Animal Scientist at HT-Limited

An Animal Scientist is responsible for studying and improving the breeding, nutrition, health, and overall well-being of animals used in agriculture, research, and other industries. They apply scientific principles to enhance animal production efficiency, improve animal health, and ensure the sustainability of livestock farming.

Key Responsibilities

1. Animal Research & Development:
   • Conduct studies on animal genetics, reproduction, nutrition, and diseases.
   • Develop strategies for improving livestock productivity and health.
2. Animal Nutrition & Diet Formulation:
   • Analyze animal feed and recommend the best nutrition for different species.
   • Work with nutritionists to enhance feed efficiency and growth rates.
3. Breeding & Reproduction:
   • Develop and implement breeding programs to improve animal traits.
   • Use artificial insemination and genetic selection techniques.
4. Health & Disease Control:
   • Monitor animal health and work with veterinarians to prevent diseases.
   • Research and recommend vaccines and medications for livestock.
5. Farm & Livestock Management:
   • Provide technical advice to farmers on animal husbandry practices.
   • Improve farm operations for better productivity and sustainability.
6. Regulatory Compliance & Sustainability:
   • Ensure adherence to animal welfare regulations and environmental standards.
   • Develop policies for ethical and sustainable animal farming practices.
7. Data Collection & Reporting:
   • Conduct field studies and analyze data on livestock performance.
   • Prepare reports and recommendations for farm managers and policymakers.

Required Qualifications & Skills

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Animal Science, Agricultural Science, or a related field.
• Strong knowledge of livestock production, genetics, and nutrition.
• Experience in farm management, research, or the animal agriculture industry.
• Proficiency in data analysis and reporting.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills.

Work Environment

• May work in laboratories, farms, or research institutions.
• Field visits and collaboration with farmers, agribusinesses, and government agencies.
• Some roles may involve travel to rural areas for research and advisory services.