United States
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Keyword
Manager Dairy Farm, Dairy Farm Manager
Minimum ? Preferably Bachelor?s in Agriculture
Minimum 5-10 years of work experience in related field
The tasks a Manager, Dairy Farm is expected to perform include:Managing the dairy farm on behalf of the employer
Producing milk, butter, ghee, etc.Supervising selection and purchase of animals, in consultation with their employer
Making proper arrangements for housing, feeding and treatment of milch animals
Pairing animals for breeding on basis of pedigree
Arranging artificial insemination for the development of good breed
Taking proper care of animals during birth of young
Ensuring that hygienic methods are observed
Arranging the transportation and marketing of the products
Controlling office and field staff, and co-ordinating their work
Skilled in record keeping of purchases and sales made
Knowledge of basic bookkeeping and accounts
Skilled in maintaining the expenditure and receipts to ensure economic running of farm
Knowledge of possible research in the area
Efficient in managing workers
Will be updated
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Efficient planner
Ability to work independently
Ability to take risks
Hardworking and persistent
Result-oriented
Self-motivated
Ability to negotiate
It is a field job
Work from home is not applicable
Part-time work and contractual jobs may be available
The candidate will supervise the working of dairy workers
Local travelling may be part of the job
Working hours
Working hours are not fixed
Overtime may be involved
Shift system may be applicable as per the farm norms
Is the job suitable for a candidate with special needs?Maybe
This job is not considered hazardous or dangerous
Health risks include exposure to infections of zoonotic disease, if hygiene is not maintained
Occupational hazards include injury to body while dealing with horned animals and sharp equipment/tools
For candidates with experience ? INR 30,000 to INR 39,000 per month
(These figures are indicative and subject to change)
Overview of Agriculture Sector in IndiaThe Indian dairy sector of the livestock industry is the largest contributor to the agriculture gross domestic product (GDP). The primarily output of this industry is milk which is now the single largest agricultural commodity in India.Figures show that around 46 percent of the milk is consumed in the form of liquid milk, 47 per cent as traditional dairy products and the remaining 7 per cent is used as western dairy products. Also, the value-added versions like ghee, butter, yogurt, paneer, cheese, along with a cornucopia of flavoured milks, ice creams, UHT processed milk, shredded and liquid cheese have a lot to contribute. This makes this sector an attractive one in termsof substantial growth in the future.The dairy industry in India is currently estimated to be about 130 million tonnes and is expected to grow at 4-5% per annum. The projected value of the industry is about 500,000 crore.This industry promises a lot of growthopportunitiesfor Manager, Dairy Farm.
Dairy farm owners
Dairy co-operative organizations
Job openings are in Tier III cities
ICAR institutes and universities across India
Agriculture colleges across India