Farm Manager at Gpac Goldsboro, NC
gpacGoldsboro (NC)
About the role
Farm Manager Job
Farm Manager job at Gpac. Goldsboro, NC. Gpac has partnered with an established Agriculture company who is seeking an experienced Farm Manager to join their team. This pivotal Farm Manager role involves overseeing a large crew of employees, managing crop production, ordering, commodity storage, equipment logistics and maintenance, and contributing to the success of the farm. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled leader to join a dynamic and thriving organization!
Farm Manager Key Responsibilities:
Direct and coordinate activities of farm employees, including planting and harvest. Assist in developing and implementing a crop production plan and schedule for the calendar year. Maintain and operate farm equipment to ensure efficient and effective operations. Communicate and propose new ideas and suggestions for improving profitability and efficiency of the farm.
Farm Manager Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Agriculture or a related field is preferred.5+ years simular experience in agriculture management/Farm Operations Management is required Proficiency in operating farm equipment and knowing technology Apply with an updated resume to be considered for this Farm Manager position. Only qualified candidates that submit a resume will be considered for further contact. If you have interest in hearing about other Agriculture opportunities than this, feel free to email or call Adam at. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, age, color, sex (including pregnancy), religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, genetic information, or any other status protected by applicable laws or regulations.
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