Assistant Farm Manager / Equipment Operator at Farm Job Search Carter, MT

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Assistant Farm Manager / Equipment Operator job at Farm Job Search. Carter, MT.Assistant Farm Manager / Equipment Operator (6273)

Location: Carter, Montana Job Number: 6273 Assistant farm manager / Equipment operator position available on a family farm and ranch in North Central Montana. Our operation raises no‑till dryland crops of wheat, pulses, barley and hay. The operation also raises commercial beef cattle and bred heifers with a herd of approximately 700 cows. This position will primarily be focused on the grain side of the business. Equipment is well kept and clean. Housing will be provided and a competitive salary and benefit package will be provided based on experience of candidate. We have a passion for agriculture and are seeking a candidate that will also bring that level of passion and a willingness to learn and excel individually and as a team. Training will be provided on the job as needed.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Operating semi‑trucks hauling grain, hay and cattle (CDL a bonus)Operating GPS guided tractors, swathers and combines Maintenance and light mechanical skills and welding repairs Basic knowledge of working cattle preferredQUALIFICATIONSSelf‑motivated individual with a passion for agriculture Knowledge of GPS and computer controlled tractors Experience operating trucks, combines, drills and swathers Ability to service and lube equipment Basic knowledge of working cattle preferredEXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTSGeneral farm experience operating large‑scale equipment requiredEDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTSHigh School diploma or GED

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