
Registration closes on November 25th; exams on January 31, 2027
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IBGE carries out the Agricultural Census and opens a public competition to hire professionals who will visit agricultural establishments to collect statistical information.
Interested parties should access the Fundação Cesgranrio website, which will be the panel for the event. The fee is R$70, and the tests will be administered on January 31, 2027. Registration closes on November 25.
The required level of education is complete primary education. According to IBGE, remuneration can reach R$2,629, depending on productivity and expected benefits.
Those selected will also be entitled to food assistance of R$ 1,192, 13th salary and proportional vacations, assistance to cover travel costs and pre-school assistance.
The contract will have an estimated duration of six months and may be extended according to the needs of the activity, up to a limit of four years. See the full notice.
Those approved will visit agricultural establishments to collect information that will form the statistical basis of the census.
According to IBGE, the data will be used in research, government planning and the development of public policies for the country's agricultural sector.

IBGE published a notice with 27,279 vacancies for census takers for the 12th Agricultural, Forestry and Aquaculture Census of 2027. Registration takes place from November 6th to 25th via the website cesgranrio.org.br, with a fee of R$ 70 and tests on January 31, 2027. The monthly salary is R$ 1,741 and the contract has an estimated duration of six months, extendable for up to four years.

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