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Seasonal Cattle Artificial Insemination Jobs (NOW HIRING)

... artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (ET) - in support of JLC's purebred and commercial ... Herd Health Monitoring - Conduct routine, hands-on evaluation of cattle at pasture to assess body ...

Weekend work will be required based on ranch operations and seasonal demands. Starting Pay: $23.00 ... Essential Duties & Responsibilities * Assist with Artificial Insemination, synchronization, and ...

Weekend work will be required based on ranch operations and seasonal demands. Starting Pay: $23.00 ... Essential Duties & Responsibilities • Assist with Artificial Insemination, synchronization, and ...

Weekend work will be required based on ranch operations and seasonal demands. Starting Pay: $23.00 ... Essential Duties & Responsibilities Assist with Artificial Insemination, synchronization, and ...

Weekend work will be required based on ranch operations and seasonal demands. Starting Pay: $23.00 ... Essential Duties & Responsibilities Assist with Artificial Insemination, synchronization, and ...

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How much do seasonal cattle artificial insemination jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for seasonal cattle artificial insemination in the United States is $17.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Seasonal Cattle Artificial Insemination vs Seasonal Cattle Breeding Technician?

AspectSeasonal Cattle Artificial InseminationSeasonal Cattle Breeding Technician
CredentialsTypically requires certification in artificial insemination techniques and animal healthRequires knowledge of breeding practices, often with certifications in animal husbandry or breeding
Work EnvironmentIndoor and outdoor settings on farms or breeding facilitiesPrimarily outdoor work on farms, handling cattle and breeding equipment
Industry UsageSpecialized role focused on insemination proceduresBroader role involving managing breeding schedules and herd health

Seasonal Cattle Artificial Insemination focuses specifically on performing insemination procedures, requiring specialized certifications. In contrast, Seasonal Cattle Breeding Technicians oversee overall breeding programs and herd management. Both roles are essential in cattle reproduction but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Animal Breeder
Great opportunity for professionals with a bachelor's degree in Animal Sciences, Agriculture, or a closely related bachelor's degree interested in working in the US with a TN Visa. Only citizens of Canada and Mexico are eligible for the TN Visa program .
POSITION SUMMARY
The Animal Breeder is responsible for the health, productivity, and management of JLC's cow/calf herd across pasture-based operations. This is a professional, technical role applying formal training in animal science to herd health assessment, reproductive management, and breeding program execution - including artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (ET) - in support of JLC's purebred and commercial cattle programs. The position also carries responsibility for herd movement between pasture units and for identifying and maintaining the fencing and containment infrastructure required to keep cattle safely within assigned grazing areas.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Herd Health Monitoring - Conduct routine, hands-on evaluation of cattle at pasture to assess body condition, detect illness, injury, or distress, and determine appropriate intervention; administer treatments and vaccinations in line with herd health protocols established with the attending veterinarian; maintain accurate individual and herd-level health records.
  • Calving Management - Monitor cows and heifers through the calving season; assess calving progress and provide obstetric assistance where warranted; process newborn calves (identification, weighing, records); recognize and respond to calving emergencies, coordinating veterinary support as needed.
  • Breeding Season & Reproductive Management - Plan and execute the seasonal breeding program, including estrus detection and synchronization protocols; perform artificial insemination (AI); assist with and perform embryo transfer (ET) procedures, including donor preparation, recipient selection, and transfer; maintain complete breeding, gestation, and reproductive performance records to inform genetic selection decisions.
  • Pasture Management & Herd Movement - Plan and carry out rotational grazing moves in line with the seasonal pasture management plan; assess forage condition and adjust stocking and movement schedules accordingly; ensure consistent access to water and mineral at each pasture location.
  • Infrastructure & Containment - Inspect fencing and containment infrastructure across pasture units and complete repairs needed to maintain herd safety and containment; identify and report infrastructure needs (water systems, corrals, handling facilities) to support pasture operations.
  • Other Duties - Additional responsibilities as assigned by the Cattle Operations Manager in support of JLC's cow/calf and seedstock programs.
QUALIFICATIONS
  • Bachelor's degree (or Licenciatura) in Animal Science, Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Science, or a closely related field.
  • Demonstrated experience in cow/calf production, including pasture-based or extensive grazing systems.
  • Hands-on training and experience in artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (ET) protocols, including estrus synchronization and reproductive record-keeping.
  • Working knowledge of cattle health assessment and common herd health interventions.
  • Ability to perform physically demanding outdoor work, including calving assistance and fence repair, in variable weather conditions.
  • Valid driver's license.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
  • Outdoor, pasture-based work across JLC's cattle operation in all seasons.
  • Workload intensifies during calving (late winter/spring) and breeding season, with early mornings, evenings, and weekend hours required during peak periods.
  • Independent work at remote pasture locations, with regular reporting to the Cattle Operations Manager.
BENEFITS PACKAGE
  • Health Insurance - 100% of employee premium paid by JLC (HDHP, Client Cross), plus a $2,400 annual JLC contribution to Health Savings Account ($100/pay period).
  • Dental Insurance - 100% of employee premium paid by JLC (Delta Dental).
  • Retirement - 3% employer match on qualifying IRA contributions.
  • Paid Time Off - 80 hours annually.
  • Vehicle Repair Reimbursement - Up to $1,200 per year.
  • Fuel - Covered for work-related use.
  • Lunch - Provided Monday through Friday.