3 assistant manager jobs found

Farm Manager – Bull Finishing Operation   Portland, Northland (15 minutes south of Whangārei) Lead a high-performing, 650 ha effective bull finishing business wintering c. 1,800 bulls with a strong team, modern technology and clear production targets. The Farm 650 ha effective grazing platform across three operational units c. 1,800 bulls wintered annually; target 400 kg CWT/ha Team: Farm Manager, Assistant Manager, Junior Stockperson c. 33% of farm on Halter (weaner to yearling); balance on cell grazing Well-maintained infrastructure and management systems The Role You will lead day-to-day operations, drive pasture performance, manage livestock health and welfare, and develop staff while maintaining high standards across the business. Key responsibilities Pasture & feed management Feed budgeting and supply vs demand planning proven experience (min 2 years) Average pasture cover monitoring...

We are on the Hunt for a farm manager on our farm 10 minutes to whangarei We run 3 farms all close to whangarei 1500 cows in total so plenty of progression for the right person. There is a 3 bedroom house available. We use a consultant and provide plenty of support. Allflex collars auto drafting system 3 with maize and pke using a mixer wagon. 

We are looking for an experienced and capable Dry stock & Dairy farm assistant to join our team in the Far North. This is a varied role combining approximately 30 hours per week of dry stock work with 15-20 hours assisting on the dairy farm. It would suit someone who enjoys working with stock, likes variety in their day and is capable of working independentlty. This is not an entry level position. We are looking for the right person to become a valued part of our team, rather than simply looking to fill a vacancy. About the role We are sharemilkers on a large dairy operation, with an extensive area also used for young stock, dry cows and other cattle. The successful applicant will work under our guidance, with clear grazing plans, rotations and systems in place. However, we need someone with enough experience and initiatve to manage their day-to-day workload without needing constant direction. You should be able to plan ahead, prepare break fences, know when mobs...