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Crop Manager. 

The position of Crop Manager is located at the co-managed University of Vermont (UVM) and USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Northeast Crop and Livestock Research Station (NECLRS) at Nordic Farm located in Charlotte, VT. This position will work closely with USDA-ARS Research Agronomist and USDA-ARS Agronomy Technician to develop farm operations workflows that accommodate University and ARS research missions. Work is reviewed by the ARS Research Agronomist for adherence to policy and procedures and adequacy of farm operations. The ARS Research Agronomist rates performance periodically in terms of progress being made on various projects. The Crop Manager independently plans and carries out assignments in communication with the ARS Research Agronomist and other research partners.

Livestock Superintendent

The Livestock Superintendent is responsible for conducting livestock-related farming operations at the Northeast Crop and Livestock Research Station (NECLRS) at Nordic Farm in Charlotte, VT. NECLRS operates on 400 acres of leased land within a larger privately-owned farm. Research explores diverse subject matter spanning the food and farming systems of Vermont, including stand-alone livestock research in addition to integrated crop-livestock projects. The Livestock Superintendent leads livestock operations in support of research with beef cows, calves, and finish steers as well as livestock-grazing and crop-integration. In field experience should include working as a livestock consultant, manager, or leader of livestock operations on a commercial or research farm, including significant livestock interaction, heavy equipment operation, and planning.

Livestock Support Assistant

The Livestock Support Assistant is responsible for assisting with livestock-related farming operations at the Northeast Crop and Livestock Research Station (NECLRS) at Nordic Farm in Charlotte, VT. NECLRS operates on 400 acres of leased land within a larger privately-owned farm. Research explores diverse subject matter spanning the food and farming systems of Vermont, including stand-alone livestock research in addition to integrated crop-livestock projects. Desired applicants will have demonstrated knowledge of applying a wide range of livestock farming methods, including (a) techniques for safely handling and herding livestock, implementing feedlot management strategies, and implementing grazing and rotational grazing protocols; and (b) integrated livestock management methodologies, including breeding and weaning, implementing pest and inoculation strategies, and keeping detailed herd management records. This position requires significant teamwork, technical experience, and effective 

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