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Re: Farm JOB


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 05, 2005 at 02:49:25 from (216.208.58.144):

In Reply to: Farm JOB posted by Want to get away from hom on January 04, 2005 at 14:54:30:

Nathan: If it is harvest excursion you are interested in I think I can find you a few names and address of employers. I have talked with one of these guys. He starts combining in Texas and runs all the way north into Canada and then back to southern mid west for corn and beans. He is looking for young and adventursome lads. One item he puts in his job adds is welding experience an assett.

I don't have the names right now but their job adds will soon start. The guy I talked with didn't want anything to do with two old farmers and their wives travelling by 24' air stream. He said. "Old guys like are too independent."

You send me an e mail, and I will watch adds here for you. I think the good employers must have some kind of deal whereby a percentage of crew are American and Canadian, as they seem to cross the border with few hurdles. Another big employer is the east coast low bush blueberry harvest. New England in the US and Maritime provinces of Canada. They use automated harvesters and the New England harvest starts about 3 weeks before the Maritime harvest. Many of the same machines and people there cross the border as well. I have trucked a few loads of berries away from these guys, they are always a mix crew of Canadian and American.


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