About the role
Livestock farming tenants operate agricultural activities on leased land, often with a focus on animal breeding. They may have education in agricultural science or animal husbandry, but practical experience is highly valued. Their work is critical for food production and can include a variety of different animal species.Responsibilities
Livestock farming tenants are responsible for managing and developing the livestock on the farm. They monitor the health and well-being of the animals, ensure that feed and care are of high quality, and comply with laws and regulations. They also handle reproduction and may be involved in the sale of animals and animal products.Skills and tools
Livestock farming tenants need good knowledge of animal health, breeding, and nutrition. They use tools and machinery for feed handling and cleaning, as well as software to keep records of the animals. Communication skills and business acumen are important qualities in the profession.