H-2AH-300-26241-203141
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crops
FE Farms, LLC
- Location
- Santa Isabel, PUERTO RICO
- Pay
- $10.50 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/9/2026
Seasonal jobs · USA
4,546 seasonal jobs in the US.
4,546 active H-2A seasonal jobs in 48 states, from the Department of Labor's public job orders (SeasonalJobs.dol.gov). Compare pay, period, housing and employer, understand how the program works and apply straight from your Gmail, with no fee per job.
Examples of seasonal jobs open now
H-2AH-300-26243-203468
Farm Worker
Trevino Ag Services, LLC
- Location
- Edinburg, TEXAS
- Pay
- $12.29 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/12/2026
H-2AH-300-26245-212523
Farm Worker
Lee's Shiloh Farms, Inc.
- Location
- Elkton, FLORIDA
- Pay
- $17.30 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/15/2026
H-2AH-300-26248-218938
Farm Worker
Western Colorado Producers Association
- Location
- Olathe, COLORADO
- Pay
- $16.68 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/15/2026
H-2AH-300-26250-219713
Maple tree tapper, farm laborer
Bolduc Maple 3, Corp.
- Location
- Allagash, MAINE
- Pay
- $15.10 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/9/2026
H-2AH-300-26252-223022
General Farmworker
WCH Crawfish Farm, LLC
- Location
- Crowley, LOUISIANA
- Pay
- $10.42 / hour
- Start date
- Start: 11/16/2026
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Seasonal jobs guides
Seasonal jobs in the US: what they are and how they work for Brazilians
Understand what seasonal jobs are in the United States, which visas exist (H-2A and H-2B), who hires and how Brazilians can apply without paying for a job.
SeasonalJobs.dol.gov: how to use the official portal for seasonal jobs
Step by step to search jobs on SeasonalJobs.dol.gov, understand the job order, check the case number and apply. A guide in Portuguese for Brazilians.
H-2A or H-2B: which seasonal jobs visa is right for you
Differences between the H-2A (agricultural) and H-2B (non-agricultural) in US seasonal jobs: type of work, visa cap, housing, costs and contract length.
How much people earn in seasonal jobs in the US (H-2A)
How pay works in agricultural seasonal jobs in the US: AEWR, minimum wage, piece-rate pay, deductions and how to simulate earnings in dollars and reais.
Seasonal jobs with housing: lodging, transport and rights on the H-2A
Learn what the employer must provide in H-2A agricultural seasonal jobs: housing, transport, tools and guarantees — and which questions to ask before accepting a job.
Seasonal jobs for Brazilians: step by step to get a job in the US
A complete guide for Brazilians who want seasonal jobs in the US: where to find official jobs, English résumé, email to the employer, H-2A visa and how to avoid scams.
Seasonal jobs by state
- Seasonal jobs in Florida500
- Seasonal jobs in Texas385
- Seasonal jobs in Louisiana327
- Seasonal jobs in North Dakota244
- Seasonal jobs in Georgia209
- Seasonal jobs in California197
- Seasonal jobs in South Dakota147
- Seasonal jobs in Nebraska134
- Seasonal jobs in Kentucky126
- Seasonal jobs in Iowa124
- Seasonal jobs in Montana123
- Seasonal jobs in Utah117
- Seasonal jobs in Idaho115
- Seasonal jobs in Colorado112
- Seasonal jobs in New York111
- Seasonal jobs in Mississippi108
- Seasonal jobs in Kansas106
- Seasonal jobs in Arizona94
- Seasonal jobs in Arkansas93
- Seasonal jobs in Illinois90
- Seasonal jobs in Tennessee90
- Seasonal jobs in Minnesota89
- Seasonal jobs in Michigan80
- Seasonal jobs in Maine77
- Seasonal jobs in Wyoming75
- Seasonal jobs in North Carolina72
- Seasonal jobs in Oklahoma60
- Seasonal jobs in Missouri57
- Seasonal jobs in Nevada43
- Seasonal jobs in Indiana40
- Seasonal jobs in Alabama39
- Seasonal jobs in Wisconsin34
- Seasonal jobs in Oregon31
- Seasonal jobs in South Carolina31
- Seasonal jobs in New Mexico28
- Seasonal jobs in Ohio27
- Seasonal jobs in Virginia26
- Seasonal jobs in Washington22
- Seasonal jobs in Pennsylvania21
- Seasonal jobs in Hawaii20
- Seasonal jobs in Vermont13
- Seasonal jobs in Massachusetts11
- Seasonal jobs in New Jersey7
- Seasonal jobs in Connecticut6
- Seasonal jobs in New Hampshire6
- Seasonal jobs in Maryland4
- Seasonal jobs in Delaware2
- Seasonal jobs in West Virginia1
By type of work
- Farmworker (harvest, nursery and greenhouse) · 1,725
- Livestock and animal-care worker · 1,498
- Agricultural equipment operator (tractor driver) · 755
- Farm equipment mechanic · 142
- Truck and tractor-trailer driver · 80
- Worker transport driver (shuttle) · 55
- Agricultural product grader and sorter · 52
- Farm crew supervisor · 40
- Rural construction helper · 42
- Hand packer · 37
- Logging equipment operator · 25
COMMON QUESTIONS
About seasonal jobs.
Official source: SeasonalJobs.dol.gov. H2A Works is independent and has no affiliation with the US government.
What are seasonal jobs?
They are temporary jobs tied to a season or harvest. In the US, the most common seasonal work visas are the H-2A (agricultural) and the H-2B (non-agricultural), and the job orders are public on the Department of Labor's SeasonalJobs.dol.gov portal.
Where do I find seasonal jobs in the US?
On the official SeasonalJobs.dol.gov portal and, in Portuguese, on H2A Works, which organizes active H-2A jobs by state, occupation and start month, with employer, pay and period.
Can Brazilians apply for seasonal jobs?
Yes. You send the application to the employer and, if hired, follow the visa process. Hiring is the employer's decision and the visa is up to US authorities. H2A Works guarantees neither.
Do I have to pay to get a seasonal 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.
What is the difference between H-2A and H-2B seasonal jobs?
H-2A is for temporary agricultural work; H-2B is for temporary non-agricultural work. H2A Works focuses on H-2A (agricultural) jobs.