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Jugiong

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October 23, 2011 fruit picking new south wales ,grape picking ,vine pruning ,vine trimming

Dimitri

Not only is Jugiong home to amazing views, excellent fishing and an old world charm, the region also produces some exquisite drops of wine. Make sure you go on a winery tour if you’re in the region. The town is located on the famous Murrumbidgee River around 3 and half to 4 hours south west of Sydney. As expected you’ll find your picking grapes or vine pruning and or trimming when partaking in harvest work in Jugiong. Fruit Picking Work in Jugiong January to March – Grapes March to June – Olives June to September – Vine pruning Fruit Read more

Leeton

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October 19, 2011 citrus packing ,citrus picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,fruit picking nsw ,grain harvest ,grape picking ,stonefruit picking ,vegetable picking

Dimitri

Leeton in the administrative centre of the huge Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA), which is responsible for 38% of NSW’s vegetable production. Also known as Australia’s Rice capital, Leeton is the headquarters of a number of large fruit and vegetable companies. The town, which is just near the Murrumbidgee River was designed by Sir Walter Burley Griffin, the acclaimed American architect who also designed Australia’s capital, Canberra. Fruit Picking Work in Leeton January to December – Citrus picking and packing February to March – Grape picking September to May – Vegetables November to April – Stonefruit Fruit Picking Jobs in Read more

Lismore

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October 18, 2011 avocado picking ,blueberry picking ,coffee picking ,custard apple picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,harvest work nsw ,lychee picking ,macadamia nut picking ,stonefruit picking

Dimitri

Only 40km outside of the beautiful Byron Bay, many backpackers get jobs fruit picking in Lismore while living in Byron Bay, where they can also surf and party. Lismore is the region’s capital, located halfway between the rainforest and the sea, with a strong coffee and food scene. Other localities nearby include the alternative Nimbin, known for its relaxed laws on marijuana cultivation. Fruit Picking Work in Lismore February to March – Lychees April to September – Macadamias nuts, avocados June to September – Custard apples September to December – Stonefruit October to December – Coffee October to January Read more

Moree

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October 18, 2011 cotton ginning ,cotton picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,olive picking ,pecan nut picking

Dimitri

Known for its rich black soil plains, this large town is located on the banks of the Mehi River. Moree is recognised nationally as Australia’s Artesian Spa Capital, with 2 large natural pools filled with natural mineral water from underground, known for their healing powers. Fruit Picking Work in Moree March to May – Cotton picking and cotton ginning April to August – Olives, pecan nuts Fruit Picking Jobs in the Moree Fruit Picking Jobs in New South Wales Where’s Lismore Getting There If driving, Moree is 628 kms north west of Sydney via the New England, Oxley and Read more

Mungindi

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October 17, 2011 cotton ginning ,cotton picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,fruit picking queensland

Dimitri

Mungindi is a true border town, with half located in New South Wales and the other half in Queensland. Located on the banks of the Barwon River, the town is also home to the famous ‘Mungindi Cod’, a fish that only lives in close proximity to the town. Mungindi is also the service centre for the rich agricultural area surrounding it, which produces cotton, wheat and cattle. Fruit Picking Work in Mungindi March to May – Cotton picking and cotton ginning (separating the cotton and the seeds) Fruit Picking Jobs in the Mungindi Fruit Picking Jobs in New South Read more

Ballina

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October 12, 2011 avocado picking ,blueberry picking ,coffee picking ,custard apple picking ,fruit picking new south wales ,lychee picking ,macadmia picking ,stone fruit picking

Dimitri

Located on the north coast of New South Wales, Ballina is 865 km north of Sydney and is bordered by the sparkling Pacific Ocean and the lush green hills of the hinterland. A stone’s throw from Byron Bay the scenery and picturesque views is of similar to that of it’s neighboring town. You’ll find fruit picking opportunities year round, from picking lychees to custard apples. Fruit Picking Work in Ballina February to March – Lychees April to September – Macadamias nuts, avocados June to September – Custard apples September to December – Stonefruit October to December – Coffee October Read more

Adelaide Hills

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October 10, 2011 apple picking ,cherry picking ,fruit picking south australia ,grape picking ,pear picking ,vine pruning

Freddie

Fruit Picking Jobs in Adelaide Hills, South Australia

Home to stunning views, there’s at least 50 wineries in this large region and only 30 minutes from the Adelaide CBD! With ample opportunity for fruit picking year round, this is the perfect area to work whilst being close to all the action in Adelaide. The Adelaide Hills is centered around the town of Mount Barker and also includes Mount Lofty, Norton Summit, the Torrens Valley, the Onkaparinga Valley and Hahndorf. Fruit Picking Work in Adelaide Hills February to April – Grape picking February to May – Apples, pears June to September – Vine pruning September to December – Read more

Angaston

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October 9, 2011 fruit picking south australia ,grape picking ,vine pruning ,vine thining

Freddie

Situated in the famous wine making region of the Barossa Valley, the small town of Angaston is home to some of Australia’s greatest wineries, including Yalumba. Taking its name from George Angas, the town is know for its a German and English heritage. With beautiful parks and a creeks, you can soak up the relaxing vibe. Fruit Picking Work in Angaston February to April – Grape picking June to September – Vine pruning September to December – Vine training Fruit Picking Jobs in Angaston Fruit Picking Jobs in South Australia Where’s Angaston Getting There Located 77km North East of Read more

Barmera

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October 8, 2011 apple picking ,citrus picking ,fruit picking south australia ,grape picking ,orange picking ,pear picking ,stone fruit picking

Freddie

Located on the shores of the picturesque Lake Bonney, Barmera relies on its agriculture and viticulture industries to keep the town going. Boasting a Mediterranean climate, the Lake and nearby Murray river are popular for all sorts of water activities year round. The lake is also famous for its sunsets at dusk, capturing the sun ‘melting’ into the water. Fruit Picking Work in Barmera January to April – Apples, pears, Grape picking June to August – Vine pruning May to February – Citrus October to March – Stonefruit October to December – Cherries Fruit Picking Jobs in Barmera Fruit Read more

Berri

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October 7, 2011 apple picking ,citrus picking ,fruit picking south australia ,grape picking ,orange picking ,pear picking ,stone fruit picking ,vine pruning

Freddie

Fruit Picking Jobs in Berri, South Australia

An area well known for its fruit orchards and vineyards, Berri gave its name to Australia’s famous juice and fruit company, Berri, which still operates out of the town. The name Berri comes from the Aboriginal phrase ‘beri beri’ which translates to ‘bend in the river’. Home to Australia’s largest winery, Berri Estates, there are heaps of fruit picking jobs in the town, as well as a whole lot of water based activities available on the river in this warm town. Fruit Picking Work in Berri January to April – Apples, pears, Grape picking May to February – Citrus Read more