RURAL ENTERPRISES
Farm Work Australia, Agriculture Recruitment & Employment Specialists
PERMANENT & FULL TIME
Looking for long-term roles in agriculture, agribusiness, livestock or rural operations? We specialise in matching skilled professionals with permanent full-time opportunities across Australia.
Whether you’re seeking a career move or hiring for your team,
we’re here to help make the right connection.
Note: Working Holiday Visa holders are not eligible for permanent positions
SEASONAL & CASUAL
Whether you’re chasing seasonal work or need short-term help on your farm, we’ve got you covered. We connect casual workers with farms across Australia including those peak periods throughout seeding, harvest and hay making.
We match the right people to the right roles – it’s quick, flexible, and fuss-free recruitment – backed by local knowledge and industry experience.
Visa holders are welcome to apply for seasonal positions.
Featured Jobs
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Featured Candidates
32035522
28, Spanish, non-smoker, full licence with own vehicle, currently based in Perth and available immediately for 2–3 months’ work. EXCELLENT English. Seeking machinery-focused farm roles but open to general farm duties and willing to learn livestock. Recently completed hay and harvest at a large WA operation, with experience operating mowers (~6 weeks), raking, stacking, spreading, stubble crunching and chaser bin for harvest. Also operated a CASE Quad Trac for deep ripping. Completed daily servicing, with exposure to GPS/autosteer systems. Comes from a technical background, is a quick learner and presents as reliable and adaptable. References available from a well-known operation.
31879167
30, non-smoker, with own vehicle. Currently based in Perth and completing studies, with full work rights expected in approximately four weeks for up to three years. Originally from overseas and now seeking to transition into full-time livestock work. Background in livestock and veterinary roles, with hands-on experience across cattle, sheep, goats and buffalo, including treatment, basic surgery, calving support and feed management. Has also managed a small beef operation of up to 50 head, including silage production. Limited machinery experience, with tractor operation exposure. Currently working in hospitality with above-average English. Open to regional WA roles and short-term work leading to long-term opportunities.
31770443
Late 50s, non‑smoker, relocating to the Esperance. Seeking a long‑term, operations‑focused role within a farming business, ideally in an operational management or planning capacity rather than a purely paddock‑based role. Brings extensive experience in operations management, systems design, planning, budgeting and project delivery, with a strong background in precision agriculture, soil and water systems, remote sensing and ag‑related technology. Has worked across Australia and internationally in senior advisory &and operational roles, leading teams, managing complex projects and coordinating people, processes and resources. While not a traditional farmhand or machinery operator by background, has practical on‑farm exposure through projects and farming networks and is keen to be hands‑on within an agricultural operation. Best suited to a role where structure, planning, systems and people leadership are valued and where long‑term operational improvement is a priority.
31561034
19‑year‑old New Zealander (non‐smoker) with nearly four years of hands‑on farm experience (left school at 15), currently on a very large dairy and contracting operation, seeking a permanent broadacre role in Australia from June/July. He’s versatile across both machinery and livestock, with strong exposure to cropping tasks – from drilling, GPS‐guided fertiliser spreading and spraying to silage & maize carting, mowing, ripping, ploughing and fencing – alongside daily cattle work. Keen on either 100% cropping positions or mixed cropping–livestock roles (prefers cattle but is comfortable with sheep), he’s easy to get along with, loves farming, and has a great “get on and do the job” attitude. Backed by a glowing reference from his employer of three years, he’s motivated to experience Australian agriculture while he’s young and ready to hit the ground running.