Bauern, Viehzüchter und Landwirtschaftsmanager

Führungsberufe · Berufliche Fähigkeiten & Kompetenzen · SOC 11-9013 · 32 Skills

Beruflicher Kontext

Diese O*NET-Aufgaben beschreiben den Beruf und geben Kontext für die SOC-Zuordnung. Sie bedeuten nicht, dass jeder aufgeführte Skill jede Aufgabe erfüllt.

Collect and record growth, production, and environmental data.
Manage nurseries that grow horticultural plants for sale to trade or retail customers, for display or exhibition, or for research.
Direct and monitor trapping and spawning of fish, egg incubation, and fry rearing, applying knowledge of management and fish culturing techniques.

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Eine begrenzte Auswahl beliebter, diesem Beruf zugeordneter Skills, mit höchstens einem Skill je GitHub-Repository. Darunter folgt die vollständige Zuordnung.

ranch-management

lionelsimai/claude-skills-collection

Design ranch management systems with grazing plans. TRIGGERS - Use when user needs help with ranch-management related tasks.

agricultural-manager

wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a Farmer, Rancher, or other Agricultural Manager — deciding a planting/breeding mix or acreage shift under price and weather uncertainty, sizing a hedge or crop-insurance coverage level, running break-even and diversification scenarios before a capital or input commitment, or evaluating land/herd management practices against long-term productive capacity.

Stunspot/CanopyOps

Plan, diagnose, document, and review lawful cannabis cultivation operations. Use for crop plans, incident triage, calculations, harvest readiness, compliance records, CAPA, runbooks, and handoffs.

tools-only/X-Skills

Orchestrates multi-agent workflow to backdate and quality-improve existing state program parameters

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ranch-management

lionelsimai/claude-skills-collection

Design ranch management systems with grazing plans. TRIGGERS - Use when user needs help with ranch-management related tasks.

agricultural-manager

wonsukchoi/domain-experts

Use when a task needs the judgment of a Farmer, Rancher, or other Agricultural Manager — deciding a planting/breeding mix or acreage shift under price and weather uncertainty, sizing a hedge or crop-insurance coverage level, running break-even and diversification scenarios before a capital or input commitment, or evaluating land/herd management practices against long-term productive capacity.

Stunspot/CanopyOps

Plan, diagnose, document, and review lawful cannabis cultivation operations. Use for crop plans, incident triage, calculations, harvest readiness, compliance records, CAPA, runbooks, and handoffs.

tools-only/X-Skills

Orchestrates multi-agent workflow to backdate and quality-improve existing state program parameters

Use when a crop is supported vertically — trellising/staking holds vining or heavy crops (tomatoes, cucumbers, pole beans, peas) off the ground for airflow, quality, and harvest access; methods scale from stake-and-weave (basket weave) for determinates to lower-and-lean string for indeterminates. Vertical support trades labor/materials for yield, quality, and disease reduction.

Use when a structure or cover extends the growing season — the family from floating row cover → low tunnel → caterpillar tunnel → high tunnel/hoophouse → greenhouse, scaled by size, that buffers frost and adds weeks at each end of the season. Season extension as built capacity; the structure that widens the climate window land×season otherwise caps.

Use when modelling a cultivated plant type as the agricultural SKU — the produce-catalogue row carrying its sale unit (1 bunch, 100 g, 1 head), unit price, and the agronomic constants (yield per area, plant spacing, N·K₂O need, plantings & harvests per season) that explode a demand quantity into land, seed, and fertility. The crop is the bill-of-materials line of a farm; its heterogeneous sale unit is why automatic unit conversion is non-negotiable.

Use when converting a sales/yield goal into what to grow, how much, when, and where — the crop plan (the what/how-much: quantities, seed, beds) and its spatial twin the field plan/map (the where: each succession assigned to a bed/block). The master planning document of a market farm; the backward demand→land calculation made concrete and recorded.

Use when weeds are controlled mechanically among a standing crop — shallow soil-stirring (hoeing, wheel hoe, tine weeder) and thermal (flame weeding). Distinct from tillage (which opens bare ground): cultivation works between the rows of a growing crop, timed to the white-thread weed stage. Many shallow, well-timed passes are the low-cost alternative to herbicide.

Use when livestock consume standing forage in place — grazing on pasture/rangeland, the rotational/managed/adaptive (AMP) move through paddocks (short impact, long recovery), stocking rate and carrying capacity in animal-unit-months. The range-management activity; its rotation reuses the crop rotation atom.

Use when a managed group of animals is the unit of aggregation — the herd (cattle/swine), flock (sheep/poultry), drove or mob; one production and accounting unit holding many animals. The livestock twin of lots/cohort: animals grouped, moved, grazed, and measured together.

Use when modelling the managed forage land livestock graze — pasture (improved/tame forage) and rangeland (native), divided into paddocks for rotational grazing. The grazing land-unit; the livestock counterpart of a crop field, its productivity a fertility/capacity measure.