Re: Agriculture and Tech Writing

[Gail Former <gail -dot- former -at- accenttech -dot- com>]

Consider farm equipment manufacturers as potential employers. Someone 
has to write the manuals. Better it should be someone who has actually 
used the type of equipment in question, and understands the needs of the 
user. The same applies to any agricultural supplier. That's where I 
would start my search. Consider applying for an intern's position with 
one of these companies.

Gail Former

Dash Barron wrote:
> Among many jobs I work on a cash crop farm in Michigan doing a wide variety of tasks. 

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