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Agricultural Scholar Sales Trainee (Scotland Wide)

Davidsons Animal Feeds - Strathclyde

Agriculture livestock knowledge:. Davidson Animal Feeds will be the largest family members owned producer of ruminant animal feeds in Scotland, running certainly one of European countries's...

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Core Skills Lecturer ( Fixed Term)

Scotland's Remote College (SRUC) - Broxburn
£25, 461 - £35, 378 per year

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Relief farm supervisor

CPA Recruitment - Uk
£23, 000 - £35, 000 annually

Reporting into the Agriculture management, the Relief Farm Manager will take duty during the day to-day management of among some chicken farms.

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Library Assistant (Part-time Fixed Term)

Scotland's Rural College - Edinburgh
£17, 565 - £19, 302 a-year

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Trainee Grower Management / Trainee Manufacturing Manager

Edwards & Pearce - Uk
£22, 000 - £25, 000 a year 

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An exceptional opportunity for a graduate with knowledge and/or academic history in Agriculture to become listed on a provider of flowers to high specification...

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