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Equine Nutrition & Sales Specialist

Cambridge, Ontario

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$40kDetected 20 days ago
Customer SupportCommunication

About the role

  • Valley Feeds has proudly served Cambridge and surrounding communities since 1970.
  • What began as a small retail store supporting local farmers has grown into a trusted destination for high-quality feed for wild birds, pets, farm animals, and horses, as well as lawn, garden, and pond care supplies.
  • Whether through our charitable work, or our dedication to staff, GVF is committed to living out our principles and values.

Responsibilities

  • Equine Sales & Support
  • Drive equine business growth through new customer development, dealer partnerships, on-farm visits, and in-store engagement.
  • Manage equine customer inquiries, orders, and sales opportunities while delivering a high level of service.
  • Maintain strong relationships with equine brand partners and participate in product training, joint sales activities, and industry engagement opportunities.
  • Assist with dealer order preparation, product availability, and day-to-day operations to support the growth of the equine business.
  • Monitor inventory levels, identify restocking needs, and support product availability.
  • Maintain product displays and presentation standards throughout the store.
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and professional store environment inside and outside the building.
  • Maintain a safe and clean parking lot, front porch, and loading dock area.
  • Perform snow removal and ice control during winter months.

Requirements

  • If you have hands-on horse experience and enjoy helping people achieve better results with their horses, we'd love to meet you.
  • Support feed deliveries, including loading, unloading, and moving product as required.
  • Support additional store and operational duties as required.
  • 1-2 years of experience in retail sales, customer service, or a related field.

Compensation

  • $30k-$40k

Benefits

  • Extended health and dental benefits
  • Provide equine nutrition guidance, assess customer needs, and recommend solutions to support horse health and performance.
  • High school diploma or equivalent required; education in E quine Nutrition is considered an asset.

Company info

  • Valley Feeds is part of the GVF Group of Companies, a Canadian, family-owned company dedicated to helping farmers produce meat, milk, and eggs profitably and sustainably. Across our companies, we support livestock producers with high-quality feed, innovative nutrition programs, and expert on-farm guidance.
  • Valley Feeds has proudly served Cambridge and surrounding communities since 1970. What began as a small retail store supporting local farmers has grown into a trusted destination for high-quality feed for wild birds, pets, farm animals, and horses, as well as lawn, garden, and pond care supplies. Our team is known for excellent service, expert advice, and products customers rely on.
  • Ours is a family business that cares about its employees and its community. We make sure that all our staff get what the best-in-class team members deserve: benefits, good wages, and respect. Whether through our charitable work, or our dedication to staff, GVF is committed to living out our principles and values.
  • Why we have this role:
  • Passion: Serving customers innovatively and well.
  • Valley Feeds is part of the GVF Group of Companies, a Canadian, family-owned company dedicated to helping farmers produce meat, milk, and eggs profitably and sustainably.
  • Across our companies, we support livestock producers with high-quality feed, innovative nutrition programs, and expert on-farm guidance.
  • Our team is known for excellent service, expert advice, and products customers rely on.
  • Ours is a family business that cares about its employees and its community.
  • We make sure that all our staff get what the best-in-class team members deserve: benefits, good wages, and respect.
  • Love Horses?

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