Herd Manager Jobs

We require an enthusiastic person to assist us milking 550 cows in a great location 10 mins from Riversdale, Northern Southland. The successful candidate must be honest, hardworking, have the ability to work independently and alongside a successful and experienced farm manager. Duties will include controlling milking and feeding levels, pasture management, effluent management and general farm duties. The full-time position is a Herd Manager role. Guaranteed minimum of 30 hours per week. Renumeration is negotiable depending on the successful applicant's work experience and levels of responsibility at previous employment. Dairy farm experience (2 years) is required. A current NZ driver's license, a current work VISA, and a New Zealand bank account is necessary. Full or part-time work could be available for a spouse or partner. Accommodation available: A range of accommodation is available to the successful candidate from modern house to shared accommodation.

We are looking for a full time staff member to join our team who has experience in tractor driving and feeding out with large wagons. You would be in charge of feed. There are 6 full time staff and 2 casuals. Accommodation is provided and included in the package which will be a 4 bedroom home with a double garage. Fully fenced section. Wood burner, Gas Fire and heat pump in hallway. Roster System is 7 on 2 off 4 on 1 off. Sun/Mon and following Tues. Start times in peak milking is 3.30am. This farm has split calving with approximately 500 in the autumn and 1100 in the spring. Drivers License Required Farm Size (ha) 560 Peak Herd Size (cows) 1550 Typical On-farm Staff 8 Position Start Date 01/06/2026 Accommodation available 4 Bedroom Home with double garage Hour Type season Average Hours Per week 45 Roster By negotiation Remuneration paid by Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits)

We are seeking an experienced farm worker (2+ years) to work as a Herd Manager on a 1500-cow farm in the Balfour area. The farm is located approximately 45 minutes from Gore, milking through two Herringbone sheds. You'll have a range of duties to keep you busy, interested and developing including: - Milking and monitoring milk quality, - training junior staff, - stock handling and feeding (feed mgt), - fencing, weed control, - calving, calf rearing, - shed maintenance & preparation, - tractor operation for feeding out, baling, mowing and silage - monitoring, recording and maintaining animal health - and other general farm duties. Weekly hours are a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 50. Since farm work is dependent on a number of unknown factors like weather and animals, any hours worked beyond the agreed maximum in a fortnightly pay period will be paid at the agreed overtime rate. The schedule may vary; Roster will be 6 days on, 1 day off during calving season and 12 days on, 2 days off for the rest of the year. Wage is $29.66 per hour. Candidates must have previous dairy farming experience and are required to provide good related references. To be considered you must: - provide a CV which is current, correct and complete or alternative evidence of work (this is proof of work and professionalism and the employer will not consider you without this) - be a solid worker and with good character (where possible, we will do a criminal check) - be physically fit - be able to pass a pre-employment drug test Summary - if you're committed to getting up early, working hard, treating the animals with care and respect and communicating well with others, you will want this job (or last in it).

