Farm Worker Jobs in Auckland 6 March. Today Farm Worker Jobs in Auckland are presented below.
Dairy Sheep Farm Assistant
The Dairy Sheep Farm Assistant position in Waikato offers full-time work with a minimum of 30 hours per week, including accommodation (no pets). Responsibilities include assisting with feed production, managing pasture and crop health, ensuring proper milking operations, maintaining animal health and welfare, assisting with lambing and rearing, managing effluent systems, and maintaining farm machinery and infrastructure. The ideal candidate should self-motivated, a team player, and have an interest in dairy sheep farming and livestock handling. Applicants should also provide information on their eligibility to work in New Zealand.
Farm Assistant
The Farm Assistant position in South Waikato offers a full-time role with guaranteed weekly hours of at least 40 and a gross annual salary between $80,000 and $85,000. Responsibilities include milking cows, maintaining high standards of cleanliness in the cowshed, repairing fences and the water supply system, caring for cows and calves during calving, operating tractors, and managing weed and pest control. Accommodation is provided, but the employee will need to cover rental, electricity, and internet costs. The ideal candidate should have at least one year of experience, reliable transport, and the ability to pass a drug test.
On Farm Assists
The On Farm Assist role with Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) offers seasonal and casual positions across various locations in New Zealand. The job involves supporting dairy farmers with tasks such as herd testing, DNA sampling, herd audits, and animal weighing. Ideal candidates should have a positive attitude, excellent also customer service and communication skills, and physically fit. A full driver’s license and also the right to work in New Zealand are essential. This role is perfect for individuals who also enjoy outdoor work, are passionate about animal welfare, and thrive in a dynamic, hands-on environment. The season runs from July/August to April/May.
Farm Assistant LET’S WORK IN NZ LTD
The Farm Assistant position at LET’S WORK IN NZ LTD in Waikato offers a full-time role with a schedule of 14 days on and 2 days off, working 30 to 45 hours per week. The position involves assisting with feeding and maintaining livestock, planting and harvesting crops, operating farm machinery, and maintaining farm equipment and buildings. No prior experience required, though knowledge of dairy farming and the ability to operate machinery is advantageous. Applicants must have a restricted, manual driver’s license, good communication skills, and a positive attitude. This position is open to New Zealand residents or citizens only.
Farm Hand
Anhad Horticulture Limited in Tauranga is seeking physically fit, hard-working, and punctual Farm Hands with experience in agricultural or horticultural also activities. The role involves general farm maintenance, including mowing lawns, weeding, repairing buildings and fences, cleaning equipment and vehicles, and operating farm machinery. The position requires monitoring weather conditions, liaising with the farm manager for appropriate actions, and using equipment like a mini digger for irrigation tasks. Flexibility needed due to weather-dependent work patterns. Experience is necessary for this full-time role.
Dairy Farm Assistant
The Dairy Farm Assistant position in Whataroa, West Coast, offers part-time work with a guaranteed minimum of 30 hours per week and up to 50 hours per week, with pay ranging from $23.50 to $32 per hour based on experience. The role includes assisting with daily tasks such as livestock handling, milking, maintaining shed hygiene, and managing pasture and herd. Additional duties include machinery and vehicle use, maintenance, and adhering to safety protocols. A $200 accommodation allowance is provided. Applicants must have at least one year of relevant work experience, a Level 2 Certificate in dairy training, or no qualifications if the experience requirement met. NZ residency, a driver’s license, and a recent medical and police certificate required.
