Assistant Cultivation Manager Resume Example

• Maximized operational profits by closely inspecting crops, assessing quality and identifying problems such as disease or insects
• Spearheaded efficiency improvements targeted on optimizing crop production and exceeding financial targets
• Purchased regular supplies and special equipment, livestock or tools as part of skilled management of resources
• Adjusted production strategies to account for changing factors such as market and weather conditions
• Implemented quick rotation cultivation process to improve efficiency and profitability
• Analyzed soil to measure optimum fertilizer for maximum crop production
• Planned schedule for crop rotation, plantings and harvest
• Monitored social media and online sources for industry trends
• Organic cultivation of short and long season crops
• Practiced soil amendment through PH balance
• Cultivation of Microbes in soil
• Staggering and timing of multiple succession of quick rotation crops
• Transplants and seed germination
• Organization and time management of farm interns
• Prospecting and establishing long term relationships with clients
• Critiquing growing styles and variety based on customers preference and needs
• Seed saving and labeling
• Processing, packaging, and delivering fresh produce weekly
• Experience with aquaponics in a greenhouse setting
• Maintaining seasonal logs
• Greenhouse ventilation and temperature control
• Humidity control based on plant or Mushrooms inside greenhouses
• Organic solutions to Pest, Disease, and other intrusions
• Knowledgeable of mushroom cultivation best practices, spending many hours inside a lab where sterile process is paramount

In this internship position, I learned all aspects of marijuana cultivation including:

•Light management for all growth cycles

•Experience with different varieties of HID lighting

•Temperature and humidity regulation

•Knowledge of different growing media and associated benefits

•Pest and disease control

•Irrigation supervision and styles

•Fertilizer management as it relates to different growth cycles

•Scrog net application

•Harvesting and Drying

•Trimming and packaging

•Topping

•Defoliation

•Cloning

•Sanitary techniques and light pollution solutions

•Management of farm gardens, animals, events and co-ops

•Organization of farms CSA members

•Disruption of CSA shares to members

Led tours and educated customers on 18th century lifestyle skills

• Checked farmland for issues in need of attention, such as fences to mend and broken pipes to fix.
• Ensured farm activities complied with government regulations.
• Monitored animal health and welfare.
• Conducted soil samples for analysis to determine future crop placement.
• Tended to crops, which included fruit trees, vegetable plants, medicinal plants and herbs.
• Removed rocks and prepared soil for planting.
• Branched farm out into new areas by adding tours, special events and customer activities.
• Led tours and educated customers on 18th century lifestyle skills
• Responsible for organizing and recording distribution of CSA shares to members
• General management of farm gardens, animals, events, and co-op
• Handled cash and inventory for general store