Livestock Breeder

Location: Russia (Leningrad Oblast)

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: 50,000 rubles per month (approximately 600 US dollars)

Reporting to: Head of Agricultural Production

Brief Job Description:

We are looking for a physically strong person who is capable of caring for animals to join our team in Russia. This position involves working in agricultural conditions with adaptation to seasonal loads. The successful candidate must have a valid passport and be prepared to relocate and process documents at the Russian Consulate in Nairobi at the employer's expense.

The vacancy includes airfare, accommodation and medical insurance, seasonal workwear, and an additional benefit: Russian language training paid by the employer.

Main responsibilities:

Caring for farm animals on a small farm: dairy cows, sport horses, poultry.

Daily: feed the animals twice, dry clean the manure from the stalls and load it onto the cart, replace the bedding (sawdust), milk the cows mechanized twice a day, treat the udder, take the animals out to pasture in the morning, bring them into the stall in the evening, accept calving from the cows, wash the milk containers daily. slaughter the poultry according to the season.

General requirements:

The candidate must not have infectious and viral diseases. A medical examination is required in accordance with the requirements of the legislation.

The candidate must have experience working with animals, comply with safety regulations.

Immediately report problems to management.

Requirements:

Skill in working with animals.

A valid passport and willingness to move to Russia.

Physically strong, in good shape and able to work in difficult conditions outdoors.

Readiness for physical labor.

Benefits:

Air tickets to Russia provided

Free accommodation

Comprehensive medical insurance

Monthly salary: 50,000 rubles (~600 USD)

Seasonal bonuses for poultry slaughtering.

Russian language courses paid by the employer.

Reimbursement of consular fees for visa processing.

Note:

This position is open to male candidates due to the physical nature of the work and the demands of working in an agricultural and municipal environment.