Farm Workers Needed

Farm Hand (Daily Operations & Care) Animal Care: Feed, water, and monitor the health of poultry, goats, and rabbits daily. Maintenance: Clean pens, coops, and housing areas regularly to keep them hygienic. General Labor: Assist with moving livestock, repairing fences, and general farm upkeep. Record Keeping: Help track daily feeding amounts, mortality, or basic production notes as instructed. 📋 Farm Manager (Supervision & Oversight) Team Leadership: Supervise farm hands, assign daily tasks, and ensure work is done safely and correctly. Livestock Management: Oversee breeding programs, health schedules, and proper nutrition for all animals. Inventory Control: Monitor feed supplies, equipment, medications, and other farm materials. Operations Tracking: Maintain accurate records of farm performance, expenses, and overall output.

General Labor & Physical Fitness: Ability to handle daily manual tasks such as lifting feed bags, cleaning pens, and working outdoors in various weather conditions. Animal Care Basics: Familiarity with feeding, watering, and daily handling of poultry, goats, and rabbits. Observation & Attention to Detail: Spotting early signs of illness, injury, or unusual behavior in animals and reporting them quickly. Basic Maintenance: Keeping coops, hutches, pens, and farm tools clean, organized, and in good working order. Farm Management Skills Livestock Management Knowledge: Understanding breeding cycles, proper nutrition, health protocols, and biosecurity measures for poultry, small ruminants, and rabbits. Record Keeping: Tracking daily inventories (feed, eggs, livestock numbers), health logs, and worker schedules accurately. Leadership & Supervision: Managing farm workers, delegating daily duties fairly, and ensuring tasks are completed to high standards. Problem-Solving: Handling day-to

Physical Ability: Must be strong and have the stamina to lift heavy items, bend, and work on your feet all day in hot, cold, or wet weather. Willingness to Learn: You don’t need a degree, but you must be able to follow strict instructions quickly and safely. Reliability: You must show up on time every day. Farms rely on strict schedules. Farm Management (Leadership) Experience: Usually 1+ years of hands-on farming experience. You must understand the daily work before you can manage it. Education: Typically a High School Diploma is required; a college degree in Agriculture or Business is often preferred. Key Skills: Leadership: Ability to supervise and train staff. Planning: Ability to manage budgets, buy supplies, and schedule planting/harvesting. Problem Solving: Ability to fix machinery and handle unexpected weather or livestock issues.