Agriculture Jobs in Otago

We’re looking for a motivated Milk Harvester / Farm Assistant to join our team for the 2026/2027 season, with the potential to start earlier for the right person. This role has become available due to an exciting technological change on farm with the adoption of Halter, and we’re keen to find someone who’s ready to embrace the future of dairy farming. About the Farm: - 560-cow dairy farm - Located 8 minutes north of Milton - Producing high-quality milk with a strong focus on performance and efficiency - Halter system now being integrated into daily operations The Role: The core focus of this role is milking, however there will be additional work available beyond milking, particularly during the spring period, where extra support will be essential. We’re looking for someone who takes pride in their work and wants to be part of a team aiming to break records and ensure the farm produces the best quality milk day in and day out. We run a 7,2,72,7,3 roster. What We’re Looking For: You will ideally be someone who: - Has experience milking (or a strong willingness to learn) - Is keen to embrace Halter use on farm - Has a strong teamwork attitude - Understands the importance of health and safety - Values animal welfare and stockmanship - Has a positive mindset and strong work ethic Accommodation Options: We can offer either: - On-farm accommodation in a 1-bedroom studio, or - A drive-in position for someone living nearby Important Note: We are not an accredited employer, so applicants must already have the legal right to work in New Zealand. Start Date: This is primarily for the 2026/2027 season, but an earlier start is possible for the right candidate. If you’re ready to be part of a forward-thinking dairy operation and want to work on a farm pushing for top performance, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now with your CV and a brief introduction.

We have available a full time OAD dairy farming position in a 40 aside herringbone. The right applicant must be able to Calve cows, Treat Mastits and lame cows. Tractor driving experience as well as mowing and feeding out. Fencing experience and all day to day running of a farm. We would like someone with a partner that can do casual relief milking and calf rearing. Please call Rachelle on 0211741418 if your interested. Farm Size (ha): 315 Peak Herd Size (cows): 1000 Typical On-farm Staff: 3-4 Accommodation available: 3 bedroom house Hour Type: negotiable Average Hours Per week: 50 Roster: By negotiation Remuneration paid by: By Negotiation

Due to our current Farm management people heading to new opportunities, we are looking for a capable person with experience in the dairy industry to help manage our 1100 cow Dairy Farm at Ngapara North Otago. This position would involve running the day to day system on the dairy farm, grass, cows, staff. 900 cows calved in spring and 200 in autumn. Milk all year round. Strengths needed for this role is a good understanding of pasture management, animal husbandry, staff management, irrigation and an ability to problem solve. A great attitude and good communication is also a must. The role would allow the opportunity for growth and development of your skills, while enhancing the skills you already have. We use a lot of technology to run farm, so need the applicant to have the skills to use it (Allflex collars, Protrack, irrigation technology etc). Opportunity for someone wanting to take the next step into management to be overseen by old manager that knows the farm system. Possibility of changing collars to Halter. Farm Size (ha): 320 Peak Herd Size (cows): 1100 Typical On-farm Staff: 5 Accommodation available: Different options depending on applicant. We have a tidy 3-bedroom home on farm with wood fire and heat pump. Hour Type: week Average Hours Per week: 65 Roster: Triple rotation - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 8 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: By Negotiation

Due to our current farm manager wanting to have a change in his farming role, and our current 2ic getting another Managers role for next season, we are on the lookout for a motivated person who is keen to take the next step in the Dairy Industry. We are after a well rounded person that is after a dairy farm managers position in North Otago. We milk 1100 cows and have a split calving of 900 spring, and 200 autumn calvers. We milk all year and have acquired a feed pad to do this. We will winter cows on farm and we have an adjacent runoff where we run all our young stock. We have a 320ha platform that is irrigated via spray irrigation (Pivots, Fixed Grid, Kline). Cows are milked through a 60 bail Waikato Rotary cowshed. Its equipped with cup removers, Protrack and inshed feeding. We have used Allflex collars on our cows for 9 seasons and are looking into other options of wearables currently. The successful applicant would run the day to day management of the dairy platform. Cows, Grass, feeding, people and harvesting the milk in an efficient way. We would offer support through the farm owner and current manager working alongside the applicant to find their feet and to learn our system. We have an existing team of capable and good humans, and we like to foster a fun and safe work environment for our team that makes our farm an enjoyable place to work. Farm Size (ha): 320 Peak Herd Size (cows): 1100 Typical On-farm Staff: 5 Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: Different options depending on applicant. We have a tidy 3 bedroom home on farm with wood fire and heat pump. Hour Type: week Average Hours Per week: 65 Roster: Triple rotation - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 8 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: By Negotiation

