- keeping an up-to-date knowledge of pests and diseases.
- responding to emergencies and solving problems effectively.
- ensuring that the farm is profitable and meets projected financial targets.
- organising maintenance/repair of farm property, equipment and machinery.
- advertising and marketing farm products or the work of the farmer.
You’re likely to have to work some unsociable hours, especially during busy periods such as harvesting or lambing, although some times of year will be quieter.
