#13105: 19-year-old non-smoker with a full NZ driver’s licence, currently based in NSW and available to start immediately. Preference to stay in the East but happy to fly to WA for the right role. Seeking seeding or farmhand work through to mid-July with a strong interest in gaining more tractor and machinery operating experience. Currently on a cropping farm where work has ended early due to very dry conditions. Comes from a strong agricultural mechanical background and is partway through a diesel mechanic apprenticeship, with hands-on experience servicing and maintaining tractors and agricultural machinery, completing routine services independently and assisting with more complex mechanical tasks. Has recent on-farm experience including fencing, fabrication, loader work, basic tractor work, quad bike spraying and rigid truck driving, along with prior engineering, welding and fabrication experience. Grew up around farms and has helped out on friend’s farm growing up. Great references from his current boss that would happily have him on their air seeder. Considered mature and very switched on for his age, well suited to clients willing to train and looking for a reliable, mechanically minded young operator. The referee confirms the candidate is a reliable and hardworking farm hand who approaches tasks with a calm, willing attitude. He is practical, mechanically minded and quick to pick up new skills, performing well in fencing, stick raking and workshop duties, including basic welding. He works long hours without complaint, respects shared accommodation, and integrates well with others on site.
#12932: Two 21‑year‑old non‑smoking farm workers with driver’s licences, available now having just finished a four‑month seasonal role on a large broadacre operation. They have been working together during sorghum harvest and general cropping operations, including header driving, chaser bin work, spraying, disking and cultivation. Both are confident operating large machinery and using GPS, with one candidate regularly operating a modern self‑propelled sprayer and independently mixing chemicals. They also bring strong agricultural backgrounds from France, with extensive dairy experience including feeding livestock, front‑end loader work, and operating machinery in confined barn environments, along with farm internships overseas. Both are described as switched on, pleasant to deal with and capable of working long hours during peak periods. They are travelling together, would prefer to remain on the east coast if possible but are open to relocating for the right opportunity. Great reference from current employer describing them both as great workers, really good people, common sense, and would re-employ them.
#7156: 24yo, French non‑smoker, full car licence, good English. Arriving into WA on 22 April and available asap. Seeking seeding or general farm work and open to continuing beyond the season. Background includes seasonal tractor operating work for an agricultural contractor and several years working as a technical training supervisor for a Fendt machinery manufacturer, where he trained dealership technicians, workshop managers and service teams on tractor systems, diagnostics, calibration, guidance and correct field use. Strong technical background in agricultural equipment across a wide range of Fendt models, including high horsepower and tracked machines, though no direct seeding or harvesting experience to date. Best suited to machinery‑focused roles where technical knowledge, system understanding and a willingness to learn can be utilised. The referee confirms that the individual is an honest, dedicated, and professional worker who takes pride in doing tasks correctly. They are well organised, communicate clearly, and follow instructions carefully, with a strong desire to understand processes and improve their skills. Described as hard‑working and reliable, they adapt quickly and show initiative when required. From a machinery perspective, they are confident operating modern tractors across multiple brands and have a strong technical understanding of agricultural equipment. The referee would re‑employ them without hesitation and strongly recommends them for further agricultural work.
