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CArbon Farm Manager: Farm & Climate Program
Position Overview
The Center for Land-Based Learning is seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Carbon Farm Manager to lead the implementation and expansion of the Maples Carbon Farm Plan. The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with multiple other program leads to plan for and manage the farm operations focusing on soil health, regenerative agriculture, and sustainable land and pest management practices to ensure the farm meets its carbon reduction goals. This role will also work to build partnerships with various stakeholders in the region. This position Is full-time (average 40 hours/week) and works from Woodland, CA, with occasional overnight travel across CA. Attendance at weekend events may also be needed at times.
Job Details
Reports to: California Farm Academy Director
Location: Woodland, CA
Classification: Exempt, Full-Time
Pay: $70,000 – $80,000/Annually
Benefits: Medical, vision, and dental benefits & access to Flexible Spending Accounts, supplemental insurance, 401(K)/Roth IRA options, Paid Holidays and Vacation/Sick leave.
Qualifications
- Knowledge of carbon farming principles, soil health, and agroecology
- Five years of experience in farm management
- Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture, Environmental Science, Agronomy, Crop Science, or related field.
- Driver’s License
- Current Qualified Applicator Certificate
- Ability to use farm management software and tools
To Apply
Please submit a resume with references and a thoughtful cover letter outlining your interests, qualifications and experience to HRtoGO at hr@hrtogo.com with subject: Carbon Farm Manager – Last Name. Applications will be reviewed as received and this position will remain open until filled.
Urban Agriculture Internship Program Coordinator
Position Overview
The Center for Land-Based Learning is seeking an Urban Ag Internship (UAI) Program Coordinator to assist with the execution of the UAI Program in Sacramento County. The UAI Program is a year-long paid internship in which Sacramento high school students gain skills and experience in sustainable agriculture, workplace readiness, and individualized self-development. This is a full-time (average of 40 hours/week) hybrid position based largely in Sacramento with the ability to work remotely and at CLBL Headquarters when required. The UAI Program Coordinator will offer direct support to our 20-25 Grant Union and Luther Burbank High school interns as well as to the 120-150 Academy students we offer supplemental workforce development training to. The position is essential in helping to grow high school students’ knowledge of sustainable agriculture, workforce skills, leadership abilities, and holistic life skills in order to become the next generation of agricultural leaders and natural resource stewards.
Job Details
Reports to: Urban Ag Internship Program Manager
Location: Hybrid – Sacramento, Woodland, Remote
Classification: Non-exempt, full-time
Pay: $26-$30/hour
Benefits: Medical, vision, and dental benefits & access to Flexible Spending Accounts, supplemental insurance, and 401(K)/Roth IRA options.
Qualifications
- Demonstrates commitment to valuing diversity and engaging individuals and communities across cultural and racial boundaries.
- Belief in and commitment to CLBL’s mission and work.
- Associates degree or equivalent work experience in agriculture, education, environmental science or related fields.
- Minimum of 2 years of experience working with youth in informal (camp, program) or formal (classroom) settings, including experience developing and delivering lesson plans.
- Confidence in teaching and managing groups of students in various settings with empathy and cultural competence.
To Apply
The application window for this position has closed. Please submit any questions to HRtoGO at hr@hrtogo.com with subject: UAI Program Coordinator – Last Name.
Equal Employment opportunity policy
The Center for Land-Based Learning provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
Center for Land-Based Learning is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified individuals. In keeping
with our commitment, Center for Land-Based Learning will take the steps to assure that people with
disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations. Accordingly, if reasonable accommodation is
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