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Outdoorsy Become Dairy Farm Worker in Scotland From Milking

Are you searching for a job where you get to use your hands, work with animals, and help with a really important industry? Do you love the countryside and aren’t afraid of hard work? This could be the perfect chance for you.A great job as a General Farm Worker is available on a modern dairy farm in the beautiful countryside of Ayrshire, Scotland. This is a special opportunity to join a family-owned farm that cares a lot about their animals and uses top-notch farming methods. Even if you’ve never worked on a farm before, this job gives you the chance to get valuable hands-on experience and grow in a supportive place.

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Day on the Farm From Milking to Fixing Fences

This job is for someone who likes doing many different things and doesn’t mind a little hard work. As a General Farm Worker you’ll help with the daily tasks for a dairy farm with 120 cows and their calves.

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  • Taking care of animals: You’ll be in charge of making sure the cows and young calves are well cared for. This means feeding them, giving them fresh bedding, and making sure they are healthy.
  • Helping with milking: You’ll assist with the daily milking. You’ll help make sure it’s done quickly and in a very clean way.
  • General farm jobs: This is a varied role. You’ll handle all kinds of tasks, like fixing fences, managing farm waste (slurry), and keeping everything on the farm in good shape.
  • Using farm machines: You’ll learn to safely use farm machinery to get tasks done.
  • Seasonal work: You’ll also help with different jobs that pop up throughout the year to keep the farm running smoothly.

What Makes You a Great Fit

The perfect person for this job is someone you can count on who is motivated and works well with others. While having some experience is a good thing what matters most are two simple things a desire to learn and a good attitude.

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  • Experience: If you’ve worked on a farm or with animals before, that’s a plus. But don’t worry if you haven’t! They teach the right person everything they need to know.
  • Work Ethic: You should be in good physical shape and be ready to work outside no matter what the weather is like.
  • Skills: You need to be able to work well on your own but also be a good part of a team. If you have hands on skills like welding, that would be helpful but it’s not a must have.

Perks That Make This a Great Job

Working as a General Farm Worker here comes with some really nice benefits that make it an awesome opportunity.

  • Good Pay: You’ll earn £26,500 each year. This is a fair wage for the work you’ll do.
  • A Place to Live: They provide a mobile home right on the farm. This saves you money on rent and means you have no commute at all! You can walk right to work.
  • Room to Grow: This job is a fantastic starting point if you love the idea of a career in dairy farming. They team is here to help you learn new skills and get better at what you do, so you can really grow in this field.

Got Questions? Got Answers!

Q: How much does the job pay?

A: The pay is £26,500 every year.

Q: Will I have a place to live?

A: Yes! You get a mobile home right on the farm as part of the job.

Q: Do I need to have experience with dairy cows?

A: No, you don’t. While it helps, it’s not a must-have. If you’re eager to learn and have a good attitude teach you everything you need to know.

Ready to Start Your Farming Career?

This is an amazing chance to join a well known farm and build a lasting career in a strong and important industry. If you are a dedicated person who loves to work hard, has a passion for the countryside, and cares about animals, this could be your next big step.

How to Apply for This Job

To apply for this job, just send your CV (which is like a work history resume) to Grace Hartwell. You can email her at GHartwell@agriRS.co.uk.

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