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Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline ...

$14.75 - $20.25/hr

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattlemans, Stockmans associations, building your new business pipeline ...

Field Sales

Sidney, MT · On-site

$21.75 - $30/hr

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattlemans, Stockmans associations, building your new business pipeline ...

$140K - $190K/yr

Prospecting New Business: You're driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattlemans, Stockmans associations, building your new business pipeline ...

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How much do cattle association jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 15, 2026, the average yearly pay for cattle association in the United States is $54,276.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40,000.00 and $67,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Cattle Association?

A Cattle Association job typically involves supporting cattle ranchers, promoting industry best practices, and ensuring livestock health and welfare. Employees may work in areas like policy advocacy, member services, event coordination, or research. These roles help maintain the cattle industry’s sustainability, representing ranchers' interests and advancing industry standards. Some positions focus on education, grants, or regulatory compliance.

What are the typical daily responsibilities for professionals working at a Cattle Association?

Professionals in a Cattle Association often coordinate educational programs, manage membership communications, and assist with industry advocacy efforts. Their daily tasks can include organizing events, representing members' interests in meetings, gathering and distributing market information, and assisting with compliance and certification processes. Teamwork is important, as staff frequently collaborate with ranchers, government agencies, and allied agricultural organizations. This dynamic environment offers a blend of administrative duties, fieldwork, and strategic planning, providing diverse opportunities for professional growth within the cattle industry.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in a Cattle Association position, and why are they important?

To thrive working in a Cattle Association, strong knowledge of livestock management, agricultural business practices, and regulatory compliance is essential, often backed by a degree in animal science or agriculture-related fields. Familiarity with herd management software, industry databases, and state and federal livestock regulations is highly valued. Excellent communication, leadership, and networking skills help facilitate collaboration with farmers, ranchers, and industry stakeholders. These qualifications and skills are vital to supporting the cattle industry, promoting best practices, and ensuring organizational goals are met.

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Infographic showing various Cattle Association job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 87% Full Time, and 13% Part Time. Highlights an 90% In-person, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $54,276 per year, or $26.1 per hour.

Territory Manager (Rio Grande, West Texas)

Del Rio, TX • On-site

Halter
Non-Profits • 11 - 50 employees

Other

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

About Halter

At Halter, we’re on a mission to enable farmers and graziers to run the most productive and sustainable operations. Our customers are using Halter to break free from the time-intensive constraints of conventional practices. Imagine watching 500 cattle stand up and walk calmly towards their next break? No quad bikes, no dogs, no fences. Just a group of cattle walking at their own pace. People say it looks like magic. Our customers are revolutionizing grazing with Halter. It's changing lives and transforming an industry. People join Halter to do meaningful work. By joining us you’ll be solving challenging problems within a talented team and a culture built for high performance. Our team out-think, out-work and out-care. We’re committed to delivering real change in the world - this isn’t easy, and in truth, we love that it’s hard. We’re backed to deliver on a mission that matters by Tier 1 investors including Founders Fund, Bessemer Venture Partners, BOND, DCVC, Blackbird, Promus Ventures, Rocket Lab’s Peter Beck and Icehouse ventures. To find out more, visit our LinkedIn & Instagram.

About The Role

Ever dream about being in tech but aren’t quite ready to trade in your cowboy boots? Look no further than Halter! As the leading provider of virtual fencing technology, Halter is on a mission to enable 50% of the world’s landmass to be more productive and sustainable. This role is paramount for our growth aspirations and will enable us to continue making an impact on ranches across the US. As a Territory Manager at Halter, you will play a critical role in driving new business growth and ensuring customer success within your designated territory. You will be responsible for executing sales strategies, building strong customer relationships, and meeting ambitious growth targets, all while acting as Halter’s on-the-ground representative. This role requires a proactive and hands on approach, with a focus on both expansion and long-term customer satisfaction. In this role, you will prioritize daily efforts that optimize performance and drive value for your customers. Working closely with cross‑functional teams, including Product, Support, and Customer Onboarding, you’ll share field insights to ensure Halter’s technology continues to meet the needs of US farmers. Your day‑to‑day could include being on horseback, helping customers gather their cattle, on a side‑by‑side traversing their pastures, talking about how Halter could benefit their pastures, or attending industry events like CattleCon or your local Livestock Association meetups. This role covers the Rio Grande region of West Texas. Frequent travel is required as apart of this role.

