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Harvests, farms, vineyards and greenhouses. Representative search ideas, not live adverts. Confirm duties, dates, pay or exchange terms on the original source.
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L’Agriculture recrute
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
Visit site ↗Jobijoba — Agriculture
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
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Vergers Gazeau
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
Visit site ↗Agriwork Netherlands
Recruitment source for agricultural, greenhouse, packing, production and international applicants.
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Green Talent
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
Visit site ↗AB Zuid-Holland
Recruitment source for agricultural, greenhouse, packing, production and international applicants.
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Agrarjobs.ch
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
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Kræmmergård Seasonal Work
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
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Bixter Norway
Recruitment source for agricultural, greenhouse, packing, production and international applicants.
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Backpacker Job Board
Recruitment source for agricultural, greenhouse, packing, production and international applicants.
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PickNZ
Specialist source for farms, harvests, vineyards, horticulture and related practical roles.
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goodfoodjobs.com
Good Food Jobs
Broader food-system source connecting farms, producers, kitchens, hospitality and sustainable organisations.
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Sector guide
Agriculture: Practical guide
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Agricultural calendar
Use the calendar to decide when to apply, then confirm the exact crop, region and start date with the employer: weather can move a harvest by weeks.
January–March
Northern Europe: vineyard and orchard pruning, citrus, olives and protected greenhouse work. Southern Hemisphere: stone fruit, apples, pears and grapes move into harvest and packing.
April–June
New Zealand: kiwifruit harvest and packhouse work is commonly concentrated around March–June, while apples and pears often run from February into May. Europe: asparagus, strawberries, nursery and greenhouse work begin to accelerate.
July–September
Northern Hemisphere peak: berries, vegetables, apples and pears. In France, grape harvest jobs commonly appear from late August into October; dates change by grape variety, region and weather.
October–December
Mediterranean olives and citrus, greenhouse and packing work, plus winter pruning. In New Zealand and Australia, thinning, orchard preparation and early summer crops begin. Apply roughly 4–8 weeks before a known peak.
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