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Job Overview

Our client is seeking dedicated individuals for farm work in a rural setting. This position includes tasks such as grading, harvesting, and packaging vegetables and fruits, as well as maintaining farm equipment and ensuring safety procedures are followed. Successful candidates will need to be team players and able to handle physical demands of up to 23 kg (50 lbs).

Key Responsibilities

  • Grade vegetables and fruits based on size, shape, colour, and volume.
  • Hand harvest various crops.
  • Pack and sort fruits and vegetables.
  • Plant, cultivate, and irrigate crops.
  • Weed, fertilize, and spray crops.
  • Load, unload, and transfer crates, supplies, and produce.
  • Examine products for quality and readiness.
  • Perform general farm duties and maintain safety protocols.
  • Load and unload vehicles using equipment like forklifts or dollies.

Experience Requirements

Candidates should have at least 7 months of experience in farming or a related field. No specific degree or certificate is required.

Work Environment

This position involves traveling to various locations and working in different weather conditions typical of rural agricultural settings.

Compensation and Benefits

Financial benefits include potential bonuses in addition to standard wages, with staff accommodation options available.

Living and Working in Outlook, Saskatchewan

Outlook, located in Saskatchewan, offers a blend of rural charm and community spirit, making it an attractive location for newcomers. The cost of living is generally lower than in urban centers, providing an affordable lifestyle. Saskatchewan experiences a diverse climate with four distinct seasons, including cold winters and warm summers, ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities and rural living. The agricultural sector remains a significant part of the local economy, creating numerous job opportunities for those, especially in farming and related industries.

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Job Expiry 2026-10-28

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