**Job Description** Carries out milk harvesting tasks safely, efficiently, and correctly, and assists in training new employees on correct techniques. Assists with solving milk quality problems, as per instructions in farm policy manual. Helps farm assistants to understand factors that affect milk quality, hygienic milking and mastitis control procedures. Cleans and maintains the milking plant and farm dairy equipment, and carries out hygiene inspections as per instructed in on farm policy manual. Moves and handles animals safely, identifies and diagnoses animal health issues, and assists with treatments and prevention in line with farm policy. Records and maintains all herd health treatments and events according to on-farm policy or dairy company policy, as per advised by manager. Observes, records and reports on cows preparing to calve, and calves’ cows in line with farm policy. Moves, handles and rears calves, identifies and diagnoses calving-related health issues. Understands the mating management policy for the farm. Recognizes cows on heat, and records as per policy. Diagnoses and assists with treatment of breeding related health issues. Diagnoses and assists with treatment of breeding related health issues. Observes, identifies and manages pasture/crop weeds, or reports these to appropriate team member as advised. Knows the crops on farm, sets appropriate feeding allocations, and is aware of associated animal health issues with crop feeding. Understands the on-farm feed policy, can calculate pasture and supplement requirements and set correct feeding levels. Recognizes and understands pasture quality, pasture covers and appropriate residuals, and implements best practice to maintain quality and avoid pasture damage. Feeds out supplements as advised ensuring there is minimal wastage, and is aware of associated feed health issues. Understands how the farms dairy effluent systems operate and how effluent affects the on-farm environment. Is aware of regional council requirements and their responsibilities to comply with these. Understands the farm environment plan and associated responsibilities. Follows farm policy to achieve best nutrient management practice. Understands regulations around land management and ensures their practice complies with these. Is learning how to use agrichemicals and fertilizers, safely and correctly. Understands regional council requirements around water use, and implements steps to achieve efficient water use in the farm dairy as advised in farm policy manual. Understands what their potential career path looks like and the skills required to get there. Actively looks for and considers opportunities to grow skills and take the next step. Understands own rights around employment agreements, minimum wage requirements, leave and accommodation, and how to communicate any issues to managers. Models the values and behaviors of a good workplace culture, through leading by example. Understands obligations around their own time management, and can prioritize work tasks. Safely erects and maintains both permanent and non-permanent electric and non-electric fences, as directed. Sets up, operates, and maintains the irrigation system according to workplace procedures and consents. Is beginning to problem-solve technological issues, and demonstrate initiative in using new technologies and data for insights and decision making. Operates farm vehicles and machinery in accordance with safety and regulatory obligations, and knows strategies to avoid hazards and biosecurity risks. Knows how to maintain good health on-farm, understands health and safety compliance requirements. Identifies hazards, understands safety procedures, and demonstrates safe on-farm work practices. Reports near misses and accidents in the relevant registers provided at induction. Knows how to safely operate and maintain equipment. Manages their general wellbeing using self-awareness, seeking support from farm team as required. Is aware of nutritional, physical, emotional and social needs. Models good health, safety and wellbeing behaviors to juniors, and communicates any issues. **Requirements** - Must be able to drive a tractor and with a valid driver's license - Must be able to detect mastitis and treat lame cows - Must have at least 2 years of dairy farm experience - A clear record, with no prior convictions, is required for this role. - A pre-employment drug test is required. **Additional Information** - Shed Type: 42 Bail Rotary - Farm Size (ha): 108 - Peak Herd Size (cows): 410 - Typical On-farm Staff: 1 - Position Start Date: 06/05/2026 - Accommodation available: Accommodation is available - Average Hours Per week: 40 - Roster: Single rotation - 11 Days on / 3 days Off - Remuneration: $62,400 annual salary

Herd Manager – Lye Farm (DairyNZ Research Farm) Full-time, Permanent Near Hamilton (Newstead / Ruakura) Drive-in role – no accommodation 3-week rotating roster – work every 3rd weekend DairyNZ is looking for a capable and motivated Herd Manager to join the team at Lye Farm, our indoor dairy research farm near Hamilton. This is a hands-on role where you’ll lead the day-to-day management of a 300-cow herd, while supporting on-farm research that benefits dairy farmers across New Zealand. The role includes: - Milking, feeding, animal health, mating, and calving - Maintaining high standards of animal welfare and udder health - Supporting research trials by following farm plans and protocols - Recording and working with herd and performance data - Operating and caring for modern dairy infrastructure The farm: - 30-bail rotary with automatic cow ID and in-bail feeding - Indoor housing and feeding barns - Onsite laboratory If you’re keen on a practical Herd Manager role with variety and meaning — close to Hamilton — we’d love to hear from you.

We need 2 Herd Managers to join our team for the 2026/2027 season. As a Herd Manager, you must have a natural love for animals and all agriculture. This is a full-time permanent role that requires you to work a minimum of 40 hours and a maximum of 50 hours per week at $30.00 - 33.00/hour. You must be physically fit, with a clean full driving license, criminal, and drug checks to be considered for the role. A minimum of 2 years NZ dairy work experience is required for this role. No pets are allowed in the shared accommodation. No smoking/vaping allowed in the shared accommodation and sheds. As a Herd Manager, you are expected to: - Carry out milk harvesting tasks safely, efficiently, and correctly, and assist in training new employees on correct techniques. - Assist with solving milk quality problems. - Help farm assistants to understand factors that affect milk quality, hygienic milking, and mastitis control procedures. - Clean and maintain the milking plant and farm dairy equipment and carry out hygiene inspections. - Move and handle animals safely, identify and diagnose animal health issues, and assist with treatments and prevention in line with farm policy. - Record and maintain all herd health treatments and events according to on-farm policy or dairy company policy, as advised by the manager. - Observe, record, and report on cows preparing to calve, and calves’ cows in line with farm policy. Please submit your CV with three contactable work referees.

