 200 full-time Growers and Junior Agronomists — and this is only the beginning.

 








First Aquagrico Farms is a family-owned agro-tech company based in the Ondo Highlands. Although formally incorporated in 2016, our agricultural heritage dates back to the early 1920s. We combine traditional African farming wisdom with modern technology to deliver safe, high-quality produce all year round. As part of our commitment to community development, we are significantly growing our workforce.

In this first phase, we are recruiting 200 employees, with 300 more roles becoming available soon as we scale up our existing 2-hectare hydroponic operation into a fully automated, 10-hectare high-tech facility built on advanced Dutch greenhouse technology. As part of this expansion, we are hiring for two key positions: Grower and Junior Agronomist.

1. Grower


About the Role

This is an entry-level position for applicants who want hands-on greenhouse experience. You’ll take part in daily crop routines and learn modern hydroponic production. Full training is provided.


Responsibilities

Handle planting, pruning, lowering and leaning, pollination, and harvesting

Monitor plant health and report signs of pests, stress, or nutrient issues

Operate irrigation and fertigation systems as instructed

Support climate control activities

Maintain greenhouse hygiene and sanitation

Follow crop schedules to meet production targets


Requirements

Diploma or degree in Agriculture, Plant Science, Agronomy, or similar fields

No experience required

Physically fit, proactive, and eager to learn

Good communication and teamwork skills




2. Junior Agronomist


About the Role

You’ll assist the Lead Agronomist with crop nutrition, irrigation planning, pest and disease management, and data-driven decision-making. The role focuses on tomatoes and bell peppers.


Responsibilities

Support planning and execution of crop cycles

Keep detailed records and prepare crop performance reports

Assist with Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Collaborate with Growers and operations staff

Stay updated on new agronomy and hydroponic research


Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (or final-year student) in Agronomy, Agriculture, Horticulture, Soil Science, or related fields

Basic understanding of crop production and plant nutrition

Good communication and relationship-building skills

Experience in farm or greenhouse work is an advantage

Strong observation and data interpretation skills

Proactive and detail-oriented




What We Offer

Competitive compensation and long-term growth potential

A chance to work in a modern hydroponic greenhouse

Training from experienced international agronomists

Ongoing professional development

A collaborative environment focused on innovation and sustainability


How to Apply


If you’re passionate about agriculture and want to be part of a major expansion in fresh produce production, we’d like to hear from you.

Send your CV to:

hrdept@aquagricofarmsng.com

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