**Job Description** **Feed Production Management** • Assist with any feed planning or the management of as appropriate. • Assist to manage weeds and pests to maintain pasture and crops. • Milking • Maintain all appropriate effluent management records. • Know what to do when things go wrong. **Animals** • Implement animal health program to maintain good health. • Assist with calving and the calf rearing program to achieve minimal losses and ensure high quality replacements are available for the herd. • Assist to manage repairs and maintenance schedule for all plant, machinery and infrastructure. • Ensure all relevant company policies are understood and adhered to. Experience/qualification is an advantage but not essential. • Dedication, commitment and willing to learn are the traits we are looking for.

We are experienced sharemilkers running a modern 1,500 Cow Dairy Farm in Awamoko, North Otago with a new 80 bale rotary - along with neighboring runoff, and we’re looking for an experienced General Farm Hand to join our team. This is a role for someone who wants variety, responsibility, and potential long term development within the industry. About the Role - Negotiable roster - Balanced workload across tractor driving, stock work, irrigation, milking (if desired), and general farm work - Efficient team of long serving, experienced dairy staff - Dairy platform is pivot-irrigated with underslung effluent, fixed grid in corners - Runoff is a mixture of K-line and dryland. - Housing available You will Ideally Have - Tractor driving experience - Pride in your work and care for animals and equipment - A positive team attitude and good communication - Reliability and able to work both in a team and independently Requirements - Ability to pass a pre-employment drug test - Zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol on farm - NZ Residency is essential - CV and genuine references required If you’re keen to learn more about this position, we’d love to hear from you! Please apply via Farmsource jobs or email CV to cricklewoodfarming@gmail.com

We are seeking someone to help in the day-to-day work on a flat to rolling dairy farm in North Otago milking 800 cows peak through a 43 a side herringbone shed with new in shed feeding and drafting. The cows have wearables. The farm has 4 pivots and pop-up sprinklers so no irrigation to move. The successful applicant will have at least one to two years' experience dairy farming, be trustworthy and a good team player that can show some initiative. Roles will include but are not limited to milk harvesting, getting cows in, fences, weed spraying, some tractor work, calf rearing and other general farm duties. We really like our staff to learn and up skill so training or courses we would help with. Successful applicants must have a full driver's license and be able to pass a pre-employment drug test. Warm two-bedroom Portacom house available. Roster is 7 days on 2 days off, 3 days on 2 days off. There is options for a partner or wife to also work on farm. Must be able to work in New Zealand or have a current Work Visa. Pay is negotiable based on experience.

We have short-term work available from mid-February until dry-off (around the end of May, but this date is flexible depending on the person). Our current farm assistant is moving home to the UK, so we’re looking for someone to fill the gap. However, we’ve already lined up someone for next season, so unfortunately, there won’t be ongoing work available. We milk 625 cows using our modern 60-bale rotary milking system at Waipahi, South Otago. Responsibilities include milking, getting cows in, putting up temporary fences, weed spraying and grubbing, and other general farm work. While experience isn’t essential, we prefer someone with some farming knowledge. We’ll provide on-the-job training and offer a fun and supportive workplace. A strong work ethic and a sense of humour are a must. Accommodation is available: a two-bedroom house shared with our other farm assistant and a small, well-behaved dog. Please only apply if you’re able to share accommodation. This role would be ideal for a backpacker or someone looking to earn some money before embarking on a new adventure. Given the high volume of applications we typically receive, we’ll only be contacting those we’d like to interview. You must be able to pass a drug test and police check if required.

