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Aguaculture Florida LLC

Manure Drag Line Operator

Job Description

About Us At Aguaculture, we use innovative, nature-based technology to work with Mother Nature, not against her. Our integrated approach removes harmful nutrients from Florida's waterways and repurposes them to improve soil health. It's a real solution to a real environmental problem — backed by long-term government contracts and rapid company growth. We're looking for a long-term team member, not a short-term hire. This is a hands-on role that requires you to stay alert, focused, and intentional. We want someone mission-driven who understands the value of healthier soil, stronger hay crops, and a better environment for the next generation. We're making a real difference out here. If that sounds like a team you'd like to be part of, we'd love to meet you. The Role We're hiring an experienced Manure Drag Line Operator for our South Central Florida operations. You'll apply nutrient-rich material to hay fields after baling — turning what's often treated as waste into real soil-building results. This is hands-on, full-time, year-round work operating Fendt tractors while pulling drag hose, both hard hose and soft hose. This isn't just tractor driving. We need someone who understands the whole system — pump units, pressures, flow rates — and is mechanically inclined enough to troubleshoot and repair equipment when something goes wrong, not just run it until it doesn't. We're looking for someone who is: Stable and dependable Safety-focused Mission-driven Comfortable working long days in the field Interested in long-term growth in agriculture and environmental technology Key Responsibilities Operating Fendt tractors while pulling hard-hose and soft-hose manure drag lines Setting up fields, laying out hose, and planning application routes ahead of time Monitoring and managing pump units, pressures, flow rates, and overall system performance Troubleshooting and repairing drag-line equipment and related machinery Applying material to hay fields after baling as part of our crop production program Supporting field operations with a working knowledge of hay production — mowing, baling, wrapping, and fermented hay/haylage Assisting with or operating other farm equipment as needed
What You Bring Required:
Proven experience operating Fendt tractors Experience pulling manure drag hose (hard hose and soft hose) Mechanically inclined — strong aptitude for troubleshooting and repairing equipment Solid understanding of pump units, pressures, flow rates, and drag-line system operations Working knowledge of crop production, especially hay crops Familiarity with hay equipment and processes: mowing, baling, wrapping, and fermented hay/haylage Ability to work full-time, year-round in South Central Florida field conditions Preferred (Not Required): CDL license Experience with excavators, semi-trucks, tillage equipment, planting equipment, and general farm machinery Familiarity with regenerative or soil-building nutrient application practices Why Aguaculture Florida? Mission-driven environmental work that actually matters A tight-knit team you'll be proud to work with Direct access to leadership — you'll work with the Founder, not around them Competitive hourly pay: $25-$35 (based on experience) Real room to grow as the company expands If you're an energetic, hands-on operator who takes pride in your equipment, shows up consistently, and wants to build something long-term — you'll fit right in here. Join us and be part of a system that turns nutrients into healthier soil, one field at a time.
Pay:
$25.00 - $35.00 per hour Expected hours: 50.0 - 60.0 per week
Work Location:
In person
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