The successful candidate will prepare and provide animal feed and bedding; keep high-quality feeding records; observe, monitor, and care for animal health and conditions daily, including on-campus and on-pasture; keep breeding, health, birth and disposal records; maintain detailed animal, feed, and supply inventory records; assist in treatment of injuries and other treatments including castrations, docking, hoof trimming, artificial insemination, blood sample collections, and vaccine administration; communicate with the veterinarian; construct and repair barbed-wire, electric, and other fences; monitor/control pests and parasites; clean and maintain sanitation of barns, pens, working facilities, water tanks and other animal facilities; Operate and maintain skid steers, trailers, pickups, and other farm equipment; make minor repairs on equipment, tools and facilities; maintain a clean and safe environment for working and learning; work closely with faculty to coordinate animal care with academic and research needs; and mentor, guide and instruct assigned student workers. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: High school graduation or equivalent and three years of related experience in animal care including an understanding of cattle, sheep, and goat breeding and care; or high school graduate with a combination of related academic coursework and applicable work experience totaling three years; ability to occasionally lift up to 50 lbs., ability to work variable hours and days depending on animal needs and the needs of academic programs; possession of a valid driver's license; and ability to read, write, and understand English.