3 relief milker jobs found

This is a drive in position, to cover days off - We’re looking for an experienced, capable person  This is a hands-on role with a bit of everything – full-time calf rearing through spring, plus relief milking and tractor work across the season to cover days off The setup: – 300 cow farm (38 aside herringbone) – relief milking, feeding calves, feeding out The role: – Relief milking to cover rostered days off – Feeding out and general farm jobs – Tractor work (cultivating, etc.) What we’re after: – Competent milker in herringbone sheds – Comfortable on tractors and general machinery – Good time management – able to plan your day and get through the work – Easy to work with, respectful, and good with people —Proven experience with calf rearing (confident running it solo)

We are looking for a relief milker over our busy period August - February Start Date: August through February Hours: Minimum 30 hours per week Pay Rate: $28–$30 per hour, depending on experienced. Weekend work required Milking cows efficiently and in accordance with farm procedures Maintain high standards of animal health and welfare Identifying and reporting any health or production concerns Cleaning and maintaining milking shed and equipment Assist with feeding, stock movement and general farm duties as required We have a strict drug-free policy and value professionalism and safety. Please apply with a CV and 2 references

🐄 Milk for Rent Position Available – New Zealand We're looking for a reliable and motivated person or couple for a Milk for Rent position. The position includes: • 3-bedroom house • 22 ASHB dairy with in-shed feeding • Milking approximately 270 cows • Halter system being installed, operational from August This is a great opportunity for someone who takes pride in their work and wants to be part of a well-set-up dairy operation. Please note: You must already be in New Zealand and have the legal right to work here. If you are not currently in New Zealand, please do not apply. If you're interested, send us a message with a bit about yourself and your dairy farming experience.