It’s Not Too Late To Change Careers And Earn $100k

Published on January 1, 2019 By James Spiro

Farmers, Ranchers, Agricultural Managers

Mean Income: $70,010Top 10%: $112,150

The difference between farmers and ranchers is slight: farmers care for crops and agriculture; ranchers own land for livestock. Both professions require a large amount of heavy physical labor and knowledge of nature.

Outside of understanding the weather and the animals, farmers and ranchers will also have experience with irrigation equipment and have a GED. If you ever want to leave the city behind, a new career in farming can get you more than $112,000!