Johnston Plains in Nyabing, Western Australia, Australia | Local business
Johnston Plains
Locality: Nyabing, Western Australia, Australia
Phone: +61 428 181 910
Address: 484 Johnston Rd 6341 Nyabing, WA, Australia
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25.01.2022 *****Employment Opportunity***** Johnston Plains are looking for a full time person to join our team. We are a 6000ha mixed cropping and sheep enterprise consisting of 5000 ewe breeding flock running alongside a 4000ha cropping program. Great working conditions and well maintained machines. Your role will work with the owners and 1 other full time member and casual staff during peek times of seeding and harvest.... Skill set we are seeking includes: Positive attitude Great work ethic Header and seeder driving experience HC license Desirable skills are: Sheep handling Spraying experience Mechanical knowledge Welding MC license Our business is located in Nyabing, Shire of Kent, Great Southern region of WA, about 300km from Perth and 2 hours from Albany and Bremer Bay. On farm or in town accommodation available both are 3x1 house. Nyabing has a great community with facilities that include a primary school, new pub and a general store with 24 hour fuel available. A bigger center of Katanning is 60kn down the road having a high school and larger shopping facilities. Remuneration package will be set on skills and attitude displayed. Contact: [email protected]
23.01.2022 Vetch, clover and canola done. Now onto the lupins
22.01.2022 2 farms down. 3 more to go
22.01.2022 Bit cold this morning
21.01.2022 2019/20 harvest begins. Fingers crossed for a good run
20.01.2022 All go with 2 harvests at once
19.01.2022 Weaning our April drop Xb lambs.tops looking good . Onto the feedlot as not much pasture growth happening
19.01.2022 Nothing like a spot of fencing in the heat .... lucky I got the easy job new confinement feeding pens starting to take shape
19.01.2022 Girls waiting for an early morning shower
18.01.2022 Checking that these 5 rams are happy with their 300 ewes they seem to ok and still in good condition. 1 more week until they will have to company, when shearing is on. Lambs will begin to drop in late March 2020 for a good %
17.01.2022 Ewes and lambs on the move
16.01.2022 2nd,4th and 5th generation kuringup farmers Great to catch up with Don Johnston our travels over the holidays
15.01.2022 Ewes pre confinement vaccination before a Preg scam tomorrow
14.01.2022 Sunday crop checks
14.01.2022 2021 pasture seeding program underway. Taking advantage of the early rains rains continue
12.01.2022 http://www.asheep.org.au/covid-19
08.01.2022 POSITION FILLED ***** EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ***** Contact us ... [email protected] We are looking for a full time person to joint our team. Johnston Plains is a 6000ha mixed cropping and sheep enterprise consisting of a 5500 ewe breeding flock running alongside a 3800ha cropping program, with great working conditions and well maintained machinery. Your role will work with the already established team of the owner, 1 full time employee and casual members through peak periods of seeding and harvest. Skill set we are seeking includes; Positive attitude Great work ethic Header and seeder driving experience HC license. Desirable skills are Sheep handling Mechanical knowledge Welding MC license. Business is located in Nyabing, Shire of Kent, in the Great Southern region of WA, about 300km from Perth and 2 hours from Albany and Bremer Bay. On farm or in town accommodation available, both 3x1 house. Nyabing has a great community with facilities that include a primary school, new pub and general store with 24hr fuel. A bigger Centre of Katanning is 60km down the road, having a high school and larger shopping facilities. Remuneration package set on skills and attitude displayed.
08.01.2022 The well attended KRS field day checking out our dual liquid system set up on the seeder to help deliver various placements of nutrients around the seed. Thanks for coming.
07.01.2022 I do like crop checks at bank manger hour. Oats liking the rain last night, less so the wind today
07.01.2022 Some of our work over the last month. Seeding pasture vetch, feeding lambing ewes, and getting a roof over our main yards to provide some small comfort while doing yard work throughout the summer. While we have implemented some changes to keep our workforce and associated families safer, we are trying to get on as best we can.
06.01.2022 Can’t harvest, no worries, there is always some sheep who need attention lambs will be happy in the oat stubble for a while
05.01.2022 Didn’t know we had that many staff or vehicles But at least maintenance jobs are quicker
05.01.2022 Two harvests going on this week. Wool and Wheat
03.01.2022 Oats loving the early morning dew
03.01.2022 Saved the best till last 1 paddock of Vetch and that’s a wrap for 2020 Thanks Ryan and Jack for doing the yards this year. Peter, you say you have hung up your boots, we will see next harvest. Cambell it has been special to have you in the paddock alongside your Pop and your Dad, once school had finished for the year.
