A family-run grain and livestock farm in Canada is hiring farm workers for year-round and seasonal roles in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The role covers crop work, animal care, and basic equipment use on a large mixed farm. The position is full-time during seeding and harvest, with steady regular hours through the rest of the year. Starting pay sits between CAD 19 and CAD 26 per hour plus farm housing, which matches the current market rate for farm workers in Canada.
The farm welcomes new joiners and people with past prairie or ranch background. Each new worker gets a paid two-week induction on tractors, livestock handling, and farm safety. Strong workers move into crew lead or tractor operator roles within twelve months.
Company Overview
The hiring farm runs grain crops, hay fields, and a beef cattle herd across several quarter sections. The business sells grain to a regional elevator and finished cattle to a local processor. Each season has a clear work plan led by the farm manager. The farm culture rewards early starts, careful machine use, and steady team work through long days.
Responsibilities
- Help with seeding, spraying, and harvest on the cropping side.
- Feed, water, and check cattle in the yards and pastures.
- Move bales, grain bags, and feed bins around the farm.
- Drive tractors and quads after training and ticketing.
- Help with light fence, gate, and shed repairs.
- Service machinery with grease, oil, and tyre checks.
- Wash down tools and equipment at the end of each day.
- Follow farm safety rules and stop work in unsafe weather.
Qualifications and Requirements
- Age eighteen and above with good general fitness.
- Able to lift up to twenty-five kilograms across the day.
- Basic English to follow daily briefings.
- Valid right to work in Canada, including SAWP workers.
- Comfort with outdoor work through hot summers and cold winters.
- Full driving licence is a plus for ute and tractor work.
- Steady attendance through the season.
Benefits and Perks
- Hourly pay 12$ with bi-weekly direct deposit.
- Paid overtime during seeding and harvest weeks.
- Free on-farm housing with cooking facilities.
- Boot, glove, and cold weather gear allowance each year.
- Paid statutory holidays and vacation accrual.
- Free training on tractors, livestock, and chemical handling.
- Shared meals during busy seasons.
- Clear path to crew lead and tractor operator roles.
How to Apply
Send your updated CV through the official job listing. State your visa type, current location, and any past farm or outdoor experience. The farm manager replies to short-listed workers within seven days to set up a brief farm visit and phone interview.