We’re after a capable Herd Manager to join our 1,000 cow operation in the Wairau Valley. You’ll be part of a team of 5–6, milking through a 50-bale rotary on a 5/2 roster. The role: – Animal health, mating and general herd management – Milking and shed management – Identifying and treating lameness and sickness – Feed allocation and pasture awareness – Keeping on top of day-to-day jobs around the farm – Working closely with the team to keep things running well What you’ll need: – Minimum AgITO Level 3 (or equivalent experience) – Strong stock sense and attention to detail – Confident in the shed and basic animal treatments – Reliable, easygoing, and communicates well – Takes pride in doing the job properly Must be able to pass pre employment drug test. Farm Size (ha) 280 Peak Herd Size (cows) 1000 Typical On-farm Staff 5 Position Start Date 01/06/2026 Accommodation available 1 bedroom cottage Hour Type season Average Hours Per week 50 Roster Single rotation - 5 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by By Negotiation

We are looking for Herd Manager for upcoming season starting from June 2026. We need at least someone who has minimum 2 years experience in the Dairy industry New Zealand. Application from overseas will not be considered and eligible person should have valid working rights in New Zealand. We are located In Tahuna near Morrinsville. Key responsibilities:- - Managing pasture and grazing rotations. - Daily Farm operations and Animal care. - Assisting with mating and herd reproduction. - Milking and monitoring cow health. - Plant wash and shed hygiene. - Operating and maintaining farm machinery such as Tractors, Feed out Wagon etc. If you are passionate about Dairy Farming and looking for your next step, we would like to hear from you.

We’re seeking an experienced and motivated Herd Manager to join our progressive 1140 cow dairy operation near Culverden. This role suits someone with solid dairy experience who enjoys working with animals, leading people, and taking ownership of day-to-day farm performance. **About the Role** - Supervise and support farm assistants in the daily running of the dairy. - Oversee milking operations and milk-quality standards. - Monitor and treat animal health issues and record all treatments. - Assist with calving, mating, and reproduction management. - Manage pasture allocation, supplementary feeding, and effluent systems. - Maintain machinery, vehicles, and farm infrastructure. - Ensure compliance with environmental and health-and-safety standards. **About You** - At least 2 years dairy experience, including some staff supervision. - Strong animal-health and pasture-management skills. - Confident with technology and record-keeping. - Positive attitude, reliable, and a team player. - Current NZ driver’s licence. - Eligibility to work in New Zealand. **What We Offer** - Competitive salary (based on experience). - On-farm accommodation. - Supportive, family-oriented team environment. - Ongoing training and career development opportunities. **PAY RATE** $33.56 TO 40$ PER HOURS MINIMUM 30 HOURS WEEKLY.

Hard working team seeking a new member to join our high performing, goal-oriented farm. We are seeking someone with skills in animal health, hygienic milking practices and tractor skills. About you: minimum of 3 years New Zealand dairy farming experience and New Zealand citizenship as we are NOT accredited employers. Good communication skills and a great work ethic. If this position sounds like an opportunity you would like to explore further, please send an updated CV with at least two current references. Farm Size (ha): 226 ha Peak Herd Size (cows): 650 Typical On-farm Staff: 3 Plus Sharemilkers Accommodation available: 3 Bedroom House Average Hours Per week: 50 Plus Roster: Single rotation - 5 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: Hourly / Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly

**Job Description** - **Milking**: Manage efficient and hygienic milking routine. Follow procedure to produce high quality milk. - **Animals**: Manage safe handling of animals, report any health and welfare issues as per farm policy. Manage the moving and handling animals safely and observe and report on wellbeing of all classes of stock. - **Feed**: Set break fences and feeds out as directed. Manage pasture and crop weed control and learn about feed allocations and health issues associated with crops. - **Environment**: Manage dairy effluent systems operate and how effluent affects the on-farm environment and be aware of regional council requirements and their responsibilities to comply with these. - **People**: Manage and work well with others, building a strong team culture. Develop an understanding of what makes a good farm team, and how their actions affect the wider team. - **Machine, vehicles, and technology**: Manage the safe use and maintenance of vehicles on farm as directed by on farm policy. Manage the farm irrigation system, and assist with identifying irrigation problems and making repairs, as directed. - **Health, safety and wellbeing**: Manage and be involved in building a health, safety, and wellbeing culture and adhere to the farm H, S & W policy. Identify hazards, understands safety procedures, and demonstrates safe on-farm work practices. **Requirements**: - Must be able to work weekends, early starts, and in all weather. - Must have a driver's license, be drug free, have a positive attitude, ride a motorbike, and work well within a team. - Must have at least 24 months work experience on a New Zealand dairy farm. **Farm Size**: 380 ha **Peak Herd Size**: 1500 cows **Typical On-farm Staff**: 5 **Accommodation**: Shared **Average Hours Per week**: 55 **Roster**: Double rotation - 9 Days on / 2 days Off - 8 Days on / 2 days Off **Total Package Value**: $79,016.04

