Animal Science Internships

Employer: Ecolab Expires: 09/25/2026 Own your future as an intern at Ecolab! Our internship program provides you with invaluable insights from leaders across Ecolab, engaging and challenging projects, opportunities for personal and professional growth, extensive networking, and the chance to immerse yourself in our innovative and dynamic environment.   Ecolab is seeking an Animal Health Technical Sales Intern to join our summer 2027 internship program. Our interns gain valuable hands-on experience in the Animal Health and agriculture industry by learning the various roles involved in servicing Ecolab customers. In our Animal Health Dairy farm business, you’ll help a wide variety of dairy producers and distribution partners to solve milk quality and udder health challenges in a consultative selling process. You will also learn about our growing biosecurity offerings for dairy, poultry, and swine farms as you are challenged to help producers deliver real world results to their bottom lines. By providing cleaning and sanitizing programs, animal care products, biosecurity solutions and many other operational efficiency programs, Ecolab Animal Health offers the opportunity to work with exciting innovation and world-class service.  What’s in it For You:  The opportunity to take on some of the world’s most meaningful challenges, helping customers achieve clean water, safe food and healthy environments The ability to make an impact and shape your career with a company that is passionate about growth  The support of an organization that believes it is vital to include and engage diverse people, perspectives and ideas to achieve our best Apply what you learn in the classroom to meaningful projects that have genuine business impact      Finish your internship with a realistic job preview of what a “day in the life” of an Ecolab associate looks like     Be considered for a full-time job offer (to start upon graduation) at the end of a successful internship into the Associate Account Manager role  What You Will Do:  Work closely with existing Account Managers in customer farm environments, focusing on milk quality and animal hygiene using effective and efficient sanitation products and processes. As strong business partners, our Account Managers work with customers to develop sanitation plans and programs, trouble shoot udder health challenges, evaluate processes and procedures, and identify and implement operational efficiencies.  Learn the daily responsibilities of an Ecolab Account Manager and work on specific value-added projects throughout the summer for which you ultimately present findings to our leadership team Work alongside successful Account Managers and other field associates to learn customers' operations, understand their business challenges, and devise solutions to meet their needs Cultivate business relationships with all levels of farm and distribution partner staff through professional demeanor & interpersonal skills Apply mechanical aptitude to repair, adjust, test and install Ecolab chemical dispensing systems as well as evaluate milking equipment performance and udder health program performance. Monitor product performance and adjust chemical concentration levels to advance operational efficiency and effectiveness Provide industry expertise and training to customers regarding all milk quality aspects, standard operating procedures, and issues of environmental safety/quality Introduce new product/service offerings to existing accounts to help them improve profitability or reduce disease presence.  Learn how to successfully prospect to generate new business Be exposed to potential career path roles within the organization and considered for our full-time entry level Account Manager in Training opportunities upon graduation  Position Details: 11-week paid internship program, starting on Tuesday, June 1st Willing to relocate within the United States. Nationwide locations available  Relocation assistance may be available Opportunity for a hybrid work environment, balancing field days with working remotely   Minimum Qualifications:  Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business, Food Science, Dairy and Animal Science, or Animal Health with an anticipated graduation date of December 2027 or May/June 2028 Immigration sponsorship not available for this role 11-week internship program, starting on Tuesday, June 1st Position requires a valid US Driver’s License and acceptable motor vehicle record and access to a personal vehicle  Physical Demands:  Position requires lifting/pushing/carrying up to 50 pounds chest high  About Ecolab A trusted partner at nearly three million customer locations spanning over 170 countries, Ecolab is the global leader in water, hygiene and infection prevention solutions and services. Our team delivers comprehensive solutions, data-driven insights and personalized service to advance food safety, maintain clean and safe environments, optimize water and energy use, and improve operational efficiencies and sustainability for customers in the food, healthcare, hospitality and industrial markets.  When you come to work at Ecolab, you get to take on some of the world’s most meaningful challenges and have the opportunity to learn and grow, shape your career, make an impact and quickly see the importance of your work

