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Showing 131-140/140 results for Horticulture.
Forestry and logging workers plant, maintain, measure, cut and clear trees from forests.
Farm assistants help farmers with a variety of tasks, including raising and caring for animals, repairs and maintenance, tractor work and other farming activities.
Find out what New Zealand Apprenticeships involve, and who offers them.
Dairy herd managers run daily dairy farming operations such as feeding and milking cows, monitoring animal health and environmental management.
Sharemilkers either milk a dairy farmer's cows for a profit share, or own a herd of cows and milk them on an owner's land for a profit share.
Aeroplane pilots fly aircraft to transport people or goods. Some pilots fly aircraft to aerially spread fertiliser or bait.
A list of New Zealand job vacancy and recruitment agency websites.
Florists design and prepare flower arrangements, and sell flowers, indoor plants and accessories such as vases and baskets.
Meat/seafood process workers process, grade and package meat, fish or shellfish for local and overseas markets. Some also slaughter animals.
Environmental scientists study the environment and how plants, animals and other organisms are affected by it. They also study external influences, such as pollutants, and advise how to avoid or reduce harmful effects on the environment.
