Certified crop advisor earnings by seniority

90th percentile

Top-level certified crop advisor earnings begin at:

$19.41 per hour

$40,360 per year

75th percentile

Senior-level certified crop advisor earnings begin at:

$18.71 per hour

$38,920 per year

50th percentile

Mid-level certified crop advisor earnings begin at:

$17.56 per hour

$36,520 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level certified crop advisor earnings begin at:

$16.40 per hour

$34,120 per year

10th percentile

Starting level certified crop advisor earnings begin at:

$15.71 per hour

$32,670 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Certified crop advisor salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Nevada $83,280
New Jersey $80,720
Oregon $69,060
Iowa $65,510
Nebraska $64,660
Colorado $62,020
Maryland $60,240
Maine $59,570
Minnesota $59,430
Alabama $57,480
Idaho $56,980
Delaware $56,430
Washington $55,720
Kansas $55,440
West Virginia $54,220
North Dakota $54,130
Arizona $53,770
Wyoming $51,560
Arkansas $51,030
Indiana $50,000
Mississippi $49,410
Kentucky $48,430
Wisconsin $48,310
Virginia $45,020
Oklahoma $45,000
New York $44,060
Tennessee $43,950
South Dakota $42,700
Michigan $41,890
Georgia $41,460
Connecticut $38,650
Illinois $36,520
Puerto Rico $33,440
North Carolina $30,200
Florida $28,110
Texas $26,510

How do certified crop advisor salaries compare to similar careers?

Certified crop advisors earn 17% less than similar careers in Illinois. On average, they make less than agricultural inspectors but more than agricultural workers.

Career Median Salary
Agricultural inspector salary $56K
Soil and plant scientist salary $52K
Animal scientist salary $50K
Farm equipment mechanic salary $45K
Agricultural and food science technician salary $42K
Certified crop advisor salary $37K
Grain elevator worker salary $33K
Agricultural worker salary $25K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)