Gabriel Varas

• Planned, directed, delegated and performed daily chores for farm.
• Streamlined milking procedures to maximize output while maintaining a stress-free environment for the cows.
• Cow milking, early detection of mastitis, mastitis treatment, detection and treatment of lame cows, barn cleaning, and tail cleaning to keep cattle in optimal condition. Direction and supervision of milking from the beginning of calving to the end of the season, maintenance and repair of feeders within the barn, detection of cows in heat, and insemination (approved insemination course in LIC).
• tributary management, cattle feeding in pasture, water trough repair, fence repair, weed control, calf feeding in pasture, machinery maintenance (greasing, cleaning, etc.), tractor operation (feeding, grass cutting, reseeding, tractor operation with a shovel).
• Collection of calves during the calving period, grazing management for pre- and post-calving cows. Application of magnesium in the pasture.
  Detection of cows with milk fever and intravenous treatment.
  Feeding calves in a calf hutch, detection of calf diseases, and treatment of them.
• Improved team productivity by streamlining daily operations and implementing efficient processes.
• Analyzed transactions to find methods to simplify procedures, improve processes and maximize resources.

• Collaborated with fellow team members to optimize work schedules and task delegation.
• Assisted in livestock care, ensuring proper feeding, housing, and medical attention when needed.
• Supported effective pest control methods, reducing damage to crops and improving overall yield.
• Operated tractors and self-propelled machinery.
• Maintained farm infrastructure by repairing structures, fences, and roads as necessary.
• Used recognized breeding practices to stabilize and improve stock.
• Examined animals for signs of sickness and overall herd health.
• Cattle herded using the ranch's own all-terrain vehicles.
• management of effluents, milking of cows in a 70-unit rotary dairy, early detection and treatment of mastitis, detecting more than 95% of the cows that had mastitis, thanks to my excellent memory and my good concentration during milking to detect any minimal anomaly that leads me to suspect that something bad is happening to the animal's udders.
• Feeding cattle with corn and PK in open convertizo, daily collection of calves and cows in calving

afluent management
Electric fence repair
Pasture silage feeding
Cow milking and deteccion of mastitis
Two-wheeler and ATV operation
Tractor operation
Calf feeding
Weed control
Daily calf collection during the calving season.