We have three positions available for Dairy Farm Assistants on a 650-cow farm in the Otway area, milking through a 40-aside Herringbone shed. Experience is preferred but not required for this role. You'll have a range of duties to keep you busy, interested and developing including: - Milking twice a day - Shifting cows and feeding - Fencing, weed control - Calving, calf rearing - Shed cleaning and setup - Identifying and alerting managers to sick cows - Setting fences - And other general farm duties. Weekly hours are a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 40. 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 12 days on, 2 days off for the rest of the year. Wage is up to $23.50 per hour subject to experience. Candidates 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** **Feed Production Management** • Assist with any feed planning or the management of as appropriate. • Assist to manage weeds and pests to maintain pasture and crops. • Milking • Maintain all appropriate effluent management records. • Know what to do when things go wrong. **Animals** • Implement animal health program to maintain good health. • Assist with calving and the calf rearing program to achieve minimal losses and ensure high quality replacements are available for the herd. • Assist to manage repairs and maintenance schedule for all plant, machinery and infrastructure. • Ensure all relevant company policies are understood and adhered to. Experience/qualification is an advantage but not essential. • Dedication, commitment and willing to learn are the traits we are looking for. **Farm Size (ha)**: 278 **Peak Herd Size (cows)**: 870 **Typical On-farm Staff**: 3 **Accommodation available**: SHARED ACCOMMODATION **Average Hours Per week**: 40 **Roster**: Triple rotation - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 3 days Off **Remuneration paid by**: By Negotiation

**Dairy Farm Instructor - Ara Poutama / Department of Corrections** Lead a dairy team, grow skills, Change lives! We’re looking for an experienced Dairy Farmer to run our award‑winning 135ha, 360‑cow operation, producing approx. 130,000 kgMS annually. This role combines hands‑on farm leadership with meaningful mahi that supports reintegration and skill‑building for the tāne in our care. **Mō te Tūnga | About the role** - Oversee all daily dairy operations. - Lead, coach, and develop staff and participants. - Manage training & industry qualifications. - Build strong commercial relationships. - Monday–Friday, 5am–6pm (seasonal flexibility required) - Occasional public holiday work and essential callouts **Mōu | About you** - Strong farming background & proven dairy management experience - Excellent animal husbandry - Confident leadership & communication skills - Ability to work in Te Ao Māori environments. - Respect for diverse cultures and backgrounds. - Clean full NZ driver licence - Must live in NZ and hold a valid NZ work visa. - Training/education experience a bonus. All applicants must pass criminal history, medical, physical & drug testing. **Utu ā-tau | Salary** $79,500 – $93,210 (based on experience) To Apply: Submit your CV & Cover Letter using the link below or via our careers site. Email applications will not be accepted. Applications close: Wednesday 4 February 2026

To take responsibility for the day to day management of a 440 cow dairy heart in Heriot West Otago. Working in partnership with the Farm manager. Modern 30 aside herringbone shed with cup removers, drafting and feeding. Two Hurd homes and a runoff 2km away. Desired skills include: Pasture Management, AI experience / technician, Calf rearing, Overall cattle health management skills, Managing & maintaining dairy plant to meet compliance standards, Milk Harvesting, Farm Machinery operation. 5+ years of experience. A formal qualification is not necessary but is of advantage. Farm Size (ha) 157 Peak Herd Size (cows) 440 Typical On-farm Staff 2 to 3 Position Start Date 09/02/2026 Accommodation available Yes a warm 3 bedroom house on farm Hour Type week Average Hours Per week 40 to 60. Flexible depending on commitments. Min of 55 available, roster is flexible. Roster Single rotation - 11 Days on / 3 days Off Remuneration paid by Hourly / Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly Remuneration if Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits) Plus, holiday pay, Kiwi saver

**Job Description** **Feed Production Management** • Assist with any feed planning or the management of as appropriate. • Assist to manage weeds and pests to maintain pasture and crops. **Milking** • Ensure the effective operation of all aspects of the milking process, including plant hygiene and somatic cell count, to maintain grade free standards. **Effluent** • Operate and maintain the effluent system on your farm to all regional council compliance requirements and the employer’s additional standards. • Maintain all appropriate effluent management records. • Know what to do when things go wrong. **Animals** • Implement animal health program to maintain good health. • Assist with calving and the calf rearing program to achieve minimal losses and ensure high quality replacements are available for the herd. • Ensure all herd records are maintained. **Business** • Work with the Dairy Farm Manager to contribute to Farm Business Plan. • Assist to manage repairs and maintenance schedule for all plant, machinery and infrastructure. • Ensure all relevant company policies are understood and adhered to. • A minimum of at least 24 months New Zealand Dairy Farming Experience required. • Dedication, commitment and willing to learn are the traits we are looking for. **Farm Size (ha)**: 230 **Peak Herd Size (cows)**: 800 **Typical On-farm Staff**: 4 FULL TIME, 4 RELIEF MILKER **Accommodation available**: SHARED ACCOMMODATION **Average Hours Per week**: 47.5 **Roster**: Single rotation - 14 Days on / 2 days Off **Remuneration paid by**: By Negotiation

