Australian Wheat Harvest

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Country: Australia
Location:
Job Status: Temporary
Salary: Not specified

Header/Combine Harvest Operators are required for the massive Australian Wheat Harvest, beginning in September 2011.

The following is guide for peak planting and harvest periods throughout the year, when we are looking for experienced operators:
Planting Winter Crop : Apr - June
Harvest Winter Crop : Sept - Jan
Planting Summer Crop : Sept - Jan
Harvest Winter Crop : Feb - May
Cotton Planting : Sept - Nov
Cotton Harvest : March - June
We are also always looking for experienced workers throughout the year in the following areas:
~ Tractor Operators
~ Dairy Hands
~ Piggery Hands
~ Qualified Heavy Diesel Mechanics

Hiring Process:
Register online as a Jobseeker via www.agworkforce.com.au to be considered for all current positions available throughout Australia.

- Apply for Australian Wheat Harvest

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