Select, propagate, improve, and produce plant varieties and seeds, including planning propagation activities and caring for seedlings and cuttings.

Employment Opportunities / Market Demand / Market Trends

Professionals in this field can operate their own businesses or work as full-time employees in establishments involved in propagating trees, shrubs, flowering plants, ornamental plants, and other plant species for sale in response to market demand.

Demand for plant varieties, trees, and shrubs remains steady. As a result, careers in plant propagation continue to offer employment opportunities and are expected to remain in demand in the market.

Qualifications for the Profession

• A Vocational Certificate or Higher Vocational Certificate in agriculture or a related field.
• Knowledge of plant propagation methods.
• Knowledge of the use of agricultural hormones and chemicals.
• Carefulness, composure, patience, and a passion for the profession.
• A commitment to continuous learning and creative thinking.