Equine Yard Manager

Performs artificial insemination of livestock such as cattle, pigs, sheep, or horses to improve breeding and genetic quality. Responsibilities include semen collection, handling, and storage, estrus detection, insemination procedures, and maintaining breeding records.

A specialist who performs embryo collection, handling, and transfer procedures in livestock animals, typically cattle, to support genetic improvement and breeding programs.

A bee breeder manages and breeds honeybee colonies for honey production, pollination services, or queen rearing. They monitor hive health, control diseases, and select bees for desirable traits such as productivity and disease resistance.

Cares for and manages horses, including feeding, grooming, exercising, and maintaining stables and paddocks. May assist with breeding, foaling, and basic health monitoring.

Raises and manages fur-bearing animals such as mink, fox, chinchilla, or rabbit for the production of pelts and fur. Duties include feeding, breeding, health monitoring, and maintaining housing facilities.

Selects, breeds, and raises horses for specific purposes such as racing, riding, or work. Manages breeding programs, ensures health and welfare of horses, and maintains records of lineage and performance.

Provides expert advice to farmers and ranchers on livestock management, including breeding, nutrition, health, and welfare practices to optimize productivity and sustainability.

A poultry breeder manages the breeding, hatching, and raising of poultry such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, or geese for meat or egg production. They select breeding stock, monitor health and nutrition, maintain biosecurity, and optimize reproduction to improve flock quality and productivity.