This page brings together the management vacancies on the Talent Agri job board: farm and dairy managers, herd and assistant herd managers, poultry unit managers, and growing, glasshouse and harvest managers.
Sales and account management roles sit on their own sector pages, so everything listed here is about running a farm, a unit or a growing operation day to day.
17 vacancies available
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced agricultural professional to take full responsibility for harvest operations, workforce management, productivity, crop quality and…
Herd Manager — Robotic Dairy Farm Herdspersons or candidates with 2IC experience are also encouraged to apply, with support and development available to step into the Herd Manager role.…
Calf-Rearing Site Manager — Devon Salary: £40,000–£50,000, depending on experience Accommodation: ;House included Good with calves. Confident with people. Ready to take the lead? The…
Job Title: Herd Manager Location: Pembrokeshire, South West Wales Salary: £40,000–£50,000, dependent on experience Overview: An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Herd…
This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled and motivated professional to take responsibility for growing operations, crop performance and the development of effective production…
Herd Manager Or Assistant Herd Manager— Cork, Ireland Opportunity to build profit share / equity 210-cow seasonal grazing dairy | Accommodation available | Salary DOE Ideal for a couple or…
Senior Herdsperson / Assistant Herd Manager 550–600 cows. £38–43k. Modern 4-bed house in Dorset. If you’re already doing the job but getting paid in promises, give us a ring. North Dorset…
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced poultry professional looking for a long-term position with genuine responsibility for the day-to-day management of a commercial poultry…
This is an excellent opportunity for a practical and commercially focused grower or glasshouse professional looking to take responsibility for the day-to-day management of a modern…
Are you an experienced grower looking to take the next step in your career with a progressive fresh produce business? Our client is a well-established and highly respected horticultural…
This is a senior leadership opportunity for an experienced professional with strong technical growing knowledge, commercial awareness, and proven leadership skills within large-scale…
We are recruiting for an experienced Nursery Manager to join a well-established business within the soft fruit sector. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong nursery,…
I wanted to share an excellent opportunity we are currently working on with a large-scale, well-established salad producer in the West Midlands region. They are looking to recruit a Crop…
About the Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and passionate Growing Manager to join a leading soft fruit and horticultural business based in Fife. You will be…
We are seeking a proactive and ambitious Farm Operations Assistant Manager to support the day-to-day management of farm operations. This role offers an excellent opportunity for an…
We are seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Herd Manager to join a progressive dairy farm in Southern Scotland. This is an exciting chance to work on a well-established unit with a…
Location: Cumbria Salary: £55,000–£75,000 DOE Accommodation: Modern three-bedroom house with household bills included Vehicle: Farm vehicle provided Overview An excellent opportunity for…
Most owners want evidence that you have already carried responsibility: a budget you managed, a team you led, or a unit whose performance you can talk through with figures. Herd managers are usually asked about fertility, cell counts and youngstock; growing managers about yields, labour planning and crop protection decisions.
Paperwork matters as much as practical skill. Expect questions on assurance audits, health and safety, staff rotas and how you keep records, because those are the parts of the job an owner hands over completely.
Many managers move up from senior herdsperson, deputy or assistant manager posts, often on the same type of system. If you are making that step, an assistant herd manager or assistant farm manager role is a realistic route, and several of our vacancies are pitched at that level.
When you apply, lead with the decisions you made rather than the tasks you did. A short summary of the size of operation, the people you supervised and one or two results you were responsible for gives an employer far more to go on than a long list of duties.
Many livestock management roles come with housing, but not all. Each listing says whether accommodation is part of the package.
Yes. Some vacancies are aimed at assistant or deputy managers ready to step up; the listing will describe the level of experience the employer expects.
Not always. Some senior searches are run confidentially, so it is worth sending your CV to apply@talentagri.co.uk even if no suitable role is listed.
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