Post your agriculture job

Hiring?

Post your job openings on FarmingWork

Reach thousands of people actively searching for farm and ranch work. Live the same day you post, and candidates contact you directly. Once you create an account, login and click Post a Job at the top of the screen.

Standard listing

$49

One-time fee, no subscription

  • Live immediately after posting
  • 60-day listing duration
  • Included in the weekly jobs email
  • Free relisting anytime

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Premium listing

$149

Maximum visibility for your opening

  • Live immediately after posting
  • 90-day listing duration
  • Featured on the homepage + category pages for 30 days
  • Syndicated on social media
  • Included in the weekly jobs email
  • Free relisting anytime

Post a premium job

Why farm employers choose FarmingWork

On a general job board your opening competes with thousands of unrelated listings, and you pay for impressions from people who will never work a farm. Here, every visitor is looking for agricultural work.

  • A targeted audience. Everyone here is searching for farm, ranch, orchard, vineyard, or agribusiness work — not office jobs.
  • Applicants who get the work. No explaining 4am starts or physical labor. Candidates arrive already understanding what farm work involves.
  • You stay in control. Candidates contact you directly by your chosen method. We never sit between you and your hire.
  • Straightforward pricing. A standard listing runs $49, with a premium option available for employers who want maximum reach.

Featured by

UC Davis CAES
University of Kentucky Agriculture
University of Idaho Agriculture

How it works

  • 1. Post your job in minutes

    Add the title, location, pay, requirements, and how you’d like to be contacted. No software to learn, no resume database to dig through.

  • 2. We put it in front of the right people

    Your listing goes on the main jobs board and the relevant state and category pages, into the weekly jobs email, and — with a premium listing — across our agriculture social channels and on the homepage.

  • 3. Candidates reach you directly

    Interested workers contact you by the method you specify — email, phone, or form. You run your hiring process; we handle the visibility.

What you can post

Any agricultural role, seasonal or year-round — for example:

  • Farm labor: farm hands, harvest workers, equipment operators, irrigation, general labor.
  • Livestock & animal care: ranch hands, dairy workers, livestock handlers, equine and poultry roles.
  • Crop & specialty production: orchard and vineyard work, greenhouse, organic, and hydroponic operations.
  • Management & support: farm and operations managers, crew supervisors, mechanics, and admin roles.

FarmingWork vs. general job boards

 FarmingWork.comGeneral job boards
Audience100% agricultureA small fraction farm-focused
Applicant fitCandidates understand farm workMixed — many off-target
Cost to post$49 standard / $149 premium$300–$500+ per month
Rural reachBuilt for rural workUrban-focused
SupportAgriculture-specificGeneric

Employer FAQ

How much does it cost to post?

A standard listing is $49 and stays live for 60 days, including placement in the weekly jobs email. A premium listing is $149, stays live for 90 days, and adds 30 days of featured placement on the homepage and category pages plus syndication on social media.

How fast does my job go live?

Standard and premium listings go live immediately after posting. If you’d like us to review or reformat anything, that’s typically done within 24 hours.

How quickly will I get applicants?

Most employers start hearing from candidates within a week or two. Timing depends on the role, location, and how competitive your pay and details are.

What should I include for the best results?
  • A clear, standard title — “Farm Hand” or “Seasonal Harvest Worker,” not a creative name.
  • Specific duties — “operate tractor for field prep” beats “general farm work.”
  • Honest physical expectations — lifting, hours, weather. It attracts candidates who are ready.
  • Pay — listings with clear compensation get far more applications.
  • Housing — if you offer or know of nearby housing, say so. It’s often the deciding factor.
Can I post more than one job, or edit later?

Yes. Each position needs its own listing, and you can submit several at once — message us if you’re posting five or more and we’ll talk bulk options. Edits during your listing period are free; just let us know.

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Get your job in front of people who actually want farm and ranch work — live today.

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