If you’re searching for paid farm work in Australia, there’s a good chance you’ve already discovered how much variety (and opportunity) there is across the country. From the cool climate crops of Tasmania to the tropical harvests of Queensland, there’s always something growing and someone needed to help bring it to life.
At Left Field, we provide year round employment to local team members and also hire seasonal team members annually from over 30 countries. We believe the backbone of Australian agriculture is built on connection between local workers, new arrivals, and the farms that depend on them.
Work that Fits You (and Rewards You)
We offer varied work with pay rates that reward skills, productivity, and commitment, so whether you’re picking fruit, planting seedlings, or helping with packing and grading, your effort is recognised.
Across our network, there’s something for everyone, from farm work in Tasmania during the cool months to farm work in South Australia or farm work in New South Wales (NSW) as the seasons change. When the weather warms, you’ll find exciting opportunities for farm work in Queensland and even farm work in the Northern Territory, where the landscapes are vast and the experiences unforgettable.
Because we partner with farms nationwide, it’s possible to move with the seasons, experience new regions, and keep earning without long gaps between jobs.
A Community That Cares
We know that for many of our team members, working in Australia is more than just a job, it’s a life experience. That’s why we offer a range of support and pastoral care services, particularly to those who are joining us from overseas.
Our pastoral care team helps you settle in and feel supported from day one. We can connect you with a range of accommodation options, language assistance, visa and pastoral care assistance to make sure you’re comfortable, confident, and focused on what you came here to do (work hard, learn, and enjoy your time in Australia!).
We’re proud to employ a diverse range of team members including local staff, new arrivals, students, and seasonal workers through our connection with PALM programs from East Timor, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu.
This diversity is our strength, and every worker brings their own story, skills, and spirit of teamwork. And our commitment to positive employee experiences is the reason why so many of our seasonal workers choose to return year after year.
The 88-Day Pathway: Extend Your Stay, Grow Your Skills
If you’re a Working Holiday Maker, you’ve probably heard of the “88 days.” Finding legitimate farm work in Australia that qualifies for your second year visa can be confusing, but we’re here to make it simple.
At Left Field, all our work counts towards 88 days (unless advertised otherwise), which means you can enjoy your experience knowing your effort is recognised by the Department of Home Affairs.
Wondering where to find second year visa jobs and farm work in Australia? We’ve got you covered. From berry picking in Tasmania to grape picking in South Australia, packing lines in Queensland, Melon harvest in Northern Territory, and seeding in NSW, our farms are spread across top regional locations that not only meet the requirements but offer memorable, rewarding experiences.
So if you’re looking to extend your Working Holiday (subclass 417) visa, we can help you complete your 88 days in a supportive, socially responsible environment, while gaining new skills, making lifelong friends, and contributing to Australia’s food supply chain.
Ready to Join the Team?
Whether you’re a local wanting steady, year round farm work or a traveller looking to make your time in Australia count, Left Field is here to help you find your next opportunity.
From paid farm work in Tasmania to farm work in South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, and the Northern Territory, we’re proud to provide employment that supports people, farms, and communities, one season at a time.
Submit an application here and now for Farm Work across Australia.
