3 jobs found in Gore

Looking for someone to help get through the workload around the farm. Digger driving, fencing, Tractor work, farm maintenance such as tidying fallen trees, fixing fences, cutting and splitting Firewood. This job will fit someone with experience with Diggers, tractors, chainsaws and fencing who can get in and get the jobs done without needing supervised. Digger work includes installing water lines and troughs, clearing trees and tidying burn piles, lane work, installing culverts, fixing drainage, burying underground cables and more Experience with diggers is a must Flexible with days and hours worked, happy to discuss. We are located on the edge of Gore and this is a drive in position. Work through until end of April with possibility of more

RELIEF MILKER WANTED  We are looking for a reliable relief milker for our dairy farm Waimumu area, 15 mins from gore.  Part time work weekends only. Farm details: • 780 cows • 54 bale rotary • In-shed feeding • Automatic teat spray We’re looking for someone who is confident milking, reliable, and willing to do a good 

ASSISTANT HERD MANAGER We are a family run Dairy farm located 5km from the Gore town boundary. Peak milk 540 cows (increasing to 590 over next few years) we milk once a day all season and winter all our cows and have all our own young stock on run offs. We have a variety of tasks to keep the role interesting. We take pride in our farm and have a goal of achieving excellence every day.  The Role As part of a motivated and supportive team, you'll be involved in a wide range of day-to-day farming activities, including milking, animal health and welfare, feeding, pasture management, effluent management, general farm maintenance, and operating modern farm equipment and systems.  You'll work closely with farm owners to ensure the farm continues to operate efficiently while contributing to a positive culture.  Take on greater responsibility as your skills, confidence, and experience grow, and more importantly; you'll have the opportunity to learn the "why" behind key farming...