"🌏 Work in Farms of Australia & New Zealand – Limited Seats Available!"

🌏 3rd Batch Hiring – Australia & New Zealand 🌏

Age Limit: 19-50 years
Gender: Male / Female

πŸ₯ Job Positions Available:

  • Fruit Picker
  • Potato Picker
  • General Farm Worker
  • Labour/Helper

πŸ“ Work Location:
Australia & New Zealand (Bound jobs)

πŸ—“ Hiring Phase:
3rd Batch Recruitment Now Open!

πŸ“Œ Apply Now:
πŸ‘‰ Click Here to Apply

πŸ“’ We Need Vegetable Pickers!

"Grab the opportunity to work in farms of Australia & New Zealand as a picker or helper!"

πŸ“Έ (Optional image of 2 workers in a farm field with text: "We Need Vegetable Pickers – Bound to New Zealand, Australia")

Note: Only serious applicants within the age limit should apply. No prior experience required, but physical fitness is a must.


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