3 farm assistant jobs found

You MUST have significant experience operating large agricultural machinery.   DO NOT APPLY IF YOU ARE A FOREIGNER WITH NO EXPERIENCE  Must have a current NZ work visa or be able to meet the criteria to apply for a work visa The position is for a dairy farm machine operator.  Your role will mostly involve dairy farm tractor work, occasionally assisting with livestock handling and milking duties. Tractor-related  tasks include: Pasture spraying Fertiliser spreading Feeding out (mixer wagon) Cultivation - discs + power harrow Undersowing Track maintenance Pasture topping/mowing Silage bale handling  Digger work (prefered but not essential)  Key duties: Operating tractors and other farm machinery safely and efficiently. Carrying out feeding work, including transporting and distributing silage, hay, supplements and other feed. Assisting with pasture management, mowing, topping, cultivation, fertiliser spreading and other tractor-related...

Top 400 cows twice a day, the rest once a day morning only, everything once a day March to end of May. We have a system that allows for not getting cows in, they walk themselves to milking while the coffees being drunk. Calves are grazed off farm from January till they return in May the following year as in calf. All ground work is done in house so plenty of tractor work available. We are looking for a permanent staff member to jump aboard our team once our Scottsman's visa has run out in November. Preferably chasing a character that knows how to jump into battle when the busy time is on. Must have a can do attitude and be willing to get their hands dirty, be able to laugh and have a genuine interest in dairy farming. 3 bedroom house with log burner. Firewood available on farm. We are NOT accredited, work visas welcome

We’re looking for a reliable, hard-working person to join our team. Our business specialises in clearing and removing animal bedding from sheds, so this is a hands-on role involving machinery operation and physical work. We’re looking for someone who: ● Can preferably operate a tractor / skid steer and other machinery ● Is physically fit and comfortable with manual labour ● Has a strong understanding of health and safety and can follow safe work procedures ● Is reliable, practical and has a good work ethic ● Can work well as part of a team ● Holds a current driver licence ● Can pass a pre-employment drug test Experience with farming, machinery or similar physical work would be an advantage, but reliability, safety and a willingness to get stuck in are most important. Competitive pay based on experience.