We’re seeking an experienced and motivated Herd Manager to join our progressive 530 cow dairy operation near MARUIA. This role suits someone with solid dairy experience who enjoys working with animals, leading people, and taking ownership of day-to-day farm performance. **About the Role** - Supervise and support farm assistants in the daily running of the dairy. - Oversee milking operations and milk-quality standards. - Monitor and treat animal health issues and record all treatments. - Assist with calving, mating, and reproduction management. - Manage pasture allocation, supplementary feeding, and effluent systems. - Maintain machinery, vehicles, and farm infrastructure. - Ensure compliance with environmental and health-and-safety standards. **About You** - At least 2 years dairy experience, including some staff supervision. - Strong animal-health and pasture-management skills. - Confident with technology and record-keeping. - Positive attitude, reliable, and a team player. - Current NZ driver’s licence. - Eligibility to work in New Zealand. **What We Offer** - Competitive salary (based on experience). - On-farm accommodation. - Supportive, family-oriented team environment. - Ongoing training and career development opportunities.

After 8 years we have a rare opportunity. We are looking for a Senior Herd Manager after our long standing staff member is moving on. So if you are a GREAT Herd Manager. We’re looking for a GREAT Herd Manager!! If you're interested in being part of a top performing dairy farm and team, then read on. We're an established business with the ability to implement good systems and have set the farm up with state of the art facilities so things can be done well. If you're passionate about dairy farming and want to be part of a high performing team please contact us. The role is part of a combined self contained business involving 3 dairy farms, two support blocks with a total of 15-16 permanent staff, 1164 effective hectares of spray-irrigated paddocks, three cowsheds (2 x 50 bale 1 x 60 bale) 13 pivots, 4 Rotorainers, 600 cow feed pad, and modern housing and farm machinery. The ideal candidate must have a positive attitude, be physically able and willing to work to a roster, and have a clean drivers' license. Agricultural qualification and/or 3-5 years prior dairy farming experience ideal. Farm Size (ha): 275 Peak Herd Size (cows): 1150 Typical On-farm Staff: 5 Accommodation available: Modern accommodation. Average Hours Per week: 50 Roster: Single rotation - 6 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: By Negotiation

We are seeking a capable and motivated team member to join our progressing dairy operation milking around 520-550 crossbred cows. The farm operates a 40ashb with inshed feeding system, system 4 on a rolling flat contour. The farm is located 8mins from Morrinsville and 15mins from Matamata with plenty of school options within a 15min drive (plus school bus options at driveway). On farm accommodation is suitable for individuals, couples or families. Our role would suit someone who....... - has clear communication - high standards and tidy systems - wanting to learn pasture management - has great animal health skills - has great initiative and completes tasks when needing done - can operate heavy machinery and bikes We are excited to find someone who will join our team and help us push our farm to its fullest potential. Please send us your CV and Cover letter, with at least two current references. Applications will only be accepted from a New Zealand resident and must speak fluent english. Farm Size (ha): 160 Peak Herd Size (cows): 550 Typical On-farm Staff: 3 Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: 3 bedroom house with a garage Hour Type: negotiable Average Hours Per week: Negotiable Roster: Single rotation - 12 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: By Negotiation

We are looking for a keen enthusiastic person to join our team in Hinds milking 900 cows through a 60 bail fully automated Waikato shed. Irrigation is done by centre pivot, one turbo Rainer and corner sprinklers. We are looking for someone with a good attitude and take pride in their work. This position is a bit different to most as you won't be in the shed milking too often as we have a full time relief milker. To apply for this job you must be able to drive tractors; we do a good bit of pre mowing in front of cows with triple mowers and use a mixer wagon through winter and spring. So only apply if you're confident in driving big machinery and are able to maintain them to a high standard, along with various other tractor work as well as the usual dairy farm work. The job comes with the opportunity to grow; we all work as a team, and there are no job titles here, everyone gets a good variety.

