by the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
Everson, WA 98247
ph: 360-966-4939
fax: same
holistic
Job Positions
Have Been Filled for 2010
Job Requirments for the 2010 growing season are listed as follows:
1. Must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver's license.
2. Must have reliable transportation.
3. Must be dependable, on time, and dedicated to full season. Vacation time is not permitted.
**The full season requires employees to be 100% present thoughout the months of June to Mid-October. October may drop to a one day a week as the season slows way down.
**Farm work is seasonal and steady for approximately five months and none there after until next growing season.
**May be an ideal postion for students or those who have other work or vacation during the off season. Willing to work with students schedule.
4. Experience is helpful but not necessary. Enthusiasm, strength, endurance, and upbeat personality goes a long way.
5. Must be able to lift up to 60-80 pounds and kneal or squat for long periods of time while planting, weeding or harvesting.
**Farm work is extremely hard work and intended for the production of mixed vegetables, berries, and flowers.
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Farm Work Tentative
Schedule and Payment:
Full-Time:
Work begins at 7:00 am until 3:30 pm for four days a week at $9.00 per/hour plus organic vegetables. One 15 minute break at 9:30am and 45 minute lunch at noon are required.
Part-Time:
Same description above applies for part-time position for two days a week on Sunday and Monday.
-Note-
Remember to pack a lunch and water container, bring appropriate gloves, long sleeves, hat, and/or sunscreen; waterproof shoes or boots, rain gear, long pants with pockets, and a time piece are required.
Please always be prepared with the appropriate gear. The lack of long pants and gloves can slow down the work pace on a production farm. Always be prepared.
Planting, weeding, harvesting, and various farm chores demand our full attention and require appropriate clothing.
Strawberry picking demands harvest three times a week every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday after the morning break.
Planting, harvesting, washing and packing produce will take place in the cool mornings followed by intensive weeding and/or other farm chores during warm and sunny afternoons.
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Job Application
Name: Birth Date:
Phone: Address:
Email:
Please write a *cover letter and answer the **questions below:
*Describe in a few of paragraphs your interests/hobbies, education, and why you want to work as an organic farmer.
**Questions:
1. Do you have experience working with the cultivation of plants?
2. Do you have any health related issues that need to be addressed?
3. Do you plan to become an organic farmer one day? What goals do you plan to achieve by working on a production farm?
4. Please explain your understanding of sustainable agriculture:
**Please Sign and Date:
I have read the job requirments and agree to all the specifications as listed above for the 2010 growing season.
Signautre:________________________ Date:__________
Please complete the cover letter and return to the following address or forward by email. You may include your current resume` if applicable.
HolisticHomestead
PO Box 125
Everson, WA 98247
Thank you!
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Due by March 20th:
Please read carefully over the job description above, follow directions for filling out the application, and return as soon as possible. The applications will be reviewed and applicants will recieve a call to schedual a trial day. The trial day is a paid half day of work to determine team work and overall abilities. The decision will be made after all applicants try out for the job position.
Thank You and Good Luck!
Everson, WA 98247
ph: 360-966-4939
fax: same
holistic
