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$65 - $90/hr

Ensure compliance with applicable contract provisions, Farm Labor Contractor requirements, H-2B program requirements, wage and hour laws, safety regulations, workers compensation requirements ...

Draft and negotiate JOAs, PSAs, farm-out/farm-in agreements, servitudes, conveyances, and other upstream energy contracts * Assist with CCUS-related work, including sequestration servitudes, lease ...

Draft and negotiate JOAs, PSAs, farm-out/farm-in agreements, servitudes, conveyances, and other upstream energy contracts * Assist with CCUS-related work, including sequestration servitudes, lease ...

Farmer Contracts: Field Agent will promote Niman Ranch farmer contracts. * Farm Visits: Field Agent will visit each farm in their territory a minimum of six (6) times per year, unless extenuating ...

This job will be Responsible and accountable for supervising all aspects of contract farms. Supervising all aspects of contract farmsResolving contract grower conflictsBio-security, strain security ...

Navigate a safe and cost-efficient route to Perdue contract farms, located primarily in Indiana and Illinois. The goal is to get the Poults to the farm as quickly and safely as possible. * Perform ...

Navigate a safe and cost-efficient route to Perdue contract farms, located primarily in Indiana and Illinois. The goal is to get the Poults to the farm as quickly and safely as possible. * Perform ...

Coordinate car rental coverage and billing for Farm Bureau customers and claimants according to policy coverage. Adjust, process, key payments, and enforce the policy contract on specific Glass and ...

Coordinate car rental coverage and billing for Farm Bureau customers and claimants according to policy coverage. Adjust, process, key payments, and enforce the policy contract on specific Glass and ...

Navigate a safe and cost-efficient route to Perdue contract farms, located primarily in Indiana and Illinois. The goal is to get the Poults to the farm as quickly and safely as possible. * Perform ...

Navigate a safe and cost-efficient route to Perdue contract farms. The goal is to get the chicks to the farm as quickly and safely as possible. * Perform routine, minor maintenance and sanitation of ...

Coordinate car rental coverage and billing for Farm Bureau customers and claimants according to policy coverage. Adjust, process, key payments, and enforce the policy contract on specific Glass and ...

Navigate a safe and cost-efficient route to Perdue contract farms. The goal is to get the chicks to the farm as quickly and safely as possible. * Perform routine, minor maintenance and sanitation of ...

... their contract farms and in all areas insuring producer and company are in compliance with the production contract so as to produce flocks of the highest quality and lowest cost due to good ...

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Contract Farming information

What is contract farming?

Contract farming is an agricultural production system where a farmer agrees to produce certain crops or livestock according to the buyer's specifications, usually for a pre-agreed price. The buyer, often a company or agribusiness, may provide inputs like seeds, technical advice, and sometimes credit. In return, the farmer commits to delivering the agreed quantity and quality of produce. This arrangement helps reduce market risks for farmers and ensures a steady supply for buyers. However, contract terms, fairness, and enforcement can vary, so it's important for both parties to understand the agreement fully.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a contract farming manager?

To thrive as a Contract Farming Manager, you need a solid understanding of agricultural practices, contract negotiation, and supply chain management, often supported by a degree in agribusiness or agriculture. Familiarity with farm management software, data analysis tools, and knowledge of relevant agricultural regulations is essential. Strong relationship-building, communication, and problem-solving skills help manage partnerships between farmers and buyers effectively. These competencies ensure successful contract fulfillment, sustainable farm operations, and mutually beneficial outcomes for all parties involved.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals working in contract farming, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in contract farming often encounter challenges such as ensuring consistent quality and quantity of produce, maintaining clear communication with both farmers and buyers, and navigating fluctuating market demands. Building strong relationships and transparent agreements with all stakeholders helps mitigate misunderstandings and disputes. Additionally, staying up to date with agricultural best practices and market trends can support better planning and risk management, ultimately leading to more successful and sustainable contract farming operations.

What is the difference between Contract Farming vs Contract Agronomist?

AspectContract FarmingContract Agronomist
Required CredentialsBasic agricultural knowledge, sometimes certifications in farming practicesDegree in Agronomy or related field, certifications often preferred
Work EnvironmentFarms, rural areas, outdoor settingsOffices, farms, consulting environments
Employer & Industry UsageFarming companies, agricultural cooperativesAgro-consulting firms, agricultural companies, research institutions

Contract Farming involves farmers agreeing to produce crops or livestock for a buyer under specific terms, focusing on production. A Contract Agronomist provides expert advice to farmers or companies, focusing on crop management and improving yields. While both roles are integral to agriculture, Contract Farming emphasizes production agreements, whereas Contract Agronomists focus on technical consulting and crop optimization.

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Warehouse Associate - 1st shift

OPA - Careers

Coldwater, OH

$18.25 - $21.80/hr

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Cooper Farms is a family-owned farm and food company based in Northwest Ohio for over 85 years. A commitment to teamwork and quality has made us one of the top turkey, hog and egg companies in the U.S. and awarded the company and its team an excellent reputation. Our Fort Recovery Feed & Animal Division in Mercer and Darke counties, in Ohio, produces and delivers feed while providing support to our contract farmers raising animals for production. Cooper Farms is currently seeking a1st shift Warehouse Associate to join our team in Coldwater.

SHIFT HOURS: Monday through Friday 6:00am-4:30pm

STARTING HOURLY RATE:$18.25-$21.80 with a potential increase after 90 days.

ADDITIONAL PAY: Monthly and year-end profit-sharing bonuses (dependent upon company performance)

All training will be provided for this position. Job functions include:

  • Unloading eggs and materials to be placed in designated areas such as dry storage, cooler or staging area, in a clean organized manner.
  • Assisting with shipping/receiving shipments at other Cooper Farms locations when needed.
  • Safely operating multiple types of forklifts when loading/unloading material/eggs.
  • Must obtain certification to operate a Cooper Farms vehicle and be willing to travel to multiple warehouses.
  • Responsible for scanning all incoming/outgoing materials, packaging and nest run eggs into the CAT System.
  • Responsible for wrapping, loading, and securing outbound products