#3911: Reliable and hard-working tractor driver from France, with advanced mechanical knowledge in agricultural machinery maintenance. Highly experienced in servicing, fault finding, diagnostics, lubrication and mechanical repairs on tractors and farm equipment. Extensive experience during cotton harvest seasons, accustomed to long hours and demanding conditions. Available for immediate start and seeking ongoing farm work.
#6685: 22yo, non smoker, UK. Available 01/03/26 – 31/07/26 for Seeding 2026. Will be traveling with cousin and ideally work together. Both have worked the harvest 2025 season on the same farm through Rural Enterprises and have great farming backgrounds. Strong chaser bin and tractor operators. Also carried out spreading, ripping, stubble crunching and sheep work. Skilled with CASE machinery (Quadtracs: 1 season, Magnums: 2 seasons and John Deere 6250R: 2 months). Have been working full-time on the family farm in UK, handling grain carting, hay carting, loader work, and general duties. Mechanically capable and hands-on with maintenance. Flexible on meals, accommodation, and location, ideally WA. Open to large-scale or family farms.
#7383: 27yo, non smoker, European, completed harvest 2025 in WA with Rural Enterprises. Returning to Australia approx Feb 2026 to complete a seeding season with a recommended Rural Enterprises employer, and at this stage will be available until late June. EXCELLENT ENGLISH. He won’t have a vehicle and happy to go to any location. Brings several years experience operating combines (CLAAS Lexion and Trion) on a 7,000-hectare property in Europe. Has completed 8 harvest seasons, with strong agronomy and farm management basics, and is familiar with GPS auto-guidance systems. Skilled in planting with modern machinery and basic mechanical repairs. Travelling alone. References from previous supervisor are very positive: “He operated a Claas Trion combine harvester and Fendt tractors, and his performance, particularly as a combine operator, was very professional and efficient.”
#2997: 22yo non smoker, Kiwi. Looking for a seeding role in Western Australia from March onwards, with flexibility on location and farm size. Prefers family-run farms but open to corporate or large-scale cropping operations. Happy to assist with livestock duties and willing to work long hours, including night shifts. Holds a New Zealand car licence and is comfortable with shared accommodation. No dietary requirements and adaptable with meals. Recent experience includes chaser bin operation for the potato harvest, handling large tractors such as CAT Challenger and John Deere 9570RT, trailer hooking/unhooking, and workshop assistance. Grew up on a sheep and beef farm, worked in dairy and shepherding roles, and holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Agriculture. Operated a range of smaller tractors on livestock properties together with strong livestock handling skills. Available until end of seeding season before returning to NZ to start an animal health business.
#6470: Two 26yo, non smoking farming sons from France, seeking seeding positions. Happy to work together or split up. 1 vehicle between them but considering buying another. Currently in Perth and available NOW. One is a Farm Manager on an organic vegetable farm and the other is a qualified John Deere Mechanic. Operated Fendt tractors for cultivation, sowing, loader work, and weeding. Also worked in Canada with New Holland, Massey Ferguson, and John Deere tractors; tasks included silage, hay, and grain carting. Limited livestock experience but assisted with beef cattle and poultry. Passionate about machinery, eager to learn new systems, One referee commented “He operated all types of Fendt machinery with skill and precision. I’d rate him 10 out of 10 compared to others in similar roles”, and “key strengths include a genuine love for machinery, exceptional mechanical skills, and being a loyal, faithful collaborator.”
#1978: 19, from the UK, on a Working Holiday visa and seeking a machinery role in Western Australia. Just completed harvest and post harvest work in WA through Rural Enterprises, and available now. Brings a strong mechanical background, including two years at a major agricultural dealership servicing and repairing CLAAS equipment. Has completed two seasons driving and maintaining pea harvesters, including full machine overhauls during winter, and has experience with tractors and modern auto guidance systems. Motivated to gain further experience in Australia and is willing to drive a chaser bin or learn header operation. Requires accommodation but has own vehicle. Non-smoker, holds forklift and telehandler tickets, and is flexible with location and duration but keen to stay in the Mid West if possible.
