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Grow Out Feeders

Yalelo Uganda · Butembe-Buikwe

Salary not disclosed · 2 positions

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Full-time · Entry level · Agriculture · Posted today

Reports to: Grow Out Supervisor

About the role

Responsible for feeding fish and achieving a target size with maximum growth and Survival rates.

Responsibilities

  • Monitor the feeding behaviour and general health of the fish as well as reporting any irregularities to the supervisor.
  • Collect and accurately record mortalities.
  • Correct disposal of mortalities on a daily basis.
  • Ensure that mortality buckets and Nets are properly Sanitized on a daily basis.
  • Scoop nets must be maintained and kept properly every after use.
  • Ensure that all nets are secured to the cage frame properly.
  • Ensure all equipment is kept neat and tidy at all time.
  • Make requests for the required quantity of feed for the following days feeding.
  • Maintain a neat and tidy work area.
  • Record feed and mortalities accurately into the carbon copy book at every end of the day.
  • Accountability of every bag of feed received and fed.
  • Adhere to the established Company’s health and safety policies.
  • Perform any other duties assigned by the Supervisor / Line Manager.

Requirements

  • Diploma in Fisheries Management and Technologies /UACE/UCE
  • 1 year experience with cage farming in beneficial
  • Ability to swim and be comfortable on water.
  • Ability to solve and do simple math calculations.
  • Good Communication skills including reading and writing Skills.
  • Highly self-motivated and working with minimal supervision.

Skills

HardworkingHonestyTeamwork

How to apply

Full-time entry-level Agriculture role at Yalelo Uganda in Butembe-Buikwe, Uganda. Salary: not disclosed. 2 positions available.

Posted 12 Nov 2026 · Last updated 12 Nov 2026 · Closes 25 Nov 2026 · Job ID 70

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