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harvest work

  • 22-11-2012 7:39pm
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    jockey joe
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    has anyone ever done the wheat harvest in america . i was thinking of doingit next year . if anyone had any info about it i would llike to her it or any contacts overthere


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  • #2
    Killer Wench
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    jockey joe wrote: »
    has anyone ever done the wheat harvest in america . i was thinking of doingit next year . if anyone had any info about it i would llike to her it or any contacts overthere

    Not sure about wheat but if you are interested in harvesting, I would strongly encourage you to look into apple harvesting next year. There was a worker shortage up here in Washington and nearly half (maybe more) of the apple crop went to rot because there wasn't enough pickers. They were trying to lure people out here to work and they were paying $1000 a week.

    http://nwpr.org/post/washingons-massive-apple-crop-slow-come-trees


  • #3
    jockey joe
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 66 ✭✭jockey joe


    Killer Wench wrote: »
    Not sure about wheat but if you are interested in harvesting, I would strongly encourage you to look into apple harvesting next year. There was a worker shortage up here in Washington and nearly half (maybe more) of the apple crop went to rot because there wasn't enough pickers. They were trying to lure people out here to work and they were paying $1000 a week.

    http://nwpr.org/post/washingons-massive-apple-crop-slow-come-trees

    when do yeah start that and how long would the work last


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