Farm Hand: Outdoor Cattle & Equipment Operator (CDL-Ready)

Aventure Staffing; Maurice (IA); On-site; USD 29,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid weekly

Direct Deposit

Paid Holidays & PTO

Medical Coverage

Job summary

A farm hand position in Iowa, offered by Aventure Staffing, is a physically demanding, outdoors role working with cattle and hogs. The job runs full-time with long weeks and seven days, demanding reliability and a strong work ethic.

Responsibilities include feeding and moving livestock, operating tractors and other farm equipment, and doing field work and local or out-of-state hauling as needed. CDL-A is preferred but not required, with training available for the right candidate.

Qualifications

• Valid Driver’s License (CDL-A preferred)
• Clean driving record required
• Ability to lift 50+ lbs regularly
• Comfortable driving manual transmission trucks
• Willingness to obtain CDL in the future (preferred but not required)
• Previous farm or feedlot experience is a plus, but willing to train the right individual
• Strong work ethic and ability to work long hours in all weather conditions

Responsibilities

• Daily processing and walking of cattle in the yards
• Feeding cattle and hogs
• Operating farm equipment such as tractors, skid loaders, pay loaders, manual trucks, and semis (including in-state and out-of-state hauls)
• Field work and general farm labor
• Transporting cattle or grain — local and possibly out-of-state
• Assist with seasonal fieldwork and maintenance
• Maintain clean and safe work areas

Skills

CDL-A preferred

Clean driving record

Ability to lift 50+ lbs

Manual transmission driving

Willingness to obtain CDL

Farm/feedlot experience

Strong work ethic

Tools

Farm equipment operation

Job description

A farm hand position in Iowa, offered by Aventure Staffing, is a physically demanding, outdoors role working with cattle and hogs. The job runs full-time with long weeks and seven days, demanding reliability and a strong work ethic.

Responsibilities include feeding and moving livestock, operating tractors and other farm equipment, and doing field work and local or out-of-state hauling as needed. CDL-A is preferred but not required, with training available for the right candidate.