BOS Grazing is looking for an experienced Stockhand / Pen Rider to join our team at Greystonlea, between Kingaroy and Dalby in South East Queensland.
This is a hands-on livestock and property role suited to someone who is a genuinely capable stockperson, confident horseperson and practical all-rounder.
While pen riding and livestock work are central to the role, Greystonlea is a diverse cattle and farming operation and we don't operate with a "that's not my job" mentality. Our team works across cattle, yards, machinery, infrastructure and general property work as required.
We're looking for someone who enjoys the farm and station lifestyle, takes pride in doing things properly, notices when something needs attention and is willing to get in and get it done.
BYO suitable work horse/s is essential.
Single-person accommodation is available on-property. We do not currently have family accommodation available. Applicants wishing to live off-property are welcome to arrange their own accommodation locally and commute.
Greystonlea is BOS Grazing's 7,500-acre cattle and farming operation, located between Kingaroy and Dalby in South East Queensland.
The property incorporates intensive cattle feeding, backgrounding and grazing operations alongside cropping and irrigation, with country ranging from productive black-soil creek flats through to spotted-gum ridges.
This isn't simply a feedlot job.
It's a varied agricultural operation where livestock, horses, machinery, farming, infrastructure and property maintenance all form part of daily life.
We're a relatively small team and value good stockmanship, practical common sense, initiative, animal welfare and people who take pride in the property, livestock and equipment they work with.
We use modern livestock management systems and technology where they make us better at what we do, while retaining the practical, hands-on approach of a working cattle property.
If you want to see who we are and how we operate I'd encourage you to look us up @boslady_prue on insta, facebook or tick-tock.
The successful applicant's primary responsibilities will include:
We expect everyone on the property to take some ownership of the place around them.
If you see something broken, leaking, loose, empty, damaged or needing attention, don't simply walk past it.
You don't need to be a mechanic, welder, plumber and stockman rolled into one. You do need to be practical, observant and willing to help solve problems rather than assuming they're somebody else's responsibility.
We are looking for someone with genuine previous livestock experience who can confidently step into the role.
Applicants should have:
You will suit us particularly well if you're the sort of person who notices what needs doing and gets on with it.
We're probably not the right fit if you prefer very narrow job boundaries or your instinct when asked to help with something different is "that's not my job."
For the right person, we offer:
This role will particularly suit someone who actually enjoys the rural lifestyle — horses, cattle, dogs, machinery, paddocks and the satisfaction of getting a good day's work done.
If you're an experienced stockhand, have your own suitable work horse/s, enjoy cattle and property work and prefer "I'll sort it" to "that's not my job", we'd like to hear from you.
Please apply via the Apply Now button with your résumé and a brief introduction covering:
Single-person accommodation only is available on-property. Applicants requiring other accommodation will need to arrange their own accommodation locally and commute.
Permanent Australian working rights are required.
PLEASE NOTE:
These are permanent positions and NOT open to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers) or overseas applicants.
BOS Grazing's 7,500-acre Greystonlea is a diverse cattle and farming operation located between Kingaroy and Dalby in South East Queensland, with country ranging from productive black-soil creek flats to rocky spotted-gum ridges.
The operation includes a 1,500 SCU feedlot and extensive cattle handling facilities, 300 hectares of cropping, rotational grazing country and more than 2000 trade cattle.
We're a hands-on, progressive agricultural business with plenty happening across livestock, farming, machinery, infrastructure and property development.
We're a relatively small team, which means people aren't pigeonholed into narrow roles. We value good stockmanship, practical skills, initiative and common sense. We use modern systems and technology where they make us better at what we do, while retaining the best parts of working on a cattle property — good horses, good cattle, varied work and the satisfaction of getting things done properly.
Greystonlea is a beautiful place to live and work, and we're serious about building a productive, efficient and enjoyable agricultural business with people who take pride in being part of it.