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Help Wanted: Crop Farm Production Operator, Blaney Grain Farms, Milton, Ontario.

 

Blaney Grain Farms is a large progressive farming operation based in Milton, Ontario.

-          Cash crop farm: Corn, soybeans and winter wheat.

-          Operates large new John Deere equipment and precision technology.

 

Farm Operator Position Responsibilities:

-          Work with the BGF team to execute the annual crop plan.

-          Complete farming activities including but not limited to: Planting, tillage, spraying, scouting, harvesting, fertilizing and trucking.

-          Operate the John Deere equipment: CCS1790, 9460R, 4830

-          This is a year round, full time position with seasonal demands at planting and harvest.

-          Timely maintenance and repair of all farm equipment.

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Qualifications for the position:

-          2 years direct farming experience

-          Can do attitude

-          Knowledge and can safely operate late model John Deere farm machinery

-          Valid Driver’s licence required,  AZ preferable.

-          John Deere AMS Familiarity

 

Compensation:

Blaney Grain Farms offers an attractive salary and bonus package based on experience and skills.

 

How to Apply

Please send resume to: Larry Blaney, Blaney Grain Farms

email:  blaneygrain@gmail.com

 

 

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