Feedyard Territory Manager
Omaha, NE · On-site
Location: Omaha, NE About the Role At Balance4ward, we are on a mission to level the playing field for mid-market cattlemen. This role sits at the front end of that mission by building new ...
Omaha, NE · On-site
Location: Omaha, NE About the Role At Balance4ward, we are on a mission to level the playing field for mid-market cattlemen. This role sits at the front end of that mission by building new ...
Omaha, NE · On-site
Location: Omaha, NE About the Role At Balance4ward, we are on a mission to level the playing field for mid-market cattlemen. This role sits at the front end of that mission by building new ...
Broken Bow, NE · On-site
$21 - $25/hr
Movement of cattle within the feedyard. * Shipping outgoing cattle, through movement, counting, and verifying of cattle, as well as communicating with trucker. * Assisting with the unloading and ...
Broken Bow, NE · On-site
$21 - $25/hr
Movement of cattle within the feedyard. * Shipping outgoing cattle, through movement, counting, and verifying of cattle, as well as communicating with trucker. * Assisting with the unloading and ...
Broken Bow, NE · On-site
$21 - $25/hr
Movement of cattle within the feedyard. * Shipping outgoing cattle, through movement, counting, and verifying of cattle, as well as communicating with trucker. * Assisting with the unloading and ...
Broken Bow, NE · On-site
$21 - $25/hr
Movement of cattle within the feedyard. * Shipping outgoing cattle, through movement, counting, and verifying of cattle, as well as communicating with trucker. * Assisting with the unloading and ...
$8.35 - $12.86
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In a feedyard position, you'll be responsible for feeding cattle according to specified rations, monitoring animal health, checking for signs of illness or injury, and keeping records of feed and livestock activities. Daily tasks may also involve operating machinery, cleaning pens, assisting with veterinary treatments, and maintaining facility equipment. Teamwork is especially important, as feedyard staff often coordinate feeding schedules and health checks with managers, nutritionists, and veterinarians. Handling unexpected situations, such as weather changes or livestock health emergencies, is also a regular part of the job. This variety ensures the work remains engaging and that the cattle remain healthy and productive.
To thrive in a feedyard role, you need practical knowledge of livestock handling, animal nutrition, and basic maintenance, often gained through hands-on experience or agricultural training. Familiarity with data logging systems, feed delivery equipment, and sometimes certification in animal care or equipment operation is beneficial. Dependability, effective communication, and problem-solving are key soft skills for navigating daily challenges and collaborating with team members. These qualifications ensure efficient livestock care, facility operations, and overall animal health and productivity in a feedyard environment.
A feedyard job involves caring for cattle in a confined feeding operation where they are fed a specialized diet to promote growth before processing. Responsibilities may include feeding, monitoring animal health, maintaining equipment, and managing environmental conditions. Workers ensure cattle receive proper nutrition and medical care while maintaining facility cleanliness and efficiency. Feedyard employees play a crucial role in the beef production process by optimizing cattle health and growth.

Location: Omaha, NE
About the Role
At Balance4ward, we are on a mission to level the playing field for mid-market cattlemen. This role sits at the front end of that mission by building new relationships, creating opportunities, and introducing producers to a better way of operating.
This is not a traditional account management role focused on maintaining existing relationships. This role is about creating them. You will spend the majority of your time in the field networking, asking questions, and engaging with cattle feeders to understand how they operate and where they are looking to improve.
You will guide prospective clients through the Balance4ward process, acting as their primary point of contact as they are introduced to different areas of our business and key partners. Your ability to build trust early, communicate clearly, and create a strong first impression will directly impact our growth.
Key Responsibilities
· Lead Generation and Prospecting: Proactively identify, engage, and develop new relationships with cattle feeders and farmers within your assigned territory
· Relationship Creation: Build trust with prospective clients through meaningful conversations, curiosity, and consistent follow-up
· Industry Engagement: Actively network within the cattle industry by attending events, visiting operations, and staying connected to local markets
· Discovery and Needs Assessment: Ask thoughtful questions to understand how operations function and where opportunities exist
· Process Facilitation: Guide prospects through the Balance4ward process, coordinating introductions to internal teams and external partners
· Internal Coordination: Work closely with feedlot performance, risk management, feed merchandising, and other teams to ensure a seamless client experience
· Opportunity Development: Identify qualified opportunities and help transition clients into long-term partnerships
Qualifications and Ideal Candidate Profile
· Experience in sales development, lead generation, or business development preferred
· Background or strong working knowledge of the cattle industry
· Ability and desire to spend 75% or more of time in the field within an assigned territory
· Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record
· Bachelor’s degree in agriculture business or related field preferred
Success in this role looks like someone who:
· Is naturally curious and enjoys asking questions to understand how things work
· Is trustworthy and follows through on commitments
· Is charismatic and able to build rapport quickly with producers
· Has a strong internal drive and is motivated by creating new opportunities
· Can “talk shop” and connect authentically within the cattle industry
· Is detail oriented and able to manage multiple conversations and follow-ups at once
· Is comfortable navigating ambiguity and learning as they go
Why Balance4ward
At Balance4ward, we value people who think critically, act with integrity, and embrace the challenge of moving the cattle industry forward. Here, you will have the chance to make an impact not only on our business, but also on the operations of cattle feeders and farmers across the country.
We take pride in our culture, which is built on collaboration, transparency, and a drive to continually improve. Our core values guide everything we do. Go means take initiative and move with purpose. Fail means learn quickly and grow from challenges. Think means approach problems with curiosity and creativity.
When you join Balance4ward, you become part of a team that values curiosity, celebrates growth, and works hard while keeping a strong sense of purpose and community.
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Crop farming
11 - 50 Employees
Nodaway, IA, US
2019