Key Responsibilities: Assess and identify potential farmers for contracting Oversee recruitment and selection of farmers Provide agronomic advice and monitor crop progress Coordinate and supervise Field Officers activities Ensure farmers deliver tobacco on time to the companys floor Conduct crop assessments and risk evaluations Manage recovery of loans extended to farmers Enforce labor standards and prevent child labor Requirements: Deep knowledge of sustainable tobacco production Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other MS Office tools Knowledge of national tobacco regulations and compliance Strong analytical and report-writing skills Effective stakeholder communication skills Experience in performance management and disciplinary procedures Familiarity with ISO 9001:2015 QMS Minimum of 5 O-Levels Degree in Agriculture or related field, with specialization in tobacco (preferred) At least 3 years experience as a Field Officer or Area Manager Clean Class 4 Drivers License Knowledge of tobacco industry operations is advantageous MORE JOBS ON APPLYNOW: Printflow (Private) Limited is hiring: Risk Officer Petrozim Line is hiring a General Hand Windmill is hiring for several new job openings January 2026 Dexis is hiring for various new roles in Zimbabwe February 2026 How to Apply: Interested candidates should send applications with salary and benefit expectations, detailed CV, and copies of all educational qualifications to: Email: [email protected] Deadline: Friday, 30 January 2026

November 27, 2019 at 22:14 I have read through this article and others, as well DOD statements and such
The tobacco blend is based on flue-cured (Virginia-type) leaf , incorporating selected and aged materials to maintain combustion stability and particulate consistency
If we leave Massachusetts and head over to Canada, we will come across the cannabis farm that claims to be the largest in the world
However, using e-cigarette data acquired based on recommended settings, as opposed to concomitant human testing, is well-precedented, for example, by the same authors 23 who published the replication study 4 of our 2015 findings