Join the Team Behind the Data with The Cattle Information Services

The Cattle Information Service (CIS), one of the UK’s leading providers of milk recording and herd management services, is looking for enthusiastic and reliable individuals to join our nationwide team of Milk Recorders.

Due to business expansion we have a number of Employed and Self Employed Milk Recorder positions available. As a Milk Recorder, you’ll play a vital role in supporting dairy farmers by collecting essential milk samples and recording yields and data. The role involves visiting dairy farmers to take milk samples, record cow data and batch samples that are sent to be analysed by the CIS Laboratory in Shropshire. Please contact the CIS Area Manager for the area of interest.

CIS Milk Recorder Role

Key Responsibilities:

Visit dairy farms on a regular schedule, often during early mornings
Accurately measure and record milk yields from individual cows
Collect and label milk samples for laboratory analysis
Use devices or record sheets to capture and submit data
Liaise with farmers in a professional and respectful manner
Adhere to CIS procedures and standards for data integrity

What We’re Looking For:

A genuine interest in working in a dairy farm environment
Ability to work independently and manage your own schedule
Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
Good communication skills and a professional attitude
A valid UK driving licence and access to a reliable vehicle
Flexibility with working hours (early mornings essential)
Basic IT skills (training provided for our systems)

What We Offer:

Full training and ongoing support
Flexible, part-time work to suit your lifestyle
Competitive hourly pay and mileage allowance
The opportunity to work outdoors and be part of the farming community
A rewarding role contributing to the success and sustainability of UK dairy farming

Job Description:

Self Employed Milk Recorder Job Description
Employed Milk Recorder Job Description

No two days are the same – if you enjoy being out and about and want to make a positive impact on British dairy farms, this could be the perfect role for you!