We require a Herd Manager for 54 bale rotary 700 cow farm on 240 hectares. You must have minimum 2 years farm experience in New Zealand. Farm location is around 45 minutes from Invercargill and 2 hours from Dunedin. Purpose of the position: Understands and takes responsibility for daily tasks such as running of the dairy, effluent management and feeding. Completes tasks with minimal supervision and can supervise and train other staff if needed. Looks for opportunities to work more effectively and efficiently to improve the business. Your role includes but not limited to: - Milking: Understands and implements efficient milking practices and keeps the farm dairy hygienic. Records health treatments and solves milk quality. - Animals: Diagnoses common ailments and treats accordingly. Competent in all aspects of calving and reproduction, e.g. observation, recording and submitted on. - Environment: Understands regulations and management of nutrients, effluent and water and their most efficient use. - People: Trains junior employees in simple skills. Developing communication and reporting skills. - Machine, Vehicles and Technology: Safely uses and maintains vehicles on farm as directed by on farm policy. - Health, safety and wellbeing: Models a health, safety and wellbeing culture, records accidents and identifies farm hazards and biosecurity issues. Must be able to drive Tractor, Quad bike. Working as a team is important, but you need to think for yourself. Getting up turning up on time on your allocated roster is essential; lateness and excuses will not work on this farm. This is an 11 on 2 off during calving and rest of season 11 on and 3 off roster. Candidate must have New Zealand dairy farming experience. We will hold a phone interview or face to face interview if needed. No pets on farm. No smoking or vaping. Must have a clean criminal record. Random drug testing if you're employed. You must live on the farm due to the requirements of the job. One bedroom cottage will be provided. It is suitable for only a single person, not for family. Farm Size (ha): 240 Peak Herd Size (cows): 700 Typical On-farm Staff: 3 Position Start Date: 20/03/2026 Accommodation available: 150 rent per week. One bedroom cottage, only for single person not suitable for family. Hour Type: negotiable Average Hours Per week: 35-45 Roster: Single rotation - 11 Days on / 3 days Off Remuneration: 55k-65k based on experience.

Our contract Milking company has a really great opportunity for someone to come on board and be the Herd Manager to work alongside the contract Milker. The farm winters 870 predominantly cross bred cows and is located in Rangitata just 12mins from Geraldine or 15 minutes to Temuka in South Canterbury. Ashburton and Timaru are 40minutes in either direction with Christchurch just an hour and a half away. The farm is owned by a local Family operated, industry leading agricultural organization giving access to a lot of wonderful people and resources and the opportunity be a part of a much wider team. The role would see the Herd Manager working closely with the contract milker to deliver for the owners outcomes that everyone will be proud of. Responsibilities will be but not restricted to, - - Pasture management and feed allocation as per plan by owners, farm consultant and contract milker as well as winter feed allocation and understanding feed budgets. - Shed hygiene and milk quality ensuring that day to day operation adheres to the Fonterra Co Operative difference program. - Assisting in Managing the team of people in absence of manager or Contract Milker, and allocating time for duties to be done in a timely manner with a focus on efficiency and productivity. - Animal health using collar data and good animal husbandry and having a good knowledge of animal health and treatments. - Maintaining machinery and operating machinery on the farm. - Actively implement H&S procedures and training programs. - Recording data and using Minda/Protrack and Sensehub. 2 years NZ Dairy Farming experience is critical along with a level 3 relevant qualification. This position is available to New Zealand citizens and residents, and those who are currently working in the New Zealand dairy industry on a work visa. Farm Size (ha): 230 Peak Herd Size (cows): 870 Typical On-farm Staff: 4 Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: single bedroom self contained unit with covered parking. Hour Type: week Average Hours Per week: 45 Roster: Double rotation - 8 Days on / 2 days Off - 8 Days on / 3 days Off Remuneration paid by: Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits) Remuneration if Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits): $80000.00 before Tax

