Program/Project Manager I
Kansas State UniversityUnited States11 days ago
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r**Program/Project Manager I**
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rKansas State University
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r****About This Role****
The Project Manager will administer activities associated with a
recently funded project aimed at increasing the adoption of conservation
practices in wheat-based cropping systems of Kansas. The
responsibilities of the project manager will primarily include working
one-on-one with Certified Crop Advisors and growers to facilitate
Enrollment Of Acres In Farm Bill Conservational Programs, Including
1\) Becoming familiar with all conservation concepts, practices, and
Farm Bill programs available to foment the adoption of such practices in
Kansas (e.g., EQIP, CSP, etc.). Here, the project manager should have,
or be able to obtain, NRCS Technical Service Provider (TSP)
certification.
2\) Engaging on a one-on-one basis with targeted CCAs, KSRE
county/district educators, and the KWC to identify growers to be
enrolled in existing conservational programs. First, the project manager
will establish the baseline conditions of their operations before
program initiation through surveys and farm visits, and develop
management plans. They will design and implement CSAF mitigation
practices on a case-by-case basis, incorporating local input into the
project design.
3\) Help growers enroll in existing Farm Bill conservational programs
targeted to their specific conditions.
4\) Assess, throughout the continuity of the project, how the adoption
of conservational practices changed the system\'s outcomes at the field
level.
The project manager will also be expected to refine the project plans
and timelines, aid with the financial management of the project\'s
budget, and supervise staff associated with the project. Of extreme
importance, the project manager should be able to track down acres that
adopted conservation practices as a result of the project.
****About Us****
The Department of Agronomy, in collaboration with the Research and
Extension Centers, provides statewide leadership for teaching, research,
and extension activities in plant breeding, crop production, range
science, soil science, and weed science, and contributes substantially
to activities in genetics, water science, and environmental sciences.
****Worksite Description****
This position is **Hybrid eligible**. Work is performed partially
remotely and partially on employer premises or at a designated
assignment location. Employee must have availability to be on campus
frequently during the work week.
****What You\'ll Need to Succeed****
Minimum Qualifications
determined relevant by a hiring manager.
Preferred Qualifications
Sponsorship Eligibility
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. on an ongoing
basis without sponsorship.
****How to Apply****
Please Submit The Following Documents
Applications close on: October 26th, 2025
****Anticipated Hiring Pay Range****
\$70,000
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r**To apply, please visit:
[https://careers.k-state.edu/jobs/program-project-manager-i-ma hattan-kansas-united-states-86cea5ee-96f7-44f8-b214-0af1650c614b](https://apptrkr.com/6644930)**
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information, please see: https://www.kansasworks.com/jobs/13396313
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r**Program/Project Manager I**
r
rKansas State University
r
r****About This Role****
The Project Manager will administer activities associated with a
recently funded project aimed at increasing the adoption of conservation
practices in wheat-based cropping systems of Kansas. The
responsibilities of the project manager will primarily include working
one-on-one with Certified Crop Advisors and growers to facilitate
Enrollment Of Acres In Farm Bill Conservational Programs, Including
1\) Becoming familiar with all conservation concepts, practices, and
Farm Bill programs available to foment the adoption of such practices in
Kansas (e.g., EQIP, CSP, etc.). Here, the project manager should have,
or be able to obtain, NRCS Technical Service Provider (TSP)
certification.
2\) Engaging on a one-on-one basis with targeted CCAs, KSRE
county/district educators, and the KWC to identify growers to be
enrolled in existing conservational programs. First, the project manager
will establish the baseline conditions of their operations before
program initiation through surveys and farm visits, and develop
management plans. They will design and implement CSAF mitigation
practices on a case-by-case basis, incorporating local input into the
project design.
3\) Help growers enroll in existing Farm Bill conservational programs
targeted to their specific conditions.
4\) Assess, throughout the continuity of the project, how the adoption
of conservational practices changed the system\'s outcomes at the field
level.
The project manager will also be expected to refine the project plans
and timelines, aid with the financial management of the project\'s
budget, and supervise staff associated with the project. Of extreme
importance, the project manager should be able to track down acres that
adopted conservation practices as a result of the project.
****About Us****
The Department of Agronomy, in collaboration with the Research and
Extension Centers, provides statewide leadership for teaching, research,
and extension activities in plant breeding, crop production, range
science, soil science, and weed science, and contributes substantially
to activities in genetics, water science, and environmental sciences.
****Worksite Description****
This position is **Hybrid eligible**. Work is performed partially
remotely and partially on employer premises or at a designated
assignment location. Employee must have availability to be on campus
frequently during the work week.
****What You\'ll Need to Succeed****
Minimum Qualifications
- Requires a bachelor\'s degree and three years of relevant
determined relevant by a hiring manager.
Preferred Qualifications
- Bachelor\'s in Agronomy, Horticultural and Natural Resources, or
- Three years of experience
- Conservational practices in agricultural settings.
- Experience with NRCS and Farm Bill programs.
- Have, or be able to obtain, NRCS technical service provider (TSP)
Sponsorship Eligibility
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. on an ongoing
basis without sponsorship.
****How to Apply****
Please Submit The Following Documents
- Two-page cover letter explaining how your past experiences align
- Complete CV
- Three professional references
Applications close on: October 26th, 2025
****Anticipated Hiring Pay Range****
\$70,000
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r**To apply, please visit:
[https://careers.k-state.edu/jobs/program-project-manager-i-ma hattan-kansas-united-states-86cea5ee-96f7-44f8-b214-0af1650c614b](https://apptrkr.com/6644930)**
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