4 agriculture jobs found

Bonney Downs Station is seeking an experienced Cropping Manager to join our team based in Warradarge, Western Australia. Just 10 minutes from the coast at Greenhead and 2.5 hours from Perth city. This is a full-time role that will play a pivotal part in the overall operations and success of the farm. As Cropping Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the property's cropping operations, ensuring efficient and sustainable farming practices are implemented.

We are looking for a motivated Farm Manager to take a leading role in the next phase of development at Woolnorth, our 9,600-acre property in north-west Tasmania. This is a unique opportunity to help shape the future of a large-scale cattle operation as it evolves from a proven backgrounding enterprise into a premium 3,500-head Angus breeding business.  This role offers far more than day-to-day farm management. It is a genuine opportunity to help deliver a major operational transformation—establishing a new breeding herd, improving infrastructure, renovating pasture systems and contributing to a long-term development project with visible, lasting outcomes. For someone who enjoys building, improving and taking ownership, this is a role with real scope and legacy.  About the Role Reporting to the Operations Manager, you will lead the day-to-day beef enterprise at Woolnorth and play a key role in delivering the property’s transition into a...

We require an Assistant Farm Manager/ Livestock Overseer for our property near Moss Vale, NSW. You will be an experienced Livestock person willing to work with the Farm Manager to oversee the day-to-day operations of the property. This is a hands-on role and you will be involved in all facets of the farm operations from livestock husbandry, pasture improvement, machinery ops, nutrition application, to property and asset maintenance. Light your fire for high class Cattle, Regen Ag and continuous learning Cutting edge Angus cattle, Regen ag, carbon farming enterprises Substantial farming asset in the heart of the Southern Highlands, NSW

Apply your sound knowledge of animal biosecurity, livestock diseases and health and welfare issues to ensure strong biosecurity practices in the NT. The Biosecurity and Animal Welfare team are seeking applicants to fill an ongoing role in Katherine. As a Livestock Biosecurity Officer, you will provide biosecurity inspection and certification advice and services to manage risks to the Territory economy, environment and public health and support the development of sustainable agribusiness and economic development of the NT. This involves delivering biosecurity services and advice, and administering legislation relating to the NT Livestock Act, 2008. You will also be required to participate in biosecurity emergency responses and undertake regular travel to remote locations.