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The agricultural sector is finally gaining recognition for the wide range of career opportunities it offers, from hands-on farm roles to positions in areas like food production and supply chain management. The agri-tech sector, in particular, has seen significant growth. But what does it take to build a career in this exciting field and why should you consider it? ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian finds out more

Olivia Shave is the founder of farming education campaign Soil Ed, which aims to get sustainability, farming and food onto the national curriculum. Over the last two years, the campaign has gained cross-party support and multiple high-profile ambassadors

100 Women is a ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian initiative which supports women across agriculture and brings groups together to share knowledge, skills and experience

From early work experience in a livestock market to more than 25 years in the rostrum, auctioneer Meg Elliott explains why selling livestock remains a rewarding career

March 8 marks International Women's Day, and digital editor Emily Ashworth talks about the divisive nature of the gender conversation

Five young auctioneers have been awarded Fellowship or Associateship by the Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland

As an ambassador for Soil Ed, an education campaign that aims to get food and farming embedded onto the national curriculum, the subject is close to Abby's heart

Milly Denning, 23, is from Bath in Somerset. She is currently studying an MSc in sustainable agriculture and food security at the Royal Agricultural University

Tori Squire, 22, is a third-generation beef and sheep farmer from Newton Abbot in Devon

From working with animals and tech to genetics and PR, these roles show how varied a career in agriculture can be - explained simply enough to show your kids some different options out there