This position has the potential to move into a Contract Milking opportunity for the right person. We are a family owned and operated farm in Kelso, the heart of West Otago. We are looking for someone that has at least 5 years experience in the industry, must be able to live and work in New Zealand, have a current drivers licence and is passionate about agriculture and dairy farming. You would be joining a thriving dairy farm in a beautiful spot, on the edge of the Pomahaka river, only 10 mins to Tapanui, 25mins to Gore and 2 hours to Dunedin, or Queenstown. We milk through a 54 bale rotary shed with ACR's, and Smart Wash. We have 2 support blocks nearby. Key Responsibilities would include: - Oversee the day to day running of the dairy farm, ensuring optimal animal welfare and farm productivity. - Manage the herd, implementing best practices in milking and nutrition. - Excellent leadership and communication skills. - Supporting staff You will need to have a strong understanding of dairy herd management, animal husbandry and experience in using farm machinery. We milk all year round - milking 250 cows over June/July Calving 150 in February, 100 in May and 600 in July/August Our wintering barn holds 750 cows, with an extension happening next season. This position may suit a couple, with work available for a partner. If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of, please get in touch.

**Job Description** **Feed Production Management** • Assist with any feed planning or the management of as appropriate. • Assist to manage weeds and pests to maintain pasture and crops. • Milking • Maintain all appropriate effluent management records. • Know what to do when things go wrong. **Animals** • Implement animal health program to maintain good health. • Assist with calving and the calf rearing program to achieve minimal losses and ensure high quality replacements are available for the herd. • Assist to manage repairs and maintenance schedule for all plant, machinery and infrastructure. • Ensure all relevant company policies are understood and adhered to. Experience/qualification is an advantage but not essential. • Dedication, commitment and willing to learn are the traits we are looking for. **Farm Size (ha)** 278 **Peak Herd Size (cows)** 870 **Typical On-farm Staff** 3 **Position Start Date** 15/02/2026 **Accommodation available** SHARED ACCOMMODATION **Hour Type** week **Average Hours Per week** 40 **Roster** Triple rotation - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 2 days Off - 7 Days on / 3 days Off **Remuneration paid by** By Negotiation

**Job Location:** Otago **Type:** Full time, Permanent **Remuneration:** Negotiable based on experience An exciting opportunity has become available for an energetic and driven person. Our clients require a Farm Manager for their Dairy Support block located near Omarama. This is in conjunction with another support block close that you would oversee. This job would either suit a single person or a married couple. A great opportunity for expanding your career situated in an idyllic location with lakes and mountains close by, with a primary school in Omarama and High School in Twizel. The community offers a variety of recreational activities. This farm consists of 3400ha with 600ha irrigated by pivot and K-Line where the dairy support and bull beef are farmed. With sheep on the hill managed by a Shepherd. The farm is very well laid out, fenced with great yards to work from. **Current stock numbers on farm:** - R1 Dairy Heifers – 2000 - R2 Dairy Heifers – 2000 - R2 Steers – 200 - Sheep - Ewes – 2945 The other block was purchased two years ago, which has been redeveloped. It consists of 860ha with 250Ha being irrigated land 30 ha of which is milked off by our Dairy Farm next door. The remaining balance of land is dryland. **Current Stock Numbers on farm:** - R2 Steers – 163 - Bulls – 17 - Angus Cows - 273 - Angus Calves – 241 There is an additional four staff to support that will help support you on both farm blocks. **Key Responsibilities:** - Organising rosters and managing four staff members - To manage R1/2yr Dairy Heifers as they arrive at the station until they leave. This includes monitoring their weights, drenching programs, and all animal health. - To participate in the breeding program for the R2yr Heifers - Managing pasture using Minda Land and Feed - Keeping all records for animal health treatments for all stock. - Winter grazing of Dairy stock with assistance from Sharemilkers. - Manage Irrigation as required (within consent conditions) - Organise applications and spreading of fertiliser - Weekly and monthly reports **Other Information:** - Four Bedroom House on farm is provided on farm - The Employer/Property owner will be involved in the overall running of the property and consulting with you in any decision making along with our farm consultant. - **Farm Size (ha):** 3400ha - **Peak Herd Size (cows):** 3000 - **Typical On-farm Staff:** 4 - **Position Start Date:** 31/05/2026 - **Accommodation available:** 4 bedroom, double glazed house - **Hour Type:** week - **Average Hours Per week:** 45 - **Roster:** By negotiation - **Remuneration paid by:** By Negotiation

