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Feedlot Assistant Manager

Weber Beef

Geneseo, IL • On-site

$20 - $25/hr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

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Job description

Description:

Feedlot Assistant Manager — Weber Beef, Inc.


Location: Geneseo, IL Job Type: Full-Time Pay: Based on experience — well-experienced candidates can start at $25.00/hour


About Weber Beef

Weber Beef is a fourth-generation, family-owned farm located just north of Geneseo, Illinois. For more than 30 years, we've been a leading Midwest custom feed yard, known for providing the highest quality of care for our customers' cattle and land. In addition to our feedlot, we grow corn, soybeans, and alfalfa hay using modern farming technology, and serve the area as a Beck's Hybrids seed dealer.


Our family philosophy is simple: treat others with the same respect and care we'd want for ourselves. We bring that same standard to every animal, every acre, and every member of our team.

Learn more about us at weberbeefinc.com.


Join Our Team!

We're looking for an experienced Feedlot Assistant Manager to help with the day-to-day operations of our custom feed yard. Our facility includes a confinement building and open cement and dirt lots, with pen capacities ranging from 65 to 300 head. This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who knows cattle, takes pride in animal care, and wants to be part of a well-run family operation. Most of your time will be spent outdoors, and the role also involves other aspects of our farming operation.


Why You’ll Love This Role

As the Feedlot Assistant Manager, you’ll:

  • Walking assigned pens daily and monitoring cattle health
  • Pulling and doctoring sick cattle, and administering vaccinations and treatments
  • Processing incoming cattle; assisting with shipping and receiving
  • Mixing the correct feed loads and delivering feed to the correct pens
  • Moving cattle from pen to pen when necessary
  • Draining, cleaning, and maintaining water tanks to ensure the health and well-being      of livestock
  • Operating heavy equipment including loaders, skid steers, and tractors with      efficiency and skill
  • Maintaining a high standard of housekeeping of yards, equipment, and buildings
  • Identifying and communicating all maintenance needs and concerns
  • Maintaining accurate daily records of feed use, weight gains, and animal health
  • Assisting with grain farming operations (corn, soybeans, alfalfa hay) and other      areas of the feedlot and farm as needed
  • Adhering to OSHA and safety procedures, rules, and regulations at all times

What We’re Looking For

  • Hands-on cattle experience (feedlot experience strongly preferred)
  • Working knowledge of animal health — recognizing illness, administering treatments, and following vaccination protocols
  • Knowledge of grain farming practices
  • Valid Driver's License
  • Neat and legible handwriting for record keeping

A Plus:

  • CDL (Class A or B)
  • Mechanical and/or welding abilities
  • Equipment operation and maintenance experience

The ideal candidate is:

  • Punctual and dependable — at work and working on time
  • A self-starter with a positive, can-do attitude and strong sense of accountability
  • Able to work both independently with minimal supervision and as part of a team
  • A strong verbal communicator — listens well, asks for help or clarification, and responds well to questions
  • Willing to learn, be trained, and offer help when needed
  • Able to prioritize and complete tasks efficiently, understanding that responsibilities overlap and affect others on the farm
  • Organized, observant, accurate, and thorough
  • Committed to the safety and health of our cattle

Working Conditions

This position requires:

  • Working in and around cattle and their manure
  • Working outdoors in extreme weather conditions including rain, snow, wind, heat, and cold
  • Vision abilities including distance and depth perception
  • Working extended hours and weekends when needed

Schedule

  • Monday–Friday, generally 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Occasional weekend duties — Sundays are limited to animal health and feeding in the morning only
  • Extended hours during busy seasons; willingness to occasionally work nontraditional hours is preferred

Why You'll Love Working at Weber Beef

We believe in taking care of our team, offering a competitive benefits package designed to help you thrive.

  • A Family-Oriented Culture: Join a fourth-generation family farm where our philosophy is simple — treat others with the respect and care we'd want for ourselves
  • Time to Recharge: Paid time off starting on day one of employment
  • Comprehensive Coverage: Health insurance available
  • Housing Support: Potential housing available
  • On-the-Job Training: We invest in helping you grow your skills
  • Beef      Allowance: Available when applicable
  • Stability You Can Count On: A consistent weekday schedule with limited, rotating Sunday-morning duties — we don't work full Sundays
  • Room to Grow: Be part of a respected, industry-leading operation with opportunities for continued growth

Competitive Compensation That Rewards Your Experience

At Weber Beef, we value the skills, dedication, and experience you bring to our team — and we believe your compensation should reflect that.

  • Starting Pay: Based on experience and qualifications — well-experienced candidates can start at $25.00 per hour. Range for this role is $20.00 - $25.00 per hour.
  • Your final offer will be tailored to your unique background, including the qualifications and expertise needed for success in this role

How to Apply

If you're an experienced cattle hand looking for a long-term role with a respected family operation, we'd love to hear from you. Email your resume to brittany.weberbeef@gmail.com or Click APPLY NOW!

Weber Beef, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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