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Agriculture Jobs in Canada

While the Great White North probably conjures images of endless cold and snow as far as the eye can see, agriculture jobs in Canada are quite numerous and varied. Canada is one of the largest agricultural producers and exporters in the world, and one in eight jobs are in the agriculture sector. With a number of bustling cities, English as an official language, and a similar culture to what you may be used to at home, finding an agriculture job in Canada is a great way to work outdoors, enjoy some nightlife, immerse yourself in a new place, while still feeling at ease in your new (possibly temporary) home.
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5 Agriculture Jobs in Canada

InterExchange

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Work & Travel Canada - Young Professional

Now accepting applications! The Work & Travel Canada - Young Professional program offers a work permit to U.S. citizens 18-35 for up to one year if you have a paid job offer in Canada related to your previous experience or study. InterExchange offers strong pre-departure support as you make your way through your work permit application and prepare to travel. Once in Canada you'll have support staff available to consult regarding logistics and more! Limited permits are available each year so please apply soon.

JENZA

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Work Canada with JENZA

Cool jobs in even cooler places – give your CV a lift with a 4-6 month ski or summer season job or year-round construction jobs. With visa assistance, the option to pre-arrange a job, and arrival support to help sort all the bank account and nerdy tax stuff – JENZA Work Canada is the ultimate way to earn and explore. How it works To hit the ground/slopes running and start earning as soon as you land, you can choose to secure a 4-6 month job with one of our 20+ Canada resorts before you go – often with subsidised staff housing and great perks such as lift passes and lessons. Summer jobs start in Apr/May and winter jobs in Nov/Dec. Typical jobs include working as a lift attendant, server, cook, barista, retail assistant or housekeeper – in locations including Whistler, Banff, Jasper and more. Not a country fan? We also have year-round construction jobs in the cities too. Who can go To work in Canada, you’ll need to be eligible for an IEC working holiday visa. This allows 18-30/35-year-olds (depending on your nationality) to work in Canada doing casual or career work for 1-2 years (again, depending on your nationality).

La Ferme Vieille-Grange

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General Agricultural Workers Job in Danville Canada

Are you looking for a rewarding farm job in Canada with visa sponsorship? La Ferme Vieille-Grange, a modern and fast-growing dairy and greenhouse farm in Danville, Québec, is hiring General Agricultural Workers. This role is ideal for individuals seeking hands-on farming experience and long-term opportunities in Canadian agriculture. Position:General Agricultural Worker Location:Danville, Québec, Canada What We Offer: • Visa sponsorship for eligible foreign workers • Free accommodation for the first six (6) months • Competitive wages and career growth opportunities • Modern, well-equipped farming environment • Supportive and welcoming team Job Responsibilities: • Planting, cultivating, and harvesting crops • Feeding and caring for livestock • Operating and maintaining farm tools and machinery • Following farm safety procedures Requirements: • No prior experience required (training provided) • Ability to perform physically demanding work • Open to local and international applicants Join La Ferme Vieille-Grange to combine traditional farming with modern techniques while gaining skills, experience, and the chance to start a new life in Canada.

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Ferme Thurso View Holsteins

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General Farm Worker Program in Canada with Visa Sponsorship

Join Ferme TVH’s General Farm Worker Program in Canada, designed for international candidates seeking legal employment, hands-on agricultural experience, and visa sponsorship. This program offers a unique opportunity to work on a modern Canadian farm while earning competitive wages and gaining valuable international work experience in the agriculture sector. Eligibility Requirements Age 18 years or older Physically fit for farm work Basic English communication skills Willingness to work in outdoor conditions Previous farm experience is an advantage (not required) Valid international passport Visa & Work Permit Support Ferme TVH assists selected candidates with: Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing Work permit application guidance Pre-departure support and onboarding Accommodation & Living Participants receive: Affordable or subsidized housing options Safe and supportive living environment Guidance on settling into life in Canada Application Process Submit your application online Receive job offer (if selected) Begin visa/work permit process Travel to Canada and start work

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Canada is the second largest country in the world by area. That means there is PLENTY of space for you to find work, and plenty of space for you to find exciting adventures. While traditionally farm work and city life don’t seem to go together, Canada’s culture of healthy work-life balance leads us to believe you’ll be able to make it work. If you’re not heading north with a pre-planned program, you may want to head to a city where the resources are greater while you do a little job hunting. 

Steer clear of major cities and hit the great land expanse of Canada!

The Prairie region in Western Canada is where you’ll find the most farms. So head west to Alberta, home to roughly 70,000 farmers. Alberta’s capital city is Edmonton, which is definitely an up-and-coming city. They’ve got hockey, great new bars and restaurants, great shopping, and did we mention hockey. Elk Island National Park is just outside the city too! 

For a really rugged adventure, consider looking for jobs in Canada further north in Yukon Territory. This area of Canada is roughly the size of Spain, but is only home to roughly 40,000 people. This is definitely the place for someone seeking some quiet with AMAZING scenery.

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