Employer: Nebraska Corn Board Expires: 09/25/2026 Nebraska Corn Board and U.S. Meat Export Federation InternshipDenver, Colorado (Summer 2027) AboutSponsored by the Nebraska Corn Board and the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).The Nebraska Corn Board manages the corn checkoff investment by working to increase the value and sustainability of Nebraska corn through promotion, market development and research.The mission of USMEF is “to increase the value and profitability of the U.S. beef, pork and lamb industries by enhancing demand for their products in export markets through a dynamic partnership of all stakeholders.” Simply put, USMEF is “putting U.S. meat on the world’s table.” Learn more at usmef.org.TimeframeMid-May through Mid-August 2027, for at least 10 consecutive weeks on location Duties & ResponsibilitiesIntern would be mentored and assigned responsibilities on a day-to-day basis by the USMEF staff. Students will obtain a working knowledge of the following: Administrative dutiesRead and analyze market trends and current events from global officesAssist with coordinating international teams visiting the U.S.Represent USMEF at various industry meetings/events and report back to staffResearch consumer trends in foreign markets for various staff presentations and visitsOpportunity to meet with USMEF members and executive committeeGain an understanding of global trade, market access and strategic marketing programsParticipate in discussions regarding U.S. production agriculture practices and how they affect our export marketsAttend USMEF’s Spring Conference in Minneapolis, MN, May 25 – 27, 2027, to gain a better understanding of the organization and membership sectorsComplete special projects designed to build industry knowledge, professional skills and experience working in a collaborative office environment. Develop and deliver a final capstone presentation focused on export markets, global demand or trade-related topics, incorporating knowledge gained throughout the internshipOpportunity to travel domesticallyQualificationsAny student enrolled in a four-year university with the following qualifications:Preference will be given to students who are junior standing or above Agricultural background beneficial but not requiredBackground in livestock/meat science beneficialInterest in the political process, trade and agricultural economicsProven communication abilities in written and verbal forms of communications Preference will be given to students attending a college or university in NebraskaRecommended CourseworkAgricultural Statistics, Agricultural Policy, Animal Science/Meat Science, Agricultural Economics, International Agriculture/Marketing, Political Science or Marketing, and Communications  StipendThe Nebraska Corn Board will provide a stipend which will be distributed by the USMEF, as well as one flight to and from Denver, or mileage reimbursement for one trip to and from Denver for the move. Housing suggestions will be provided. Intern will be responsible for providing a reliable form of transportation. Application ProcessResume, three reference names and cover letter of application should be submitted on the Nebraska Corn Board’s website, nebraskacorn.gov/internships, or the application may be submitted at this link. For questions, please contact Jill Bookhout at jill.bookhout@nebraska.gov.  Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. CST on October 9, 2026.  

Employer: White Violet Center for Eco-Justice - Sisters of Providence Expires: 09/25/2026 White Violet Center for Eco-Justice (WVC) is accepting applications for interns. Located at beautiful Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, WVC is 80 miles west of Indianapolis. Here you’ll find USDA certified organic farmland where we grow vegetables, flowers and herbs. There are also two high tunnels, two greenhouses, an orchard, a berry patch, a classified forest, alpacas, chickens and a farm store. At WVC you’ll get to work with our team of knowledgeable, dedicated and caring people. You’ll also work and live with other interns from all over the country, in this hands-on learning environment.About White Violet Center for Eco-JusticeWhite Violet Center for Eco-Justice, a ministry of the Sisters of Providence since 1996, is teaching, caring, inspiring for all creation. The Center provides opportunities for participating in creating systems that support justice and sustainability, locally and globally. Through organic agriculture, eco-justice education and social advocacy, White Violet Center strives to promote an awareness and way of living which support all life.We are a teaching farm. Our internship is an immersive, practical experience where you’ll learn firsthand about local agriculture and animal husbandry. If you’re interested in learning about fiber arts, then make sure to include winter months in your experience. While there is always plenty of garden work that needs to be done year-round, the colder weather does give us more time to devote to spinning, weaving, skirting and felting. An internship at WVC is a great way to connect with nature, learn about growing food and living more sustainably.Job Description:Interns work approximately 35-40 hours per week week including some weekends and holidays. Internships are usually six months up to one year. Responsibilities include:Plant, mulch, weed, and other seasonal farm tasksHarvest, clean and pack seasonal vegetables, fruit, herbs, berries and flowersFeed and care for alpacas and chickensGather, clean and process eggsMaintain coops, barns and pasturesLearn the different aspects of fiber which include skirting, carding, dyeing, knitting, spinning, weaving, crocheting and felting (winter months)Use your skills to create fiber products (winter months)Assist at the local farmers marketPartake in monthly enrichment activitiesPresent a capstone project of your choice at the end of your experienceQualifications:18 years old by start dateMust have a valid driver’s