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The Field Scout will travel between ranches to prepare traps, monitor them, and assist with soil, fruit, and tissue sampling. Responsibilities also include identifying pests and weeds and collaborating with PCA's to formulate fertilization plans while applying IPM practices.

The Assistant Director of Harvest will oversee grower relations, maintain compliance regarding harvest and transportation documentation, verify fruit allocation, and review contractor bills. Responsibilities also include tracking production and packing costs, maintaining contracts, and providing harvest information for government programs. The role requires effective communication and the ability to work on special projects as needed.

Organized and detail-oriented Administrative/Office Assistant responsible for scanning, filing, and reviewing contractor invoices. Manage clerical and administrative activities, operate office equipment, and communicate effectively with stakeholders. Bilingual in English and Spanish is preferred.

The Production Manager will oversee the packing line for fresh citrus, ensuring efficient operations, training staff, managing inventory, and ensuring compliance with safety standards while providing effective leadership to enhance productivity.

The Agronomy Technician will assist with implementing fertilization programs, creating fertility reports, collecting agronomical data, conducting soil and tissue analysis, and scheduling irrigation while monitoring water quality and supporting the PCA team with pest management.

The Sustainability Manager at Bee Sweet Citrus, Inc. will oversee sustainability and compliance efforts, manage customer requests, coordinate audits, and collaborate with the Food Safety Department. The role also involves researching and implementing initiatives related to social and environmental sustainability.

The Senior Farm Manager at Bee Sweet Citrus, Inc. will oversee daily farm management operations across multiple ranches, including managing employees, irrigation systems, and farm productivity. This role involves financial planning, personnel management, and overseeing farm activities to ensure adherence to operational standards.

The Irrigation Scheduler is responsible for collecting and analyzing soil moisture data, maintaining irrigation schedules, and coordinating activities based on crop maturity and weather conditions. The role requires travel between ranches, effective communication with irrigation systems, and proper record-keeping of moisture readings.