Program Payoff

Agricultural Mechanization: what it pays, state by state

26 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in Washington, at a median of $98,980 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
Washington$98,98030
Minnesota$79,37050
California$78,550190
North Dakota$76,03010
Georgia$75,64020
New York$75,17040
Oregon$74,74030
Montana$72,56010
South Dakota$66,73010
Michigan$66,68030
Wisconsin$65,45090
Arizona$64,98010
Idaho$64,83010
Iowa$64,29060
Indiana$64,20020
Missouri$63,39070
Ohio$63,200100
Illinois$62,480150
North Carolina$62,39030
Louisiana$62,26020
Texas$61,94020
Mississippi$58,18050
Utah$50,74040
Kansas$50,29060
Arkansas$50,12010
Nebraska$49,81010

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Programs: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, released 2026-06-10. Occupation wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.