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Hi,

I'm a 20 year old vet student looking for some work that could fit around my studies.

I have previous experience working on a variety of livestock units, and I'm comfortable working with any animals. I have experience foot trimming and hold a certificate in mobility scoring.

I'm based in kegworth (DE74) but have a car and am happy to commute reasonable distances.

I can provide references and/or a CV on request.

If you think you might be able to help me, I'm reachable on 07786331944 or at [email protected]

Thank you for your time,

Ben Miles

I am self employed farm worker who is looking for a harvest position or other similar farm rolls. I have experience on working on farms from 600ac-6,000 acre on arable & livestock. I have PA1&2, B+E & forklift tickets. I have experience in cultivations, harvest operations, silage & hay production, lambing and general livestock work. I also run a small equestrian paddock maintained, cover crop & herbal ley business. I have a strong interest in agronomy, soil health and regenerative agriculture.

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Hi,

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Interesting animation explaining the Novag notill drill inteliforce plus coulter

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Good Evening,

I'm currently tractor driving for a vineyard but looking to move into arable farming.

I have a range of transferable skills and hold my PA1, 2 and 3 certificates and am keen to learn and develop my expertise.
I also have livestock experience.

Many Thanks

Dan