Dairy Farm Manager
University of Cambridge
On-site Family Accommodation Included
Full-Time | Permanent
Our client has an exciting opportunity that has arisen for an experienced Dairy Farm Manager to lead the livestock enterprises at Park Farm, University of Cambridge.
The Role
You will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the dairy and sheep enterprises, including:
• Herd health, welfare, nutrition, and performance
• Robotic milking operations and forage production
• Staff leadership, rotas, recruitment, and training
• Compliance, Health & Safety, and record keeping
• Budget monitoring and contractor management
• Liaising with the Veterinary Department and industry partners
• Supporting teaching activities and maintaining exemplary farm standards
This is a hands-on role involving practical farm duties and participation in the farm call-out rota.
About You
We are looking for a motivated and experienced dairy professional with:
• Proven dairy management experience
• Strong leadership and organisational skills
• Knowledge of modern dairy systems and compliance requirements
• Experience with robotic milking systems preferred
• Passion for high standards of animal health and welfare
This progressive farm is a teaching resource for the Department of Veterinary Medicine and a LEAF Demonstration Farm, operated to the highest standards of animal welfare, sustainability, and performance.
The Farm
• 200 pedigree Holstein cows
• 4 Lely milking robots
• Year-round calving herd producing 11,500 litres per annum
• 150 followers
• 250 breeding sheep
Package
• Competitive salary depending on experience
• Generous holiday and benefits package
• On-site family accommodation
• Opportunity to work within a prestigious and forward-thinking farming business
Apply Now
Please send your CV to: amanda.hargrave@lkl-services.co.uk
For an informal discussion about the opportunity please contact: Simon Withers – 07912 864646.
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