We are seeking an experienced farm worker (2+ years) to work as a Herd Manager on a 1000-cow operation in the Ranfurly area, milking through a 50 Rotary Bale shed. You'll have a range of duties to keep you busy, interested and developing including: - Milking and monitoring milk quality, - Training junior staff, - Stock handling and feeding (feed management), - Fencing, weed control, - Calving, calf rearing, - Shed maintenance & preparation, - Tractor operation for feeding out, baling, mowing and silage monitoring, - Recording and maintaining animal health, - Other general farm duties. Weekly hours are a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 50. Since farm work is dependent on a number of unknown factors like weather and animals, any hours worked beyond the agreed maximum in a fortnightly pay period will be paid at the agreed overtime rate. The schedule may vary; Roster will be 11 days on, 3 days off. Salary is between $80,000 - $88,000 per annum, subject to experience. Candidates must have previous dairy farming experience and are required to provide good related references. To be considered you must: - Provide a CV which is current, correct and complete or alternative evidence of work (this is proof of work and professionalism and the employer will not consider you without this) - Be a solid worker and with good character (where possible, we will do a criminal check) - Be physically fit - Be able to pass a pre-employment drug test - Have a full driver licence as you'll need to go between farm and runoff Summary - if you're committed to getting up early, working hard, treating the animals with care and respect and communicating well with others, you will want this job (or last in it).

We are contract milkers and supportive employers who are willing to teach any aspect of our high input system. Chiwi Dairies Ltd is looking for a Herd Manager/experienced farm assistant with at least 2 years of experience in NZ. We milk 580 JFX cows twice a day all year round through a system 5. 40 aside Herringbone shed with ACR's, rubber matting on the feed pad and in the pit. Cow manager monitoring system and Auto drafting gate. We pride ourselves on a high standard of our daily operation with proven performance over the years on a well-maintained farm. We are seeking a motivated and passionate team member to join our team. You must be honest, reliable, passionate, a good communicator, and be able to work alongside us to make sure the farm is running efficiently. The ideal candidate will be willing to further their learning by undergoing AG training, Dairy NZ workshops, and more. You will have good stockmanship skills, be able to identify and treat mastitis, identify lameness, and identify any cows when they are unwell. You will be milking twice a day all year, getting cows in, doing basic maintenance jobs such as weed control, effluent irrigation, feeding out, fencing, etcetera. You must be able to ride farm bikes and tractor experience would be an advantage. The applicant must be eligible to work in NZ (WE ARE NOT ACCREDITED EMPLOYERS) and may be required to undergo a pre-employment drug test and have police clearance. If you think this role suits you and you’re ready to become a great asset for our team, please apply below or send through your CV with most recent references and a cover letter to chiwidairies@gmail.com Farm Size (ha): 150 Peak Herd Size (cows): 580 Typical On-farm Staff: 3.5 Accommodation available: Older good 4 bed rooms house, with a heat pump, double garage and easy to maintain section.

Senior Dairy Farm Assistant or Herd Manager– 2025/26 Season New Farm | Great Team | Big Opportunities Keen to be part of something new and exciting? We’re looking for a motivated Dairy Farm Assistant or Herd manager to join us for the 2025/26 season on a new farm, where culture, performance, and people genuinely matter. We’re a supportive, positive team who enjoy the work we do and look out for each other — but we’re also serious about farming well. We have high expectations when it comes to animal health, pasture management, milk quality, and hitting industry targets. If you take pride in doing a job properly and want to keep lifting your standards, you’ll fit right in. This role is milking 540 cows in a 40aside herringbone. What you can expect: - A fun, respectful, and well-organised work environment - Clear systems and expectations - Supportive employers who value good communication - Opportunities for training, upskilling, and career progression within the dairy industry - A new-farm set-up with a focus on efficiency and best practice What we’re looking for: - A positive attitude and strong work ethic - Willingness to learn and take feedback on board - Pride in animal welfare and farm presentation - Commitment to meeting production and industry targets - Dairy experience preferred, but not essential for the right person If you’re keen to grow your skills, be part of a high-performing team, and enjoy coming to work each day, we’d love to hear from you. We have a track record of top performance and growing our people so if you want to further your career come and work for us! NOTE: MUST BE IN NEW ZEALAND and have eligible visa. We are accredited but we are NOT supporting entry into NZ. We are however, willing to work with successful applicant in NZ with appropriate visa. Farm Size (ha): 142 Peak Herd Size (cows): 540 Typical On-farm Staff: 3+ Calf rearer Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: 3 Bedroom home with section- Healthy homes standards Hour Type: negotiable Average Hours Per week: 50 Roster: Double rotation - 5 Days on / 2 days Off - 6 Days on / 1 day Off Remuneration paid by: Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits) Remuneration if Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits): TBC- Negotiable- 70+k