Foster Dairy

08/18/2025

Thanks for visiting Haley Hazem, Wealth Advisor Haley Hazem

🐮 My people!! (As my family would say!) 🐄

I’ve been called Haley Cow for 17 years since my nephew was 2, as a joke. And it just STUCK 😅

I had the pleasure of meeting with clients in SEK and touring their dairy farm! I had a blast.

And I unintentionally matched the cows 🤣

07/15/2025

🚜 Now Hiring at Foster Dairy – Join Our Crew! 🐄
📍 1037 Hwy 39, Fort Scott, KS 66701

If you’re someone who likes working with your hands, being around animals, and taking pride in a job well done — Foster Dairy wants to meet you.

We’re a small, tight-knit team that operates like a family. One of our long-time crew members is moving on, so we have just one spot open. We’re not looking to fill a position — we’re looking for someone who wants to belong, contribute, and grow.

🧰 What You'll Do
Feed cows twice a day (morning and evening chores)

Operate a skid steer, tractor, truck, and other farm equipment

Keep an eye on equipment maintenance and animal health

Mostly work independently, with occasional teamwork

🧠 What We're Looking For
Trainable with a can-do attitude

Reliable transportation and dependable schedule

Able to lift 50 lb feed bags and work around animals

Good character, strong work ethic, and attention to detail

If you're looking for a place to “kick the tires” or collect a paycheck without effort, this isn’t the job for you. But if you want to be valued, trusted, and challenged — read on.

⏰ Schedule & Flexibility
20–60 hours/week based on your availability

Flexibility during the middle of the day — time for personal errands, additional work for Foster Dairy, Terrakat, or Cash Cow Enterprise

Set chores on schedule, other hours flexible and optional

💰 Pay, Perks & Trial Period
Training wage during the first 2 weeks

Pay increases with performance

No experience required — just heart and hustle

✅ Why Foster Dairy?
Most employees stay with us for years

We treat you like family

You'll learn real skills, build strong habits, and be part of something meaningful

Only 1 position available — and we’re picky, because our crew matters

📲 TO APPLY: Message us on Facebook Messenger to ask questions and set up an time for a phone interview, potentially followed by an in-person meet.
Foster Dairy | Fort Scott, KS (just SW of town off Hwy 39)
Please be local or within reasonable driving distance. If you’re on unemployment, please do not apply. (PLEASE don't just show up expecting someone can chat with you. we are a working dairy and want to give you the attention you deserve, but the animals come first and don't want you to have to wait)

If you’re serious, hardworking, and want a job that actually feels good at the end of the day — this is your shot. Let’s build something together.

(ps - video for attention. our logo cow taking a stroll into the big city, but then busting out an inner hulk to meet any challenge!)

06/01/2025

Make sure you celebrate with an extra glass of and many other nutritious products!

10/01/2024

08/06/2024

02/02/2024

Did it again.... brought semi to manhattan for meetings. Already loaded with custom mineral mix from Hubbard feeds in beloit, ks so that when done, can head back to the

06/15/2023

Day 1 of 2 on dairy farm tour

05/21/2023

It's time for us to find another part time calf feeder. One of our current feeders is going back to school to pursue a degree. We can't blame him and wish him best of luck, but also will leave us with an opening for a position to help with feeding baby calves. We do have a training wage to begin with and we have a pretty flexible schedule on filling in between 3 others. Our feeding time for calves is usually from 6am to approximately 8:30am and 4:30pm to approximately 7pm. Welcome to message us and we will try to get back to you asap about doing a phone interview first and then an in-person interview. Things we are looking for: no previous experience necessary, must have own dependable transportation, must be punctual and ability to communicate, must be able to work well with others even though typically feeding calves is a one-person job, must be attentive to detail concerning the health and well-being of the animals, ability to work outside in all conditions, must have patience in working with newborn and baby calves!
Thanks for your interest, please understand that we are a working dairy farm and will try to respond to your inquries as soon as possible. We look forward to meeting the next member of our team!
If you don't know where Foster Dairy is located: 1037 Hwy 39, Fort Scott, KS 66701. We can only meet by appointment as we all have many hats we wear and may not have anyone available if you simply stop by. So please reach us through FB messenger first and then someone will contact you to discuss and set up in person interview. Thanks!