Cattle Genetics Technician: Semen Collection & Care

Select Sires Inc.; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Benefits

Paid time off

401(k)

Job summary

Select Sires Inc. in Plain City, Ohio, is seeking a Livestock Technician to join our production team. The role supports semen collection, cattle handling, and daily livestock care to help deliver top dairy and beef genetics to producers across the U.S.

The starting wage is $19.00+ per hour, with full-time hours and varying shift options. Typical duties include feeding and monitoring cattle, assisting with health testing, and operating farm equipment, while maintaining safety and biosecurity

Qualifications

• Strong work ethic and dependable attendance.
• Ability to work safely around cattle.
• Reliable transportation.
• High school diploma or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Collect semen using established safety protocols.
• Handle bulls in a manner that properly stimulates semen collection.
• Feed, clean, move, and monitor dairy and beef cattle.
• Support health testing, veterinary treatments, and hoof-trimming activities.
• Operate company vehicles, trucks, trailers, and farm equipment.
• Maintain facilities, equipment, and work areas.
• Follow all biosecurity, safety, and production quality standards.
• Work collaboratively to achieve production goals.

Skills

Strong work ethic

Safety around cattle

Communication

Multitasking

Reliable transportation

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Select Sires Inc. in Plain City, Ohio, is seeking a Livestock Technician to join our production team. The role supports semen collection, cattle handling, and daily livestock care to help deliver top dairy and beef genetics to producers across the U.S.

The starting wage is $19.00+ per hour, with full-time hours and varying shift options. Typical duties include feeding and monitoring cattle, assisting with health testing, and operating farm equipment, while maintaining safety and biosecurity