Tips on Getting a job with a farm!
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2023
- I am going to be adding in some of these topic based videos. I had someone ask about tips on how to get a farm job so this is my take on it. I share what I look for in an employee as well as some things not to do! I also give an idea of expected pay.
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Working with a good farmer will make you feel like an extended family member. Definitely a lot of time spent together
Yessir you got that right!
It’s true
I just started I’m 13 I’m still learning a lot of stuff
So glad to hear your wisdom again! Your content is amazing!
Thank you so much!
thank you!
I love agriculture if I had the skills I wouldn't even think about pay till it really mattered I love the idea of just growing a crop and harvesting it to feed people it's a satisfying looking process in my opinion. Hopefully one day I'll be able to work on a farm.
Just keep the dream alive and work to make it happen! Good luck!
Another awesome video!
Thank you!
@@LHFarmsTN No problem!
Sounds good, tanks for the video. Taje Care. Please which the Canadian province are you talking?
Where I live minimum working age is 14 with a permit and I am about 1 and 1/2 years from being 14 and was starting to think that farming would be a great job because I have always loved working outside. Anyways living In rural Virginia I thought this would be a good job for me because I am surrounded by farms and your video has helped me figure out what to and not do during application for a job. Thanks a lot man and stay safe.
Glad it could help! Thanks for watching!
My advice would be to start out on a custom harvest crew. That was the best decision I’ve ever made. It’ll get you the experience you need.
That's definitely a good way to gain experience!
It’s so hard when you didn’t come from a family of farmers. Nobody wants to hire you because you have no experience… but how do I gain the experience If I’m not given the opportunity to learn ?!
What if a person doesn't do social media?
Would that discount them?
Sure, I could set up an account, but it will be empty.
I drove a 26 ft moving truck from California to Colorado and then to New Mexico... Does that count?
I hauled wood products since 1987 l know what your saying about dirt bags
There's plenty of em out there!
I am a fast learner I pick things up quick like super quick. I want to work on a farm anyone know where I can find a farm that also provides housing please i am homeless and I can do literally anything and very much reliable. PLEASE HELP ME
find anything? i will pray 4 u
Search locally. Ask them if you can work for them in person. Usually farms advertise by word of mouth or newspapers.
I would ideally like to work on a homestead. Depending on the size of the farm. I have a lot of interest in Medicinal Herbs so An Organic Medicinal Herb Farm would be perfect. Not sure there is a lot of call for help in that. I love working with plants. Since I was a child I have been enchanted with plants. I am open to pretty much anything. If anyone has job. Let me know here.... Any leads welcome too. Sorry LH Farms, didn't mean to hijack your page. I am just in a desperate situation at the moment. NEED A JOB. Months ago. Earn while I learn is fine...I know a lot about gardening and plants. Also a good cook.
Do u need someone to work with u
The problem (for me) is on full display in these comments. All the 13-14 year olds raised in that environment taking these jobs for super low wages. You can’t support a family for less than 25 an hour, but logically why would anyone train a 23 year old for that wage when they could train a 14 year old for 8.50. I just wish I was born on a farm 😂 oh well 🤷♂️