BTEC
Mainly Livestock
BSc Degree Agricultural Management - 1st Class - 2013 - 2016 BTEC Extended Diploma level 3 Agriculture 2010 - 2012 10 GCSE's including Maths, Science and English. 2005 - 2010
Full Car Licence
Tractor, Telehandler/Fork Lift
Dairy, Sheep, Lambing
Completed a harvest position on an Estate in Norfolk 2012. Duties included maintenance of machinery, preparing grain stores for harvest, corn carting using Fendt 818 and hired Massey tractor, rolling, grass cutting, power harrowing. Telehandler certificate obtained in 2012 whilst undertaking BTEC diploma.
2013 - Australia (Feb-Aug) worked on 100,000 acre wagyu cattle property for few months, maintaining fences and cattle husbandry tasks. 2012 (April)- Czech Republic. Mixed arable and pig breeding unit. Daily husbandry of pigs, log splitting and planting of young trees for surrounding area of farm to improve biodiversity. 2010 - 2012 - Assisting on college farm with all enterprises including sheep, dairy, pigs and poultry. The majority of experience was obtained through lambing, working in shift pattern with fellow students and sometimes lambing alone. 2011 - (May - Aug) Work experience placement on a 200 head dairy farm. Daily duties included milking cattle, feeding calves, help vet with routine visits and maintaining high standards of welfare. 2007- 2010 - 400 head Mules/Texel/Suffolk sheep flock at Snettisham Park. The farm is open to the public but has maintained the working side of the farm. Duties included basic husbandry tasks, lambing, being responsible for public activists and delivering technical information to the public. In recent years I have worked on the farm for a college placement and annually volunter for shearing. During this time I have mentored students to improve their skills and help achieve targets.
Female
Currently volunteer at well known estate in Norfolk to aid with deer husbandry tasks. The estate is also where I collected data for my dissertation research project regarding red deer calf nutrition. 2015 - part of the winning team of the annual Cereals Challenge. Many colleges and universities compete to produce the best trail crop possible. Students must give a detailed plan on how they would do this to get best crop performance in terms of yield and profit.
25
Partner
British
Norfolk
English
Yes
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Gym few days a week. Enjoy shooting when weather permits, spending time with friends and always looking how to challenge myself.
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N/A
Previous work experience includes, retail (weekends only), seasonal role as grain runner with Openfield and was a student ambassador for Easton and Otley college.
Start: 30/10/2017 Finish: Not Specified
South West
Permanent
Norfolk/Suffolk