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Harvesting Jobs in the USA

584 open positions right now. Harvest workers pick, cut, sort and pack fruit, vegetables and other crops in the field or packing area, usually in season.

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What the work involves
  • Pick or cut crops by hand at the right ripeness.
  • Sort, grade and pack the harvest.
  • Load and move boxes and bins in the field.
  • Keep up a steady pace while working outdoors.
Common requirements
  • Good physical condition for outdoor work in heat, cold or rain.
  • Experience helps, but many jobs accept people who learn quickly.
  • Basic communication in English or Spanish with the crew.
  • Availability for the whole harvest season.
Tips before you apply
  • Check whether pay is hourly or by piece rate, and how output is measured.
  • Look at guaranteed hours, housing and transportation in the job order.
  • Mention the crops you harvested before, such as apples, oranges or berries.

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What does this job involve?

Harvest workers pick, cut, sort and pack fruit, vegetables and other crops in the field or packing area, usually in season. Typical tasks: pick or cut crops by hand at the right ripeness; sort, grade and pack the harvest; load and move boxes and bins in the field; keep up a steady pace while working outdoors.

How many harvesting jobs are open?

There are 584 openings right now, mostly in Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky.

What are the usual requirements?

Good physical condition for outdoor work in heat, cold or rain. Experience helps, but many jobs accept people who learn quickly. Basic communication in English or Spanish with the crew. Availability for the whole harvest season. Always check the specific job order.

Do I have to pay to get an H-2A job?

No. Employers and their agents may not charge workers recruitment or certification fees. Be wary of anyone who sells jobs or promises guaranteed hiring.