I just recently moved out of state because my fiancé got a new career opportunity, so I'm currently seeking a job. But at my previous role, I was an assistant biologist for an agricultural research company in Michigan. A typical day there would start with indoor things like entering data into a program called ARM. We would enter things like disease ratings, where we would look at the percentage of a disease on a plant, we would do stand counts, counting the number of plants in a row, and leaf counts, which you know, counting the number of leaves. So that would be done in the morning along with sanitizing, organizing, or preparing for the outdoor work. Then in the afternoon, we would do the outside stuff, which was planting, harvesting, sampling, or assessing, which we would assess all the things that then we entered, with the crops. So it was usually something different every day.