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Norman Collins
Home: 000-000-0000 | Cell: 000-000-0000
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Professional Summary
Highly dedicated and focused Farm Manager with in-depth experience in OSHA and USDA regulations. Exceptional manager of people, animals, and processes. Meticulous record keeping and organizational skills. Adept negotiator and fluent in agricultural contracts.
Core Qualifications
- Administration and compliance
- Business and asset management
- Problem solving skills
- Technologically savvy
- Team player
- Excellent communication and analytical abilities.
- Focused
- Herd management
Experience
Canton Farms
02/01/11 to Current
Company Name
City, State
- Implement cropping and regrassing of allocated areas, adhering to crop plan and schedule.
- Continually monitor for weed and pest control and contract agencies for extermination when applicable.
- Identify hazardous materials, property damage, injured animals, and employee accidents, reporting and documenting as required, and effecting processes to reduce or eliminate dangerous conditions.
Calibrated Concepts Production
03/01/08 to 02/01/11
Company Name
City, State
- Inspected products regularly to ensure quality and specified quantity for sale.
- Adhered to facilities equipment maintenance plan and performed or contracted repairs as necessary.
- Monitored facilities expenditures to maintain budgeted cash flow.
Crown Meadow Farmstead
07/01/05 to 03/01/08
Company Name
City, State
- Budgeted, planned, and allocated feed to achieve production goals.
- Developed and improved annual nutrient management plan with fertilizer vendor assistance.
- Oversaw the animal health maintenance plan to ensure continued good health.
Education
Hepburn Community College
2005
Company Name
City, State
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