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Our Loadout team has a horseback opportunity with the responsibilities of movement, verification and shipment of cattle.  When Bill Adams and our employees designed our loadout facility in Broken Bow, Nebraska, they built it with a focus on technology, efficiency and animal welfare.  Prior to our cattle leaving the lot, each animal is electronically verified to make sure they are ready to go to the packing plant.  Our Loadout team works in this state of the art facility and we’re looking for a self-motivated individual who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment.  The schedule is Monday-Friday, with no weekends required.

This person will be responsible for:

• 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 movement of incoming cattle.

• Assisting with the flow of cattle to and from the processing/sorting facility.

• Gathering loose cattle and taking them to their appropriate pens.

• Assisting supervisor with loadout schedule, shipping order, and verify program.

• Rotating the on-call responsibilities for unloading incoming cattle on the weekends.

• Checking water tanks to ensure they are functional.

• Ensuring general care for your horses (i.e. shoeing, vaccinations, feeding).

• Maintaining and cleaning your area (i.e. tack, run, water tanks, hay feeders) within the facility, including break room.

• Reporting maintenance issues to supervisor or maintenance team.

• Operating skidsteer or loader for cleaning of facilities; operating light wagon and ATV for movement of cattle.

• Performing preventative maintenance on light wagon and truck.

• Assisting other areas of cattle production, as needed and as schedule allows.

• Staying current with all required trainings and SOP’s.

• Meeting punctuality expectations by arriving and leaving barn at assigned times.

• Attending shift startup meetings, daily as scheduled.

Skills and qualifications:

• Cattle handling/movement knowledge and experience.

• Intermediate to advanced horsemanship skills

• Knowledge of sick or injured cattle, including basic animal health diagnosis.

• Beef Quality Assurance experience.

• Commitment to safety and quality culture.

• Individual must be team-oriented.

• Punctual

• High attention to detail.

• Effective verbal communication skills.

• Feedlot, sale barn, and/or ranch experience is preferred.

This position requires:

• Individual must provide, shoe, and maintain three (3) head of horses and pass Adams pre-employment horse evaluation.

• Valid Driver’s License

• Individual must be able to work in adverse weather conditions.

• Individual must be able to work holidays, extended hours, and weekends as needed.

• Exerting 50 to 100 pounds of force occasionally; 25-50 lbs. of force frequently; 10 to 20 pounds of force constantly. Standing and sitting frequently; occasionally walking, carrying, and lifting/lowering; frequently pushing/pulling, bending, twisting, and reaching/handling/grasping; rarely kneeling/crouching, climbing, crawling, and stairs

Compensation Details:

• Starting Wage: $21.00-25.00 per hour

• $2,000 Hiring Bonus

• $550 per month horse pay for ongoing expenses + free grain and hay + $1,500 horse reimbursement every other year

• Comprehensive Benefits which begin on Day 1 of employment including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, bonus plan, company match 401(k), and more!

About Us:

Located in Broken Bow, Nebraska, Adams Land & Cattle (ALCC) began in 1945 as a small dairy farm on 300 acres east of Broken Bow. Today, ALCC remains family-owned, but has grown into a multi-location operation with finishing lots in Nebraska and more than one-hundred backgrounding locations throughout the US and Canada. Recognized as one of the premier cattle feeding operations in the world, ALCC is a distinguished and innovative leader in agribusiness, providing consistent and quality beef while utilizing best practices to ensure food safety, animal welfare, and environmental stewardship. Visit our website to learn more!