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The Beerenberg Farm is getting ready for their upcoming harvest, with strawberries, cherries, gherkins, plums, roses (their petals go in their petal jelly) and hot chillies. Beerenberg Strawberry Farm grow so much that they have over 50 people working just to look after the harvest!

The Farm is also a Tourist Attraction which has attracted pickers from all over the world since 1975. To give you an insight into how big the harvest is, last year over 28,000 people picked 5 tonnes of strawberries! That’s alot of picking!

If you’re in the area this Sunday, October 27th,  the farm will be offering free access from 2pm-4pm to the strawberry patch and you’ll also be able to get a free feed with scones served by the SA Country Womens Association.

Make sure to  enquire about a fruit picking job and as strawberry season will last to mid May, what are you waiting for?!

Best of Luck,

The Fruit Picking Jobs Team

 

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G'day Guys, My name is Dimi, I'm one of the admins/starters of Fruitpickingjobs.com.au . Freddie and I started this community to help working holiday makers and harvest workers find jobs in an easy and transparent manner. We're not just here to help you finding jobs, anything related to your working holiday down under, we will help try find a way to make it easier for you too achieve. Getting your tax done, deals, travel spots... you name it. If you ever have any questions or feedback please don't hesitate to ask. We're always looking for ways to improve the site and help meet our members needs and build a stronger community. Hope you're doing well and best of luck. Cheers Dimi

2 Responses to “Strawberry Season commences at the Beerenberg Farm”

  1. Stephanie brown

    Hi i am looking for fruit picking work and have picked berries before. Please can you advise how i apply for a position there? Would the position work towards my second year visa? Please let me know via e-mail or 0474 149 559. Thank you.

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    • Dimitri

      G’day Stephanie,

      To apply for jobs please check the Job Board . You could even try call the farm as well but it’s generally better to be in the area.

      Best of luck,

      Dimi

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