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Published on Apr 22 2025

Livestock Worker/ranch Hand

$18.50  per hour
Visa required: H-2A
From Nov 11, 2024 to Mar 31, 2025

Employer

5555 Co Rd A
Merrill, WI 54452
United States

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Job description

Performs any of the following tasks to attend to livestock: Administer medications/vaccinations; Check cattle feed & water equipment; Maintain cattle feed & water equipment; Clean livestock stalls with disinfectant; Confine livestock to stalls; Feed livestock; Inspect livestock for illness/injury; Mix additives in feed; Collect and remove manure; Maintain heated watering system; Operate snow removal equipment; Break up ice in watering troughs; Cattle facility expansion. Livestock: Dairy Cattle Equipment : Tractors, skid steers, mixers, trucks, trailers, feeding equipment, manure handling equipment, loaders, manure dryer.

Special Requirements

Minimum of 1 months of experience is required. Must be able to obtain a driver's license within 30 days of hire. Employer requires drug screen post hire at employers expense due to the liability of operating equipment. Employer requires criminal background check post-hire at employers' expense due to the presence of children on the farm and expensive tools and equipment. Failure to pass drug screen and/or criminal background check will result in termination of employment. Lift and carry items weighing up to 60 pounds. The worker will be exposed to extreme temperatures. Extensive pushing and pulling is required. Extensive sitting is required. Extensive walking is required. Frequent stooping is required. Repetitive movements is required. Wage rate may increase with verifiable experience. Employer may reward exceptional work with monetary or other benefits in addition to those listed here in his sole discretion.

Employer Contact Info

+17156756043

[email protected]

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