Agronomy Operations Specialist
farmers cooperativeExeter (NE)
About the role
Operations Specialist Do something different every day as you work with our agronomy department and their many services. You will: Load and unload agronomy products, assist sprayer operators and build valuable relationships with local customers in the area Gain hands-on skills by performing routine maintenance and repairs on equipment Learn how to monitor and maintain product quality, mix and load fertilizer and chemical products, and may assist with grain operations as needed Operate equipment and obtain certifications including the opportunity to acquire your CDLTake advantage of our lifetime income plan, outstanding benefits package, a friendly and safe work environment, and provide a valuable service to the local community.
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