licenseWillingness to learn and the ability to self-directPhysically fit, capable of lifting and carrying 50 lbs. Must beable to use basic tools such as a shovel and wheelbarrowPrepared to work in a variety of weather conditionsPrevious experience with animals is helpful but not necessary to applyEligible to work in the U.S.Might be benefit eligibleBenefitsThis is a paid position at $12/hourHousing available for $330/month. This includes a furnished, private room in a one-story house with eight private rooms. The house is steps away from the farm and is equipped with heat, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. All utilities are included. Shared spaces include fully-outfitted kitchen, three bathrooms, living room and dining room. Rent is due at the end of the month and will be prorated for partial months.Washer and dryer on premisesParkingSome household cleaning supplies are includedSeasonal produce and eggs from the farmEmployee discount in the Farm Store and Linden Leaf Gifts.Internship may qualify for independent studyMight be benefit eligible To apply for this internship, click here and you will be redirected to our site.https://spsmw.org/get-involved/internships/application/

Employer: Kansas Center for Equine Reproduction Expires: 09/25/2026 The KANSAS CENTER For EQUINE REPRODUCTION(KsCER) located in Lawrence, Kansas has immediate opportunities for seasonal full-time breeding farm and veterinary reproductive paid internships for the 2027 breeding season. This internship offers the opportunity to work with a Board-Certified Veterinary Specialist in Reproduction (Theriogenologist) and great clients on elite horses while supporting a wide variety of veterinary reproductive services. We work with mares, foals, and stallions of all horse breeds and have a primary breeding season of January through July, with duties during this time focusing on breeding and assisting the veterinarian. The internship is a hybrid position including farm chores such as feeding, watering horses, and cleaning stalls. The internship will focus on equine reproduction concepts and procedures and is targeted towards individuals interested in furthering their career in the equine industry. The intern will be exposed to a variety of insemination techniques, rectal palpation techniques, rectal and abdominal ultrasound imaging, stallion handling and collection, embryo transfer techniques, semen analysis and processing, foaling and after-care procedures, broodmare and stallion management, bloodwork and other diagnostic procedures, field services and occasional general large animal veterinary procedures. We have a small herd of recipient and broodmares that will result in exposure to herd management, active management of foals from birth through the first 6 months of life, breeding farm management and farm maintenance.  In addition, the intern will participate in sales fitting weanling and yearling horses which includes working, grooming, ground manners and general handling.The ideal candidate for this position will be hardworking, able to work on their own and with others, and will take initiative/be independent. Additionally, they will understand that this is not only a position where they assist the veterinarian performing breeding management work, but a position where they will be required to perform farm labor.KsCER is a family-owned and operated facility established in 2016.  We specialize in mare and stallion veterinary reproductive services across all horse breeds. Our facilities our headquartered just outside of Lawrence, Kansas near Clinton Lake.  Lawrence is the home of the University of Kansas and conveniently located only 45 minutes from Kansas City and the KCI airport.  Our goal is to provide horse owners in the Midwest with access to high quality reproductive services from a board certified veterinary reproductive specialist. Responsibilities for this position include:Assisting the veterinarian and other team membersHandling veterinary equipment, medications and supplies, and providing routine support for veterinary proceduresObserving, working with, and handling stallions, mares, and foals, including monitoring mares for foalingInteracting with clients while maintaining horse and medical confidentialityEntering and maintaining data into veterinary softwareTraveling to KsCER farm and client facilities to support off-site veterinary procedures along with travel to other locations for package pick-up and deliveryCleaning stalls, horses, and facilities, along with feeding and watering horsesWorking, grooming, ground manners and general handling to sales fit horsesCataloging and maintaining inventory QualificationsAuthorized to work in the United StatesStrong work ethic, reliable, positive attitude, and flexible scheduleTeam player with strong communication and customer service skills Experienced horse handler Reliable transportation and a valid US driver’s license Ability to lift 50 lbs and carry for short distances Proficiency with computers and office productivity software is desired but not required Job Types: Full-time, InternshipSalary: From $800.00 per weekSchedule:Rotating schedule – includes early morning, day time, evening and overnight shifts.Periodic on-call dutyAverage hours – 50-60 hrs/wkIncludes holidays and weekends