What Your Day Could Look Like
  • Prospecting New Business: You’re driving up driveways, attending local cattle auctions, meeting with your local Livestock, Cattleman's, Stockman's associations, building your new business pipeline through outbound lead generation efforts. You’re fielding inbound leads in a timely manner, prioritizing administrative tasks with your in-field activities.
  • In-Field Sales: You don’t mind getting your hands and boots dirty. Halter is best discussed over a coffee at a kitchen table, in the horse saddle, or on a side‑by‑side in a pasture. You’re out on the ranch helping potential customers before diving into the value of Halter. You’re dropping off coffee during calving season. You value the magic moments that make all the difference to our customers.
  • Expanding Existing Opportunities: You’re always looking for new opportunities, and that includes expanding your existing customers with Halter. You find value in expanding relationships and finding new ways to increase value over time. Not every rancher will collar all of their cows, so you see this as a unique opportunity to meet your goals.
  • Hitting Sales Targets: High-growth sales targets don’t scare you; you step up to a challenge and like shooting high. You’re an expert pipeline manager and don’t second-guess unqualifying a lead. You’re able to manage today’s deals while keeping next month in your sights.
  • Customer Account Management: Building relationships is more than just making the sale to you. After the sale, you aim to maintain close relationships with your customers to ensure their ongoing satisfaction, provide support, and address any challenges they face with Halter’s products. You’ll also ensure a smooth handoff from sales to customer onboarding and deployment of Halter, helping customers get the most value from Halter’s solutions.
  • Territory Ownership: You have a high level of ownership and take pride in what you build. Owning an entire territory means giving treatment to every corner and leaving no stone unturned. You value being the face of your territory, meeting with high‑level stakeholders from various local, state, and federal agencies to build lasting relationships with regional agricultural groups.
  • Customer Onboarding: Your high level of ownership doesn’t stop after the sale. You dive in to make sure your customers have the very best onboarding experience possible. You actively own the end‑to‑end customer experience during onboarding and deployment of Halter’s product, ensuring a smooth transition from sales to implementation even when you’ve handed off the customer to different teams across Halter.
  • Field Learnings & Feedback: Feedback is not only paramount to the companies you want to work for, but it’s also ingrained in how you would own your territory. Serving as the primary point of contact for gathering customer feedback in your territory, you work tirelessly to advocate for what your customers need.
  • Collaborating with Support Teams: You’re a natural collaborator, seeking out partners across Halter to resolve any issues your customers encounter, and quickly. You escape problems as needed and ensure that customers in your territory feel fully supported.
  • Attending Industry Events: You leverage opportunities at relevant industry and Halter events to generate leads and deepen relationships with existing customers. You’ll participate in demonstrations and network to expand Halter’s influence in the market.
  • Contributing to the US Sales Strategy: You strongly believe that a team can only be stronger when they work together. You strive to work with the broader team to optimize and evolve the sales process, ensuring it fits the US market. As we scale, your input will help drive greater efficiencies.
You’ll be great if you exhibit
  • Driven Attitude & Communication skills: Results-driven, motivated, and adaptable, you excel in high-stakes environments. You’re well-prepared and skilled at communicating with customers and internal teams alike. You are proactive and do not wait to act.
  • Ranching / Cattle Experience: You know the ropes (and the reins) of ranching or cattle operations, understanding the unique challenges of the industry. This experience allows you to connect meaningfully with customers about what matters most.
  • Sales & Customer Success Expertise: You have a strong history of creating new business opportunities, negotiating a value-based sales conversation, and have a background in building lasting customer relationships. You build relationships versus transactional sales, aiming for the long‑term success stories and can expand existing relationships through upsell opportunities.
  • Territory Management experience: Experience managing a large territory with a balanced focus on sales and customer success, ideally within agriculture or technology.
  • Problem Solving & Collaboration ability: Resourceful and quick-thinking, you work well with cross‑functional teams to address challenges and drive solutions.
  • Willingness to Travel: Frequent travel within your territory to engage with customers and prospects.
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