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Breeding or multiplication managers are responsible for all aspects of a company’s breeding departments. They oversee the welfare, feeding, monitoring, record keeping, care and day-to-day management of the animals, especially
Read MoreShipping coordinators are responsible for warehouse operations including receiving and shipping goods at agricultural businesses. Their duties include preparing paperwork, communicating with customers and arranging the transportation of materials. They
Read MoreA pen rider monitors and moves cattle around a feeding operation. On horses, pen riders ride through assigned pens daily and identify sick animals by observing outward signs of distress.
Read MoreLivestock loaders assist in loading market livestock on and off trucks. They assure safety by using proper animal handling techniques while loading and maintaining proper animal welfare. This includes following
Read MoreLivestock haulers safely and efficiently deliver livestock from a farm to a market or processing plant with animal welfare being their foremost concern. They are responsible for all needed maintenance
Read MoreDispatchers play an important role in coordinating product shipments and transfers by combining aspects of logistics and customer service. They take calls from staff and customers, assist with communications and
Read MoreSanitation coordinators are responsible for all activities involved in maintaining the cleanliness of their assigned production area. They are responsible for the day-to-day execution of a sanitation team and coordinate
Read MorePressure washer operators control power washers to remove dirt, debris and staining within food and animal production facilities and animal transportation vehicles. To do this, they maintain established schedules as
Read MoreFeed mill operators are responsible for assisting in the operations of the mill and feed crews during the process of storing, mixing and delivering feed for cattle, hogs or poultry.
Read MoreA falconer uses birds of prey such as eagles, hawks, falcons or owls to analyze and control behavioral patterns in pest bird species such as pigeons, gulls, starlings and sparrows.
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