We have had a farm assistant role become available for an immediate start due to a staff departure on our dairy farm in West Otago. You must be in New Zealand ready to work to apply. We are seeking a team member who enjoys working with others but can also work independently to achieve daily tasks set for them. We want you to be self motivated and look to grow in the dairy industry. We milk 850 cows through a 60 bail rotary with ACRs. We have a separate milking roster, so there is variety in your day and you aren't in the shed all the time. We have halter, and full training will be provided to do the fencing and shifting of the virtual fences. We have a 600 cow winter barn, that is used 100% in the Winter but also daily through the rest of the season. We cut and carry our own silage alongside a contractor and grow either maize or grain. We want someone who is passionate about the dairy industry and wants to learn more. If this sounds like you, please get in touch and we will forward an application form to be completed. Farm Size (ha): 590 Peak Herd Size (cows): 850 Typical On-farm Staff: 6 Accommodation available: There is accommodation available, this is a shared 3-bedroom house with a wood burner and heat pump. Brand new kitchen. Average Hours Per week: 9.5 Roster: Single rotation - 5 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: Hourly / Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly

We are looking for an Assistant Manager (2IC) at our Waiareka Farm, located 20 minutes outside Oamaru near Windsor, for the coming 26/27 season. Key Tasks & Responsibilities: - Responsible for assisting the Farm Manager in operating the farm, including providing support and supervision to the team and contractors as directed. - Responsible for supervising milking operations from paddock to dairy shed as required. - Responsible for managing all stock in accordance with industry and company animal health and welfare guidelines and farm policies and procedures. - Responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring the feed budget based on seasonal feed requirements, ensuring that all stock are fed to target. - Responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental regulations through effective management of soil, nutrients, effluent, and water on farm. - Responsible for adhering to all farm health and safety guidelines as outlined in the Individual Employment Agreement and the farm Health & Safety Manual. - Responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of all farm vehicles and equipment, ensuring they are used correctly, kept in good working order, and any faults or issues are reported promptly. Experience & Skills Required: - Minimum of 4 years dairy farm experience with 2 years as Herd Manager - Works effectively with minimal direction, demonstrates initiative, and appropriate escalation of relevant matters - Have excellent communication Skills including verbal, written and electronic - Deliver against our values of Leadership Respect and Results - Have valid full driver license and own vehicle - Strong problem solving abilities - Competent stockperson with the ability to identify and treat animal health issues. Farm Size (ha): 208 Peak Herd Size (cows): 730 Typical On-farm Staff: 3.5 Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: 3 Bedroom Home available Hour Type: week Average Hours Per week: 50 Roster: Single rotation - 6 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: Hourly / Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly

A position has become available on our 750 cow dairy farm in Duntroon North Otago as one of our employees of nine years is moving onto further himself in the dairy industry. We are a family owned Dairy Farm with a strong focus on wanting people to grow their skills in the dairy industry. The applicant needs to have a strong interest in dairy farming and an “Attention to detail attitude”. Our Farm is well set up with a 54 bail rotary shed using Halter technology, auto drafting and in shed feeding. The Farm is fully spray irrigated with centre pivots, fixed grid and k line. Applicants must be currently living in New Zealand and have a valid working Visa. Farm Size (ha): 200 Peak Herd Size (cows): 750 Typical On-farm Staff: 4 Position Start Date: 01/06/2026 Accommodation available: Tidy two bedroom house with a carport. Hour Type: negotiable Average Hours Per week: 45 Roster: Single rotation - 6 Days on / 2 days Off Remuneration paid by: Total Package Value (e.g. Salary and/or benefits)

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. 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. Must be able to drive a tractor and be able to legally drive in NZ Must be able to detect mastitis and treat lame cows Accommodation is available Double Rotation: 5 days on 2 days off & 6 days on 1 day off roster Must have at least 2 years dairy farm experience Shed Type: 46 Bail Rotary $33.56/hourly rate Farm Size (ha) 117 Peak Herd Size (cows) 360 Position Start Date 26/01/2026 Accommodation available Accommodation is available Hour Type week Average Hours Per week 40 Roster Double rotation - 5 Days on / 2 days Off - 6 Days on / 1 day Off Remuneration paid by Hourly / Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly