Part Time Ranch Hand
Why Work with Us?
Longroots Ranch uses regenerative agriculture to heal degraded land and build climate resiliency–all while producing delicious and nutritious food. We raise 100% grass-fed lamb and heritage Berkshire pork for local meat shares. Our team values mutual respect, creative thinking, and the well-being of the individuals, animals, and land under our management.
About the Role
We’re looking for a part-time Ranch Hand to join our team. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on agricultural work, has experience with livestock, and is excited about regenerative ranching practices. This is a flexible, part-time role with the opportunity to grow into more responsibility.
Location: Longmont, CO
Pay: $20/hour
Schedule: 1–4 days per week; 2–4 hours per day with morning start (~8am)
Responsibilities
Daily livestock care and ranch chores
Perform physical tasks, such as moving equipment and materials
Complete needed ranch projects and general maintenance
Work outdoors in variable weather conditions
Assist with regenerative grazing: electric fencing, paddock setup, and herd moves
Work alongside and with livestock guardian dogs
Preferred Skills & Experience
Basic experience working with livestock (sheep and/or pigs preferred)
Basic ranch/agricultural skills (i.e., fencing, irrigation, corrals)
Bonus skills: construction; mechanical aptitude; equipment operation; welding
Note: If you have a strong interest but are lacking livestock experience or these bonus skills? We'd still love to hear from you and receive your application.
About You
Positive attitude and team-oriented approach to work
Reliable, responsible, and willing to learn
Genuine interest in regenerative agriculture and solar grazing/agrivoltaics
Desire to build a future in ranching, with potential for growth in role
To Apply
Send an email to team@longrootsranch.com with: (1) a short introduction about yourself, your experience, and why you’re excited about this opportunity, and (2) an attached resume.
Note: All candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.