Farm Manager - Dairy Operations
- glasgow, scotland, EH1 1BG, United Kingdom
- Job type not listed
- Full time
- £50,000 - £50,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is looking for a highly motivated and experienced Farm Manager to oversee their dairy operations near Glasgow . This key role involves managing all aspects of the farm, including herd health, breeding programs, milking operations, and pasture management, to ensure optimal productivity and profitability. You will lead a dedicated farm team, implement best practices in animal welfare and sustainable agriculture, and manage farm resources efficiently. This is an exceptional opportunity for a skilled agricultural professional to lead a significant dairy operation in a beautiful setting.
Key Responsibilities
- Overseeing daily dairy herd management, including feeding, health checks, and breeding programs.
- Managing milking schedules and ensuring high standards of hygiene and milk quality.
- Developing and implementing effective pasture and forage management strategies.
- Supervising and training farm staff, fostering a positive and productive work environment.
- Managing farm records, budgets, and inventory, including feed and supplies.
- Ensuring compliance with all animal welfare regulations and health and safety standards in Scotland .
Requirements
- Proven experience (5+ years) in dairy farm management.
- Strong knowledge of dairy cow nutrition, health, and reproduction.
- Experience with modern milking systems and farm management software.
- Excellent leadership and team management skills.
- A practical understanding of sustainable farming practices and environmental stewardship.
- A relevant agricultural qualification or extensive equivalent experience.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and performance-based bonus structure.
- Accommodation provided on-site or a housing allowance.
- Comprehensive benefits package including health and pension.
- Significant autonomy in managing farm operations.
- A rewarding role contributing to high-quality food production in Scotland .