Employer: AgriVision Expires: 09/24/2026 Summer Dairy InternshipNatural Prairie Dairy | Hartley, Texas Natural Prairie Dairy's Summer Internship Program gives college students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience inside one of the largest family-operated organic dairy farms in the United States.Our interns work alongside experienced dairy professionals, learn how different departments contribute to the success of the operation, and gain real-world exposure to animal care, dairy management, agriculture, technology, and leadership.This isn't a summer spent behind a desk. You'll have the opportunity to get involved, ask questions, solve problems, and experience what a career in modern dairy agriculture actually looks like.What You'll ExperienceDepending on your interests and the needs of the operation, your internship may include exposure to areas such as:Milking – Milk quality, equipment, procedures, and dairy dataBreeding & Reproduction – Genetics, breeding cycles, and recordkeepingAnimal Health – Cattle care, treatments, and herd health practicesMaternity – Calving, postpartum care, and calf healthHeifer Development – Growth benchmarks, feeding, and youngstock managementFeeding & Nutrition – Rations, feed management, nutrition, and equipmentFarm Equipment & Maintenance – Equipment operation and maintenanceDairy Operations – Exposure to the people, processes, and systems required to operate a successful dairyYou'll see firsthand how animal science, technology, data, people, and operational decision-making come together on a modern dairy.Who We're Looking ForWe're looking for college students who:Are pursuing a degree in Animal Science, Dairy Science, Agricultural Business, Agricultural Leadership, or another agriculture-related fieldHave an interest in dairy, livestock, or production agricultureAre eager to learn and aren't afraid to get their boots dirtyEnjoy working with animals and peopleDemonstrate initiative, dependability, and a strong work ethicWant meaningful, hands-on experience to help shape their future careerDairy experience is not required. We're looking for students who are curious, motivated, and ready to learn.Why Intern With Natural Prairie Dairy?At Natural Prairie Dairy, healthy cows, great people, and sustainable agriculture are at the heart of what we do. Our farms use modern technology and innovative practices to create efficiencies while providing exceptional care for our animals.As an intern, you'll have the opportunity to learn directly from the people doing the work every day and gain experience that goes far beyond the classroom.You'll leave the summer with:Real-world agricultural experienceA better understanding of large-scale dairy operationsExposure to multiple career paths within the dairy industryConnections with experienced dairy professionals and leadersPractical knowledge you can take back to the classroom and into your future career

Employer: WinStar Farm Expires: 09/24/2026 Company Description:WinStar Farm LLC, located in Versailles near Lexington, Kentucky, is a leading organization in the Thoroughbred breeding and racing industry. The farm is recognized for its high-performance horses and commitment to excellence across all aspects of horse care, training, and management. Team members join a culture that values ambition, professionalism, and a passion for the Thoroughbred industry. WinStar Farm offers opportunities to learn from experienced professionals while contributing to a premier equine operation. More information about the farm and its vision of “Dreaming Big” can be found at http://www.winstarfarm.com/.Role Description:The office intern is a part-time, on-site role based at WinStar Farm LLC in Versailles, KY the Lexington, KY area. This position provides a unique opportunity to gain experience in the Thoroughbred industry while supporting multiple areas of farm operations. Responsibilities include assisting with and leading guided tours, greeting visitors, providing information about the farm's history, programs, and the Thoroughbred breeding and racing industry, and ensuring an engaging and welcoming guest experience.In addition to tour operations, interns will gain exposure to various departments across the farm, including Retail and Merchandise, Office Administration, Bloodstock, Accounting and Human Resources, Equine Operations, and Special Events.The role offers valuable insight into the business and operational aspects of a world-class Thoroughbred farm while providing opportunities to develop professional skills, industry knowledge, and cross-functional experience. Ideal candidates will be eager to learn, adaptable, professional, and passionate about the equine industry.QualificationsPassion for the equine industry and interest in Thoroughbred Industry.Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to engage professionally with guests, clients, staff, and industry professionals.Friendly customer service skills and a commitment to helping create a welcoming and positive experience for visitorsWillingness to learn, adapt, and take initiative in a fast-paced environment.Ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team.Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.Ability to stand, walk, and move throughout the farm for extended periods and work in varying outdoor weather conditions.Ability to lift up to 25lbs.Reliable transportation, strong punctuality, and dependable attendance.Flexibility to work weekends, holidays, and special events as needed.Preferred QualificationsCurrently enrolled in a college or university program, preferably in Equine Science, Animal Science, Agriculture, Business, Marketing, Communications, Hospitality, Tourism, or a related field.Knowledge of Thoroughbred breeding, racing, and Kentucky's equine industry.Ideal CandidateThe ideal candidate is passionate about the Thoroughbred industry, eager to learn, adaptable, and excited to gain hands-on experience while contributing to a positive guest experience and supporting the operations of a world-class horse farm.

