8 jobs found in Raglan

Milk Harvester Honikiwi, Otorohanga | Full-Time | On-Farm Accommodation Available We are looking for a reliable Milk Harvester to join our team on a large-scale dairy farm located approximately 10 minutes from Otorohanga. This role is primarily focused on milking our split-calving herd through a 60-bail rotary shed. It is a great opportunity for someone wanting stable, full-time employment and the convenience of living on-farm. About the Farm Approximately 1,100 peak KiwiCross cows Split calving system (650 spring, 450 autumn) 60-bail rotary shed with ACR and auto-draft Feed pad operation Flat to rolling contour OFI Milk supply The Role Key duties include: Milking cows approx 3:30am-7:30am & 1:30pm-5pm (45 Hours per week roughly) Bringing cows to and from the shed Shed setup and washdown Maintaining high milk quality standards Monitoring animal health and reporting issues What We're Looking For Reliable and punctual Positive...

Relief milker needed for afternoon milkings, solecharge, inshed feeding 20ashb

Milking and assisting with odd jobs.

You must be in NZ before apply. This role is to mainly milk cows, dairy shed and plant hygiene, some other farm jobs such as moving stock and spraying weeds. Ideally some NZ dairy experience or some training completed be preferred  .

Fulltime Milk Harvester required for a 60 Bail Rotary  Prefer an experienced person that can take charge and run shed to a high standard of hygiene and cleanliness ,animal welfare with good work ethic and reliability Must be able to monitor animal health and report any issues Farm is 10 mins from Inglewood with School bus at gate Must live in New Zealand to apply This Position could also suit a couple Please send through CV and little bit about yourself 

Located 2 minutes from Okato NZ residents only Casual Position TAD milking all season (currently 4-8am/3-7pm) Hourly rate of $26.80 includes holiday pay and KiwiSaver Up to 3 morning/7 afternoon milkings available per week - very flexible Must be Reliable Must be Punctual Must be open to learning No drugs, alcohol or smoking permitted on site; vaping allowed at a designated area I enjoy rewarding those who deserve it and earn it

We’re looking for a reliable Relief Milker to cover every second weekend while two of our permanent staff are on their rostered weekend off. We milk through a 44-bale rotary with a single operator, so the role is well suited to someone who is confident milking independently. Your duties will include: Solo Milking Plant and silo wash procedures Assisting with bringing herds when required General dairy duties associated with each milking Hours Morning and afternoon milkings. Approximately 15–20 hours per weekend. Additional work and hours can be available during the week if wanted. The core commitment is every second weekend, but we’re happy to offer additional farm work to the right person if they’re looking for more hours. We’re looking for someone who is: Confident milking in a rotary dairy, Reliable and punctual, Calm and good with livestock, and able to work efficiently without constant supervision. Experienced preferred, although not essential.

We are currently seeking someone to help on our farm located in Auroa, Taranaki. This position would be drive in, and could range from milk harvester to a full time farm assistant role depending on experience/applicant.  The farm is spring calving 750 cows through a 60 bale Rotary. The contour of the farms is flat and paddocks are well fenced, even sized with great central racing. Water supplied from the Waimate west water scheme. The cowshed has Automatic cup removers and teat spraying.  Cows are fed all year via the in shed feed system or feed pad. We have Protract Drafting working alongside Cow manager system in the herd. Key responsibilities/expectations (role dependent) Excellent stockmanship ability to work without supervision and also work within a team Understanding of pasture allocation and management  General Farm maintenance Tractor driving - feeding out - mowing - general duties Excellent animal husbandry - identify lameness, mastitis and other...