The role requires a qualified agricultural professional with a landbrugsuddannelse (agricultural education) and practical experience in crop production. Key competencies include managing diverse crop rotations involving spinach, meadow grass, red fescue, ryegrass, beachgrass, rapeseed, and cereals. The candidate should be proficient in planning and executing agricultural tasks across a large-scale, modern farm of 1,450 hectares. Familiarity with advanced agricultural machinery and technology is essential, including GPS-guided equipment, grading systems, and variable rate application maps (tildelingskort). A strong interest in machinery and technical innovation is important, alongside a commitment to quality workmanship. The role demands flexibility, teamwork skills, and the ability to collaborate across different operational areas within the estate. Candidates must hold a category B driver's license and a sprøjtecertifikat (spraying certificate), demonstrating compliance with safety and pesticide application standards. The position offers responsibility and influence over daily operations, supported by a newer machinery fleet and opportunities for continuing education and participation in experience-sharing meetings (ERFA-møder). Working within a team of four permanent employees and trainees, the candidate will contribute to a historically significant estate with a focus on community and cross-departmental cooperation. Overall, the ideal candidate combines formal agricultural training, hands-on crop management expertise, technical aptitude for modern farming equipment, and strong interpersonal skills to thrive in a dynamic, flexible work environment.