Full job description

We are a mixed farm specializing in Grain, Hay and cattle. We are looking to hire someone who has that ability to,

Maintain a variety of farm equipment

Welding Experience an Asset

Operate a variety of farm equipment including GPS

Organize and maintain shop, yard and storage sheds.

Work with cattle

Clean drivers abstract a must. Class 1 or class 3 preferred.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: $20.00-$30.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 50 per week

Flexible Language Requirement:

• French not required

Experience:

• Farming: 5 years (required)

Language:

• English (required)

Licence/Certification:

• Class 1 (preferred)

Work Location: In personReport job

For different reasons, everyone wants to go to Canada, such as to school, work, visit, etc. This job is for people who want to work in Canada. There will be a lot of Agriculture Farming Jobs with Visa Sponsorship available in Canada. People from other countries who want to work in agriculture must look for jobs that will sponsor their visas.

To work in Canada, you need a work visa. Don’t worry—these jobs will give you one for free. Those who want to apply must know some simple things about farming. In Canada, farming jobs range from those that are easy for beginners to those that require a lot of training and schooling. You can see the whole list below.

Details of Agriculture Farming Jobs

Host Country	Canada
Visa Type	Sponsorship Visa
Eligible For	International Applicants
Job Type	Farming Jobs

Benefits of Agriculture Farming Jobs

• Employment Stability: Canada’s agriculture business is very important, and there is always a need for people to work in different farming jobs all year long. For people who work in agriculture, this means stable jobs and long-term career possibilities.
• Visa Sponsorship: As part of programs like the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) or the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP), many Canadian farms are ready to sponsor foreign workers to come to work there. Through visa sponsorship, foreign workers can legally live and work in Canada while their job contract is in effect.
• Competitive Wages: In Canada, wages for agricultural jobs are often competitive, especially for skilled jobs like farm managers, equipment operators, agronomists, and livestock experts. Most wages are in line with Canadian labor standards, and they may include extras like overtime pay and a place to stay.
• Skill Development: Working in agriculture is a great way to learn new skills and get real-world experience with a wide range of farming methods, including growing crops, taking care of animals, operating farm tools, getting rid of pests, using water efficiently, and environmentally friendly farming methods.
• Outdoor Work Environment: A lot of farming jobs require working outside in natural areas, which can be appealing to people who love working outside and are interested in farming, gardening, horticulture, or animal care.
• Intercultural Exchange: In Canada, agriculture is an international field, with people from all over the world working together to help the farming community. This helps people from different cultures learn about and appreciate each other’s farming practices and cultures.
• Contribution to Food Security: People who work in agriculture can help with Canada’s food security and supply chain by growing crops, fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy products, meats, and other goods that are eaten in Canada and around the world.
• Health and Wellness Benefits: Working on farms can be good for your health and fitness because you get regular exercise, you’re exposed to fresh air and sunlight, and you get to work with animals and natural resources.
• Networking and Industry Connections: Working in agriculture gives you the chance to meet people in the field, other farmers, agricultural groups, government agencies, researchers, and suppliers. In the agriculture field, these connections can help you advance your job, form partnerships, and find business opportunities.
• Pathways to Permanent Residency: There are several ways to become a permanent resident of Canada. Some agricultural workers may be able to do so through the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), or other immigration streams that value work experience in agriculture.

Common Farming Jobs in Canada

• Farm laborers,
• Tractor operators,
• Crop supervisors,
• Livestock handlers

Other Job Roles:

• Fruit Pickers,
• Laborers,
• Agriculture technical staff,
• Farm Managers,
• Farm equipment operators,

The above-mentioned positions require individuals to work long hours. Sometimes in inclement weather, and involves a lot of physical labor.

Responsibilities of Agriculture Farming Jobs

If you want to work in agriculture in Canada, you’ll have to do a lot of things, such as harvesting, vegetable scrapping, buying supplies, making a daily report, loading and delivering, picking fruits and vegetables, checking the quality of food, watering crops, packing products, and taking care of animals.