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Assistant Grower- Troed Y Rhiw Farm, Costa Ceredigion, west Wales

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  • 30/10/2020 at 8:10 am #34121

    Troed Y Rhiw Farm

    Assistant Grower needed on small organic mixed farm, Ceredigion
    Emphasis on horticulture
    4-5 days per week.

    Troed y Rhiw Farm is a family run,Soil Association certified organic farm committed to farming and growing with agroecological principles. We produce a wide range of vegetables, herbs, soft fruit, flowers, cereal grain sold through our extensive box scheme, at producer’s markets and to restaurants and shops. We also keep a small herd of Highland cattle. We believe in locally grown food, sold to the local community, keeping food miles to a minimum and reducing the carbon footprint of the farm.

    Established in 2008, it is owned and run by Nathan Richards and Alicia Miller. The farm’s ethos is built around a belief in the necessity of farming sustainably in the 21st century. This means a whole farm holistic approach to food production which starts with the microbial worlds within our soil and encompasses everything from habitat protection and creation, to the role that the farm has within the local community.

    Essential

    hands on horticulture experience growing field-scale and protected cropping fruit and vegetables
    practical experience of organic crop management, including rotations, fertility building and plant health & pest control
    ability to lift 25 kg
    experienced tractor driver and machinery operator
    clean driver’s licence
    accurate record keeping, quality control and attention to detail
    ability to oversee and manage a team

    Desirable

    experience with livestock
    basic mechanics and DIY expertise
    sense of humour

    Salary to be negotiated.

    To apply, send a cover letter and CV to:info@troedyrhiwfarm.co.uk
    Deadline for applications: 15th November, 2020

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