Burnie

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Located 50km from Devonport, Burnie is a vibrant industrial town, home to to Australia’s fifth largest container port. The locals say the best milk in the world for cheese making is produced here, not to mention a cracking drop of whiskey. Surrounded by beautiful beaches, parks, hills and fresh air Burnie is a great place to do fruit picking and harvest work.   Fruit Picking Work in Burnie January to December – Vegetables February to April – Apples December to February – Cherries Fruit Picking Jobs in Burnie Fruit Picking Jobs in Tasmania Where’s Burnie Getting There Burnie is a Read more

Devonport

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Approximately 100km from Launceston, Devonport is favored with a temperate coastal climate, strongly influenced by the ocean. Situated at the mouth of Mersey River, a stone’s throw to the Tasmanian high country, Devonport is a great place to explore and use a base to discover Tasmania. Harvest work wise you’ll expect to seek employment picking vegetables, apples, stone fruit, cherries and berries.   Fruit Picking Work in Devonport January to December – Vegetables March to May – Apples December to January – Stonefruit, Cherries December to April – Berries Fruit Picking Jobs in Devonport Fruit Picking Jobs in Tasmania Where’s Read more

Huonville

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Located 38km south of Hobart, Huonville produces more then half of Tasmania’s apples. Enjoy the backdrop and scenic views as the hills, orchard and lush landscape combine to provide a truly relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. The town also produces cherries, pears, mushrooms, apricots, plums so there will be opportunities to seek employment.   Fruit Picking Work in Huonville January to February – Apricots March to April – Grapes March to May – Apples June to August – Vine pruning December to February – Cherries December to May – Strawberries Fruit Picking Jobs in Huonville Fruit Picking Jobs in Tasmania Where’s Read more

Launceston

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Tasmania’s second largest city, Launceston is located approximately 200km north of Hobart. A gateway to the beautiful wineries of the Tamar Valley, the town is home to an array of wonderful Victorian style buildings. History aside, Launceston boasts holds the record as the first Australian city to be lit by hydroelectricity and to have underground sewers.   Fruit Picking Work in Launceston February to May – Apples March to May – Grapes July to August – Vine pruning Fruit Picking Jobs in Launceston Fruit Picking Jobs in Tasmania Where’s Launceston Getting There Launceston is a 2 hours drive north of Read more

Beechworth

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Beechworth is one of Victoria’s better preserved mining towns, it was all hussle and bussle in the mid 1800’s, nowadays the region is known for its great harvest and for being home to the Court House that tried Ned Kelly and his mother. Harvest work wise you’ll expect to find work picking grapes, apples, cherries and vine pruning.   Fruit Picking Work in Beechworth February to April – Grapes March to May – Apples June to August – Vine pruning November to December – Cherries Fruit Picking Jobs in Beechworth Fruit Picking Jobs in Victoria Where’s Beechworth Getting There Beechworth Read more

Echuca

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Often referred to as Echuca Moama, Echuca is located on the Victorian side of the Murray river. Lined with parks and native forest and a stones through away from the Murray, Echuca is a popular tourist destination. Harvest work wise you’ll be looking for jobs picking grapes, tomatoes, stonefruit, apples and pears.   Fruit Picking Work in Echuca January to March – Grapes January to April – Tomatoes January to May – Stonefruit, apples, pears June to September – Vine pruning Fruit Picking Jobs in Echuca Fruit Picking Jobs in Victoria Where’s Echuca Getting There Echuca is a 3 hours Read more

Mornington Peninsula

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The Mornington Peninsula covers a vast array of land from Hastings to Rosebud. Within a stones through to beautiful beaches, natural hot springs and national parks the peninsula is a great place to complete your specified work. Harvest jobs in the region include grape, apple, cherry, strawberry and raspberry picking.   Fruit Picking Work in Mornington Peninsula February to April – Grapes March to November – Apple Picking November to January – Cherries November to April – Strawberry Picking December to March – Raspberry Picking Fruit Picking Jobs in the Mornington Peninsula Fruit Picking Jobs in Victoria Where’s the Mornington Read more

Manjimup

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Just 300 km from Perth, Manjimup is home to abundant fresh water, rich soils, undulating scenery, tall forests and tranquil surroundings. Manjimup’s fertile land is used for dairying and farms of beef, sheep and vegetables not to mention pear and apple orchards. Don’t forget to attend the annual cherry festival in December.   Fruit Picking Work in Manjimup February – May – Pears and Apples October to June – Potatoes December to February – Avocados / Stonefruit December to March – Vegetables Fruit Picking Jobs in Kununurra Fruit Picking Jobs in Western Australia Where’s Manjimup Getting There Manjimup is 300km Read more

Donnybrook

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From humble beginnings as a small goldfield, Donnybrook is known as the Apple capital of the south west located approximately 200km from Perth and 35km from Bunbury. The town is surrounded by stunning forests, winding rivers, rolling hills, picturesque vineyards and beautiful orchards.   Fruit Picking Work in Donnybrook February -to April – Pears, tomatoes,grapes February to June – Apples June to September – Apple tree pruning,Vine pruning November to December – Apple thinning, stonefruit December to March – Stonefruit Fruit Picking Jobs in Donnybrook Fruit Picking Jobs in Western Australia Where’s Donnybrook Getting There Donnybrook is a short 2 Read more

Richmond

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Located 25km north east of Hobart Richmond is one of the most important historic towns in Tasmania. The Richmond Bridge built by convict labourers between 1823 and 1825 is the oldest surviving freestone bridge in Australia. Harvest work wise you’ll find employment picking grapes,Vegetables, stone fruits, apples and cherries.   Fruit Picking Work in Richmond January to December – Vegetables March to May – Grapes June to July – Vine pruning December to April – Stonefruit, apples, cherries Fruit Picking Jobs in Richmond Fruit Picking Jobs in Tasmania Where’s Richmond Getting There So you’re in for a short 25 minute Read more