Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Employee discounts
- Health insurance
Job Summary
Home Place Pastures is seeking a reliable, detail-oriented Full-Time Fulfillment Center Picker / Packer to join our team in northwest Mississippi. This role is vital to our pasture-to-table mission. You will accurately select, pack, and prepare our high-quality, ethically raised meat products for direct-to-consumer shipping and retail distribution. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced environment and is eager to support local, regenerative agriculture.
Key Responsibilities
- Order Picking: Select frozen and refrigerated meat products from warehouse storage according to order sheets or handheld scanner instructions.
- Quality Control: Inspect items during picking to verify correct cuts, correct quantities, proper labeling, and packaging integrity.
- Order Packing: Safely package perishable goods into shipping containers with appropriate insulation and coolants (e.g., dry ice or gel packs) to prevent damage and thawing during transit.
- Labeling & Logistics: Seal packed containers, apply accurate shipping labels, and stage completed orders in the designated shipping area.
- Inventory Care: Restock incoming inventory, monitor product rotation, and report any stock discrepancies or damaged goods to the warehouse supervisor.
- Safety & Sanitation: Maintain a clean, safe, and highly organized work area in strict compliance with USDA food safety guidelines and warehouse protocols.
Requirements & Qualifications
- Reliability: Consistent attendance and punctual arrival are mandatory.
- Transportation: Must have a valid driver's license and reliable personal transit to the farm in Como, MS.
- Physical Fitness: Ability to lift up to 60 lbs and remain standing or walking for a full 8-hour shift.
- Work Environment: Comfortable working extensively in cold environments, including walk-in refrigerators (32–40°F) and freezers (<32°F).
- Attention to Detail: High accuracy in reading order specifications to avoid customer shipping errors.
- Experience: Prior warehouse, packing, or food industry experience is a plus, but on-site training will be provided for the right candidate.
Schedule & Benefits
- Type: Full-Time.
- Hours: Typical fulfillment center operational shifts (e.g., Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM; specific hours discussed during the interview).
- Benefits: Competitive hourly pay, employee product discount, paid holiday and vacation time available after 60 days, and health insurance opportunities.
Our History
The Bartlett family has made a living farming the Home Place east of Como, Mississippi for over 150 years. The 5th generation transitioned the farm from input intensive row crops into a regenerative grazing operation, using animal impact to rebuild soils and produce award winning grass fed beef and pastured pork.
In 2014, when 5th generation farmer Marshall Bartlett moved home and founded Home Place Pastures, he recognized that to connect end consumers with regenerative ag practices, he had to have access to the facility that turned the livestock into sellable products. He was determined to design and build his own plant on the farm. For the first couple years, HPP used a USDA slaughter facility outside of Memphis, and rented space in a butcher shop in Memphis to butcher, seal, and label HPP products for distribution regional chefs (often in a home-made cooler in the bed of a pickup in those days).
In 2016, HPP began processing in its own on-farm facility, and in 2018 the company began slaughter on site under inspection. In 2023 HPP completed an expansion project which added crucial production and cold storage space. HPP is one of the only farms in the country that operates its own USDA slaughter and processing facility on site. This facility has become a huge part of our business, and we are proud to offer processing services to other local farmers as well.
We have farmed in this community for 150 years, and it is our mission to continue supporting our community in our transition to regenerative agriculture. We do this by creating viable jobs on our farm, in our meat plant, and at our farm store. We have also created a special place for folks to gather, eat, and enjoy our farm through the Farm Store and eatery. We support the local food bank and other community driven nonprofits, and work to highlight the music and culinary traditions and contemporary talent in our home town!
In 2016, HPP began processing in its own on-farm facility, and in 2018 the company began slaughter on site under inspection. In 2023 HPP completed an expansion project which added crucial production and cold storage space. HPP is one of the only farms in the country that operates its own USDA slaughter and processing facility on site. This facility has become a huge part of our business, and we are proud to offer processing services to other local farmers as well.
We have farmed in this community for 150 years, and it is our mission to continue supporting our community in our transition to regenerative agriculture. We do this by creating viable jobs on our farm, in our meat plant, and at our farm store. We have also created a special place for folks to gather, eat, and enjoy our farm through the Farm Store and eatery. We support the local food bank and other community driven nonprofits, and work to highlight the music and culinary traditions and contemporary talent in our home town!
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