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  1. 3. They manage daily operations for animal livability on farms during the last phase of the grow-out stage. They are responsible for overseeing all aspects of the health and growth of the animal in an effective and safe manner.
  2. 5. worker
  3. 6. people who determine feed rations, conduct research and consult farmers and ranchers regarding feeding practices for their animals. Ruminant animals include cow, sheep, llamas and goats.
  4. 7. Specialist/Auditor
  5. 10. looking after animals like cattle, sheep, pigs, hens. feeding animals, keeping them clean and looking after them when breeding. using a milking machine to milk cows. checking animals for disease and helping prevent infection.
  6. 12. who uses birds of prey such as eagles, hawks, falcons or owls to control in an environmentally friendly way the behavioural patterns of pest bird species such as pigeons, gulls, starlings and sparrows as well as to trap and euthanize/exterminate or relocate pest animals and wildlife affecting agricultural production.
  7. 13. theyare responsible for all aspects of a company or organization’s breeding departments. In the swine industry, these professionals are known as Farrowing Managers.
  8. 17. perform animal handling/welfare audits and food safety audits on farms, animal production facilities, and animal processing facilities.
  9. 18. 3.You will advise on the selling, buying, managing and transporting of breeding and race horses for their clients they may also research the pedigree to assess the value of thoroughbreds being offered for sale.
  10. 19. 1.They organise sales and purchases of livestock, farm equipment, crops and agricultural products
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  1. 1. you will oversee all aspects of a sow farm where adult female hogs are housed to birth piglets and where those piglets remain for the first four weeks of their life. They must be able to have both people management and animal care skills.
  2. 2. person who manages colonies of honeybees for the production of honey as well as pollination services.
  3. 3. Manager
  4. 4. all aspects of a poultry hatchery. This includes the management of personnel, eggs and equipment.
  5. 6. They are responsible for researching how nutrients in feed and/or animal reproductive processes impact animal health. They then create methods for more efficient production using their research findings.
  6. 7. people assist in daily operations on the farm. This can include milking, calving, feeding and breeding.
  7. 8. 2.A person who monitors and moves cattle around a feeding operation.
  8. 9. They Load out personnel assist in loading market livestock onto and off of trucks. A high school diploma is required as is a valid driver's license and knowledge of the livestock industry chosen.
  9. 11. Is someone who professionally grooms dogs, cats, and other pets. A horse groom specializes in grooming, tacking, and bathing horses
  10. 13. serve the purpose of assuring that accurate grades are placed on livestock or meat that is sold according to standards set by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
  11. 14. person who provides reproductive services and research in the areas of embryo creation, IVF (in vitro fertilization), cloning, and transgenic animal production.
  12. 15. power washer to remove dirt, debris, and staining within animal production facilities and animal transportation vehicles.
  13. 16. who studies the behavior of animals and wildlife. They may also study the diseases and genetics of animals.