• Maintain trucks, tractors, milking equipment and other gear to ensure they remain in working order and reduce any repair costs. 

• Moving irrigation systems to distribute water according to crop needs and to avoid wasting water.
• Pushing cattle to different paddocks
• Monitor animal care, maintenance, breeding.
• Use tools to move feed like spading fork, animals and other equipment to the appropriate areas on the farm in an efficient manner.

• Help feed and provide for care for all dairy cows in the herd.
• Inspect environment for any changes or potential dangers that could bring harm to animals.
• Examine and identify strange behaviors by animals and determine the cause of change to find a solution.
• Direct the breeding or raising of cattle, using recognized breeding practices to ensure stock improvement.

• Exact 5 am in the morning, Monitor activities such as irrigation, chemical application, harvesting, milking, breeding, or grading to ensure adherence to safety regulations or standards. 
• Exact 5 am in the morning ,Monitor dairy cows for signs of potential disease to ensure that all livestock remain in optimum health and produce high-quality milk.
• Milk dairy cattle while ensuring livestock remain calm and comfortable so cattle continue to produce maximum quantities of milk.
• Weigh cows and check for any physical signs of disease or injury and provide preventative medical care as needed.
• Review the pens, buildings and other areas to ensure the areas remain hygienic to reduce the risk of injury and disease to the cattle and farm workers.
• Provide food like Grass/Silage, Soya, Feeds and water to cattle and ensure that supplies remain well stocked so that the livestock never go hungry.
• Administer medications, vaccinations and other medical care and coordinate with veterinarians as needed.

• Monitor activities such as irrigation, chemical application, harvesting, milking, breeding, grading to ensure adherence to safety regulations or standards
• Direct the breeding or raising of stock, using recognised breeding practices to ensure stock improvement.
• Hire, train, or supervise workers
• Maintain financial, operational, production, or employment records for farm.

• working fast and coordinated with my hands. ( dipping cows udders, cleaning cows udders, observing and cleaning the work area when dirty, hooking up milking machines to cows udder)
• observing and listening to what is happening around me. ( watching for injured cows, cleaning cow manure around milking area, listening to milking machines in case they are sucking air in)
• Following the farm rules and directions to keep the farm clean and the bacteria away.
• I learned to pay close attention by observing every single cow’s milk for mastitis and for sick or injured cows.
• I also learned all the safety procedures before handling the cows to keep the cows calm and in a safe environment.
• I also learned to work in a very cold and very hot environment depending on the season. 

• Operate  the operations of dairy farm that produce milk
• Demonstrate or explain working techniques, practices, or safety regulations to farm  workers.
• Operate or oversee the operati
• Select or purchase machinery, equipment, livestock, or supplies, such as seed, feed, fertilizer, or chemicals.ons of dairy farms that produce bulk milk. 

• Operate milking equipment
• Ensure cows are properly milked
• Bring in cows into the coral in a organized fashion
• Make sure the dairy and its equipment is functioning and clean