Equine Farm Lead: Breeding, Care & Research

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penn stateBrooklyn (NY)

First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers Horses and Other Equine Production

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About the role

The Animal Science Department at Penn State University is seeking a Horse Farm Manager to oversee daily care and management of a herd of 70+ horses used for teaching, research and extension programs. You will work with faculty coordinator and veterinarian, supervise one full-time farm technician and several student employees, assist with classes and labs, and contribute to equine research and extension activities.

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