Artificial Breeding Technician

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Agriculture and Horticulture

Kaihangarau Whakatipu Kararehe

Chris Miles working in a milking shed.

Chris Miles positioning a cow for artificial insemination

Artificial breeding technicians artificially inseminate livestock.

He whakamārama

Ko tā te kaihangarau whakatipu kararehe mahi ko te whakatō ā-ringa i te kākano kararehe ira tāne ki roto i te kararehe uwha kia hapū ai.

Entry Requirements

To become an artificial breeding technician you need to complete a training course with an employer, or a National Certificate in Dairy Farming (Artificial Insemination), provided by the Agriculture ITO.

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Libby Soper.

Libby Soper admits her children were not always forthcoming about their mum's work as an artificial breeding technician.

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Pay

Artificial breeding technicians are paid by the number of cows they inseminate.
 

 

Job Outlook

Between 85 and 130 vacancies for artificial breeding technicians come up each year, so the chances of getting a job are good.
 
 

 


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