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Pig Manager - Ref 1808 Somerset

General Information

Reference
1808

Location
Somerset, TA4

Job Type
Full Time

Driving Licence
Yes

Experience Required
3+ years

Salary
From £35k DOE

Description

Are you looking for the next step? We are looking for an experienced pig stockperson who wants to take the next step into farm management.

 

Our client, a family-owned business, is seeking to employ a Farm Manager to join their team and be responsible for the operation of their 400-sow farrow-to-finish unit.

The pig unit is a 3-week batch farrow-to-finish, outdoor-reared, free-range setup. Dry sows are housed inside a modern scrape-through building built 3 years ago. Farrowing is outside on concrete railway sleepers; growers are outside in Hudson barns; the outdoor-reared pigs then finish inside in deep straw scrapes through housing; and the free-range remain outside for their duration.

The farm's ethos is to get as close as possible to the end consumer. Their homegrown cereals are all fed back to livestock through their farm mill and mix setup.

 

Person specifications: 

  • Positive attitude
  • Good pig production knowledge
  • High animal welfare
  • Someone keen to develop within the business alongside the business owner

 

The role is flexible, so candidates can help shape it, allowing growth in staff management and consumer relationships, depending on their interests. 

 

Salary: From £35,000 DOE

Plus: Assistance with housing

 

For further details, please call Roadhogs Recruitment Ltd on Freephone at 0800 999 3655 or 07912864646 or email [email protected].

All applications are dealt with in strict confidence, and our applicant service is free. However, not all pig jobs make it to the website, so please consider sending your CV even if you don't see a suitable vacancy.

Currently, we can only accept applications from UK or EU nationals with the right to work in the UK. 

Summary

Farm Nature
Outdoor

Farm Size
400 sows

Accommodation
Assistance offered

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