Virginia Farm Jobs
Quick Facts about Virginia Agriculture Jobs
- Average Salary Range: $33,000-$52,000
- Major Cities: Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Richmond, Newport News
- Primary Crops: corn, soybeans, tobacco, wheat
- Livestock Focus: poultry, cattle, hogs
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Farm Fellowship in Monterey, VA
Allegheny Mountain InstituteJob Description AMI’s tuition-free Farm Fellowship is six-month program designed for individuals interested in rural agriculture and sustainable farming. Farm Fellows will: Live and work...
- Location
- Monterey, VA 24465
- Date Posted
- 4 Feb 2023
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Farm Field Supervisor in Berryville, VA
Casey TreesJob Description Summary Assists the Nursery Manager- conducts and leads in a wide range of duties common to a tree farm, including but not limited...
- Location
- Berryville, VA 22611
- Date Posted
- 28 Jan 2023
- Type
- Part Time
- Job
Assistant Barn Manager in Scottsville, VA
Hannah Pierucci SchmidtJob Description ISO barn manager with equine experience for large Dressage training and boarding barn located between Charlottesville and Scottsville, Virginia. Would be working with...
- Location
- Scottsville, VA 24590
- Date Posted
- 27 Jan 2023
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Organic Farm Crew in Ferrum, VA
Wild Hare FarmJob Description About the Farm We are a small-scale, certified organic vegetable farm located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains at 1690 Republican...
- Location
- Ferrum, VA 24088
- Date Posted
- 14 Jan 2023
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Farm Hand / Laborer in Middleburg, VA
Fox Ridge StablesJob Description Animal Care position (20-30 hours/week). Applicant must be comfortable working with dogs, cats, horses and other barnyard animals, be able to perform indoor/outdoor...
- Location
- Middleburg, VA 20117
- Date Posted
- 5 Jan 2023
- Type
- Part Time
- Job
Section Grower in Piney River, VA
Saunders Brothers Inc.Job Description Saunders Brothers is a family owned and operated wholesale nursery and orchard in beautiful central Virginia. We are seeking a Section Grower for...
- Location
- Piney River, VA 22964
- Date Posted
- 24 Dec 2022
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Allegheny Farm Manager in Monterey, VA
Allegheny Mountain InstituteJob Description Manage a Certified Naturally Grown farm, help train beginning farmers, support rural access to healthy foods, and shape program direction in the beautiful...
- Location
- Monterey, VA 24465
- Date Posted
- 8 Dec 2022
- Type
- Seasonal
- Job
Agronomist in Mount Jackson, VA
Bowman Andros ProductsFull Job Description FLSA Exemption Status: *Exempt Status: *Salaried Department: *Purchasing Reports To: *Director of Purchasing Job Summary: * The Agronomist is responsible for developing and maintaining...
- Location
- Mount Jackson, VA 22842
- Date Posted
- 15 Nov 2022
- Type
- Part Time
- Job
Agricultural Manager in Blacksburg, VA
Virginia TechJob Description Job no: 522695 Work type: Staff Senior management: Agriculture & Life Sciences Department: School of Animal Sciences Location: Blacksburg, Virginia Categories: Agriculture / Life Science Primary responsibilities are...
- Location
- Blacksburg, VA
- Date Posted
- 12 Nov 2022
Frequently Asked Questions
What are typical working hours in agriculture?
Agricultural work often follows seasonal patterns with longer hours during planting and harvest seasons. Many positions offer flexible scheduling, and seasonal work can provide opportunities for higher earnings during peak periods.
Is agriculture work physically demanding?
Agricultural work can be physically demanding, involving outdoor work in various weather conditions, lifting, and repetitive tasks. However, modern equipment and mechanization have reduced physical demands while creating opportunities for equipment operators and technical specialists.
How do I advance my career in agriculture?
Career advancement in agriculture comes through gaining experience, learning new skills, and taking on additional responsibilities. Many workers progress from general laborers to equipment operators, then to supervisory roles, and eventually to farm management positions.
What safety training is provided for agricultural workers?
Agricultural employers prioritize worker safety through comprehensive training programs covering equipment operation, chemical handling, livestock safety procedures, and emergency response protocols. Most positions include ongoing safety education and certification opportunities.
What makes these positions unique?
These specialized roles require specific skills or experience that distinguish them from general agricultural work, often offering higher wages and more focused responsibilities.
Are there opportunities for livestock work in Virginia?
Yes, Virginia has significant poultry, cattle, hogs operations that provide steady employment opportunities for workers interested in animal husbandry and livestock management.
What types of Virginia Farm Jobs are available in Virginia?
Common positions include farm workers, ranch hands, equipment operators, crop managers, livestock specialists, and agricultural technicians across Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Richmond, Newport News and rural areas.