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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

Name:
Fanny Carrassoumet

Email:
fanny.carrassoumet@gmail.com

NZ Residency Status:
Work Visa

Type of Work Sought:
Junior sheperd, dairy farm technician
Planning to work for a few month from the beginning of november

Relevant Experience:
– 2 years of apprenticeship on a small dairy cow farm: milking, pasture management (still have to learn), cheese producing, yoghurts producing
– BTEC National Higher diploma on farm management/animal productions
– Agronomist engineer, specialized on animal productions


Name:
Stephen Halton

Email:
stephenhalton1@hotmail.com

NZ Residency Status:
Work Visa

Type of Work Sought:
I intend on travelling to New Zealand in September/October 2024 for 6 months or 1 year depending. I am looking for paid work on a farm which specializes in organic/regenerative grass fed dairy however I am open to working on a mixed enterprise livestock/arable farm also. I intend to work and to do some travel around New Zealand while I am there.

Relevant Experience:
I have grown up and worked on a beef farm in Ireland from a young age and have taken the highest level of responsiblilty on this farm for the last few years. I have multiple years experience working on mixed livestock farms and also have 2 years experience on a dairy farm. I am currently completing a distance learning Masters in Organic Farming in Scotland and I have a keen interest in organic/regenerative farming and its methods in the use of Multispecies swards, rotations and a whole farm approaches. Currently working as a certification officer/farm inspector with an Organic Control Body in Ireland I would like to explore the more practical side of Organic livestock production on a large scale in New Zealand.





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