Employer: Project Chimps Expires: 09/23/2026 Internship Location2031 Lowery Road, Morganton, GA 30560Focus of the InternshipIntern will gain experience providing direct care to chimpanzees at the sanctuary. The intern will also complete an independent project that can meet the requirements of the intern’s academic institution (if applicable).Learning OpportunitiesKnowledge of Project Chimps mission and valuesExposure to the operations of a chimpanzee sanctuaryLearn various aspects on how to care for captive chimpanzees, including: husbandry, enrichment, medical, behavioral research, behavioral training, and socializationsGain knowledge and educational experience in chimpanzee behavior and natural historyAttend and participate in various sanctuary committeesOrientation/TrainingOrientation will be scheduled the first day of the internship and includes the following: history and tour of Project Chimps, description of rules, safety protocols, chimpanzee behavior, and chimpanzee care protocols. Intern should attend the orientation wearing closed, rubber-soled shoes.Intern will be given a manual and will be trained on the particular aspects of their role.Intern will receive online training via CollaborNation. Once an intern finishes the required courses, they retain access to the full library of online courses.Intern ResponsibilitiesClean enclosures which may include removing waste, raking, sweeping, scrubbing, and climbing ladders up to 8 feetLaunder bedding and towelsWash/sanitize enrichment dailyAssist with enrichment and meal preparationResident interns complete a weekly shift cleaning and tending to the intern residenceAttend weekly meetings with supervisor and mentorIdentify and develop an independent project. The project can meet the requirements of the intern’s academic institution; present completed project in a written format and/or PowerPoint at a staff meeting at the end of the internship termExpected Environmental ConditionsSome of the work is performed outdoors in all weather conditions which can include extreme heat and cold. (There is access to air conditioning/heat, restrooms, a kitchen, break room, drinking water, coffee, and computers as needed.)Qualifications/Requirements for Intern ApplicantsMust be at least 18 years oldRestrictionsMust arrive on time for shiftsMust wear closed, rubber-soled shoes. Intern shirts will be provided by Project Chimps and a dress code must be followed at all times.Must learn and follow all guidelines and policies of Project Chimps and follow directions given by staffCandidates must submit the required paperwork and pass a background check before being assigned. At least two letters of recommendation must be submitted with the application form when applying for an internship. Copies of any academic requirements should also be submitted. International interns are solely responsible for obtaining any required visas.Should have access to a computer and ability to login into an online volunteer communication site to receive updatesCurrent TB test, Flu shot, MMR, Tetanus, Hep A, and Hep B shots required, unless you are medically exempt.Internship Start DateSpring 2026: February 22nd to May 14thInternship Time Commitment12 weeks up to 6 months, up to 40 hours per weekInterns living off site are required to work a minimum of 24 hours per weekInterns living on site are required to work a minimum of 32 hours a weekInternship Scheduling GuidelinesInternships are available year-round. Interns will be assigned to shifts that are between 4-8 hours in length between the hours of 8 am and 4:30 pm.Additional InformationThis is an unpaid position. On-site housing may be available for interns committing to at least 32 hours per week and will be discussed after receipt of the initial application; please note your interest in housing accommodations in your cover letter. Housing is co-ed, and has two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, and is equipped with internet. Food must be provided by the intern if staying on-site. Parking is available for interns with vehicles. The property and house are non-smoking. Staff or volunteers will provide interns with weekly trips into town for grocery shopping.Interns will have no physical contact with the chimpanzees.

