Citrus Picking | Fruit Picking Jobs Australia

Bourke

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December 12, 2011 citrus picking ,citrus thinning ,cotton ginning ,cotton picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,grape picking ,melon picking ,vine pruning

Dimitri

Bourke is situated in Western New South Wales at the crossroads of the Mitchell Highway, Kamilaroi Highway and the Kidman Way. A thriving country town known for it’s large wool, cotton and citrus production. There’s also many things to see of historical interest including the Afghan Mosque/Cemetary, The Bourke Weir and the Cobb & Co heritage trail to name a few. Fruit Picking Work in Bourke January to May – Melons April to May – Cotton picking, cotton ginning May to June – Vine pruning May to September – Citrus November to January – Grapes December to February – Read more

Emerald

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December 9, 2011 citrus picking ,cotton ginning ,cotton picking ,fruit picking queensland ,grape picking ,melon picking ,vine pruning

Vicky

A modern country town that now supplies approximately 25% of Queensland cotton. Emerald is also a popular cattle growing area but you will also find work picking Grapes, Melons & citrus fruits. Their is an fossilised tree aged at 250 million years old at the Emerald Town hall, make you sure check that out! Fruit Picking Work in Emerald March to May – Cotton picking & Cotton ginning March to September – Citrus April to December – Melons May to June – Vine pruning October to December – Grapes Fruit Picking Jobs in Emerald Fruit Picking Jobs in Queensland Read more

Gayndah

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December 9, 2011 citrus picking ,citrus pruning ,fruit picking australia ,fruit picking queensland

Vicky

It’s all about the Oranges in Gayndah, with many referring to the Region as the ” Orange capital of Queensland”. Being a small rural town it would be smart to have your own car and camping gear and I would even go as far as calling the local recruitment agency before arriving. Also weather can be wet and damp in some parts of the peak season so make sure you have some wet and warm work gear. Fruit Picking Work in Gayndah March to September – Citrus November to March – Citrus pruning Fruit Picking Jobs in Gayndah Fruit Read more

Gin Gin

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December 9, 2011 avocado picking ,citrus picking ,dragon fruit picking ,fruit picking queensland ,logan picking ,mango picking ,vegetable picking

Vicky

A convenient rest stop along the Bruce Highway Gin Gin is a 45 minute drive from Bundaberg. There’s heaps of harvest work on offer with a couple very big citrus orchads. Fruit Picking Work in Gin Gin January to April – Mangoes January to March – Longans, dragon fruit February to September – Avocados March to April – Vegetables March – May – Citrus October to December – Vegetables December to May – Citrus Fruit Picking Jobs in Gin Gin Fruit Picking Jobs in Queensland Where’s Gin Gin Getting There You guessed it, The Bruce Highway! Gin Gin is Read more

Mareeba

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December 5, 2011 avocado picking ,banana picking ,citrus picking ,fruit picking queensland ,longan picking ,lychee picking ,mango picking ,paw paw picking ,pineapple picking

Vicky

Located in the Atherton Tablelands, Mareeba is home to some of Australia’s best mango and paw paw harvests. You may also find work with many other crops including: pineapples, avocados, lychees, sugar cane and cashews. Fruit Picking Work in Mareeba January to December – Paw paws, bananas, citrus February to March – Longans February to May – Avocados October to February – Pineapples November to January – Lychees November to March – Mangoes Fruit Picking Jobs in Mareeba Fruit Picking Jobs in Queensland Where’s Mareeba Getting There Take the Kennedy highway west from Cairns, the drive should take just Read more

Mundubbera

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December 5, 2011 Asparagus picking ,citrus picking ,fruit picking australia ,fruit picking queensland ,grape picking ,mango picking ,vine pruning

Vicky

Mundubbera, aboriginal for ” Meeting of the Waters” is referred to as the citrus capital of the North. The area supports a large mandarin industry along with the other citrus fruits. Work is going to be hot during the days, so get ready to be in the sun and work up a sweat. Evenings can be quite cold as well during peak work season, so be prepared and pack well. Fruit Picking Work in Mundubbera January – Mangoes April to September – Citrus June to July – Vine pruning August to May – Asparagus November to December – Grapes Read more

Mildura

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November 17, 2011 citrus picking ,fruit picking australia ,fruit picking victoria ,grape picking ,vegetable picking ,vine pruning

Dimitri

Mildura is a regional city and a popular tourist destination in Victoria. The region is known for make great wine, make sure you get on a tour and enjoy a drop of the local house wines. Harvest work wise you’ll find work picking grapes, citrus fruits, vegetables, asparagus and pruning vines. Fruit Picking Work in Mildura January to May – Grapes May to January – Citrus May to February – Vegetables May to September – Vine pruning September to December – Asparagus Fruit Picking Jobs in Mildura Fruit Picking Jobs in Victoria Where’s Mildura Getting There Mildura is a Read more

Griffith

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November 1, 2011 citrus picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,grape picking ,onion picking ,stone fruit picking ,vine pruning

Dimitri

Officially a city since 1987, but only with its first set of traffic lights since 2010, Griffith is a service area for one of the most productive agricultural areas in Australia, the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area. The city is well known for its booming wine industry and is home to some of the country’s best known wineries including De Bortoli and and McWilliams. The region is also very scenic and there are a number of national parks in the area, with ecotourism a growing contributor to the local economy. Fruit Picking Work in Griffith January to December – Citrus January to Read more

Gol Gol

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November 1, 2011 Asparagus picking ,citrus picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,grape picking ,vegetable picking ,vine pruning

Dimitri

Located on the banks of the mighty Murray River, Gol Gol is just 10km north east of Mildura while some refer to it as almost a suburb of Mildura. Gol Gol is the Aboriginal meaning for ‘Meeting Place’ and has officially been a town since 1886. The town is part of the Sunraysia fruit growing region and as such has a massive irrigation system with the majority of the towns inhabitants being involved in the agricultural industry. Fruit Picking Work in Gol Gol January to May – Grape picking May to January – Citrus May to February – Vegetables Read more

Hillston

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October 25, 2011 cherry picking ,citrus picking ,cotton picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,onion picking ,potato picking

Dimitri

Situated on the banks of the Lachlan River, Hillston is known as the ‘outback’ of the Riverina due to its rustic and rural nature. Located on the Great Artesian Basin, the largest freshwater underground basin in the world, the local agricultural industry thrives off this infinite resource. Hillston is also known for its extreme temperatures, with the summer months being very hot and the winter months really cold. Fruit Picking Work in Hillston April to June – Cotton June to September – Potatoes October to August – Citrus November – Cherries November to December – Onions Fruit Picking Jobs Read more