Employer: Toledo Zoo & Aquarium Expires: 09/19/2026 Toledo Zoo Animal Behavior and Wellbeing InternshipSpring 2027 Reports to:         Curator of Behavioral Husbandry & Wellbeing Schedule:            28-35 hours per week                                January – June 2027                                4-month or 6-month position Application Deadline: September 13, 2026 Internship Overview:Are you passionate about animals and want a role in how behavior, enrichment, research and welfare all come together in a zoo setting? This internship is a hands-on opportunity for college students or recent graduates who are interested in careers in zookeeping, animal behavior, animal welfare, enrichment, or behavioral research. As an intern, you’ll work closely with the Curator of Behavioral Husbandry and Wellbeing, the Enrichment Program Assistant, and animal care staff. You’ll gain real-world experience in:Environmental enrichment – designing and implementing enrichment activities that encourage natural behaviors.Animal behavior and welfare – observing animals, assessing their wellbeing, and learning how behavior relates to health and care.Training techniques – participating in training sessions and workshops to understand positive reinforcement and behavior shaping.Behavioral research – developing and carrying out your own research project, analyzing data, and sharing your findings with animal care teams.Additional responsibilities may include setting up enrichment in animal habitats, brainstorming new enrichment ideas, helping with animal well-being assessments, and possibly assisting with public interpretation of enrichment and training sessions. This is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of animal care in a professional zoo environment, build valuable skills, and contribute meaningfully to the animals’ welfare.This is a paid Internship.  Primary Responsibilities:Develop, coordinate and implement daily enrichment for several species in the zooConstruct, implement, and evaluate new enrichment devices Conduct behavioral observationsData entry and analysisAssist keepers in setting up exhibits to offer dynamic, complex experiences for the animals Participate in animal training sessions Minimum Requirements:Junior or Senior in college or recent graduateMajor in Biology, Animal Behavior, Psychology, Zoology or other related fieldStrong willingness to learn, positive attitude, team mentalityPrevious hands-on work with animals Proficiency with Microsoft Excel preferredThe Toledo Zoo is a drug-free workplace, including marijuana Toledo Zoo full-time and part-time employees have exclusive access to PNC EarnedIt, powered by DailyPay. This voluntary benefit allows employees to access a portion of their earned wages before payday, including pay for hours worked that same day. Learn more here. The Toledo Zoo is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, creed, genetic information, sex, age, national origin, disability, military status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Employer: Cooperative Producers, Inc Expires: 09/17/2026 CPI is seeking a Feed Operations Intern. In the role, the intern will build knowledge and understanding of the operations of a feed mill through the process of manufacturing and delivering feed. This individual will assist with all aspects of our Feed Division from ordering products, maintaining inventory, to logistics and FSMA record keeping. Various projects will be assigned during the internship.The intern will gain “in the field” operations experience which will require excellent written and verbal communications skills with a focus on customer service. Organizational skills and attention to detail is needed for this internship.Candidate must be pursuing a degree in animal science or a related field and have completed their sophomore or junior year of academic courses from a university/college OR completed their freshman year of academic courses from a community or trade college. Candidate must be in good academic standing. 

Employer: WORLD WEST SIRE SERVICES Expires: 09/14/2026 Spring 2027 Internship:We are offering a Spring internship that will be from January to May. While at World West you can expect to learn invaluable knowledge about the Cattle and Artificial Insemination industry.  We will expose you to every aspect of the Custom Collection Bull Stud while giving you a hands-on learning experience both in the lab, and out with the cattle. Housing is not provided Responsibilities may include:Preparation and assembly of collection equipmentDisinfection of collection equipmentSupport of collection team during collectionCommitment to team work AND ability to work independentlyAssist in semen processing and storagePrepare orders ready for shipmentMonitor incoming and outgoing shipper tanksTank inventoryUnderstand and uphold biosecurity proceduresFollow strict hygiene protocols, keep all laboratory areas clean and tidyAssist in some office tasksFeeding and watering livestockDoctoring livestockBedding bulls, cleaning pensBeing part of the collection team Running equipment – skid steer, tractor etc.Building and maintaining fences, including electric fencingRecognizing animal health issues and characteristics