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Farm Jobs in Nebraska

Discover agricultural careers in Nebraska, the nation's 3rd largest agriculture-producing state with a $29.4 billion economy spanning 44,479 farms across 44.0 million acres. Nebraska leads the nation in irrigated farmland (utilizing the Ogallala Aquifer and iconic center pivot systems), ranks #2 in cattle on feed (2.7 million head out of 6.05 million total cattle), and produces 1.80 billion bushels of corn annually (#3 nationally). The state's integrated corn-cattle-ethanol value chain includes 24 ethanol biorefineries (#2 nationally, 2.3 billion gallons capacity), creating year-round employment in feedlots, processing plants, and ethanol facilities alongside seasonal opportunities in irrigated crop production.

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Farm Jobs in Nebraska

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2026 Fall Farm Hand/Grounds Crew Member

Nelson Produce Farm

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Valley, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timepart timeFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Fall Tractor Train Driver

Poppy's Pumpkin Patch

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Norfolk, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
part timeseasonalOtherRetail
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Fall Cleaning & Farm Prep Team Member

Roca Berry Farm

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Roca, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
part timeseasonalOtherRetail
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Seasonal Produce Stand Team Member

Huffman Produce

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West Omaha or Bellevue, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timepart timeFarm HandOther
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Experienced Farm Hand

Poss Angus

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Scotia, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timeFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Annual Greenhouse Production Crew Member

Campbell's Nursery

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Lincoln, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timepart timeNursery WorkerAgricultural Tech
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2026 Fall Farm Attractions Team Member

Skinny Bones Pumpkin Patch

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Blair, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
part timeseasonalOtherRetail
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Harvest Equipment Operator

Honeymann Custom Harvesting

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Indianola, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timeseasonalFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Fruit Sales & Handling Associate

Peak Season Produce

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Gering/Scottsbluff, NE
$20/hr - $20/hr
5 days ago
full timepart timeFarm HandOther
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Seasonal Color Specialist

Kinghorn Gardens

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Omaha, NE
Competitive
5 days ago
full timeNursery Worker
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Nursery Sales Associate

Landmark Nursery & Landscaping

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Eagle, NE
$15/hr - $20/hr
5 days ago
full timepart timeNursery Worker
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Cattle Ranch Hand

University of Nebraska–Lincoln β€” U.S. Meat Animal Research Center

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Clay Center, NE
Competitive
3 weeks ago
full timeRanch HandLivestock Care
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Farm Hand – Agricultural Research

University of Nebraska–Lincoln / USMARC

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Clay Center, NE
From $18/hr
1 months ago
full timeFarm HandAgricultural Tech

About Agriculture in Nebraska

Nebraska agriculture generates $29. 4 billion in total agricultural product sales (2022, up 34% from 2017) across 44,479 farms averaging 989 acres, with livestock contributing 52% ($15.

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Why Work on Nebraska Farms?

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Competitive Wages

Farm positions in Nebraska offer competitive wages with many including benefits packages.

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Housing Available

Many operations provide on-site housing, adding significant value to compensation.

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Sustainable Agriculture

Nebraska farms combine traditional practices with modern sustainable techniques.

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Training Provided

Most farms value work ethic over experience and provide on-the-job training.

Types of Farms in Nebraska

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Cattle & Livestock

Ranches across Nebraska raising cattle, sheep, and other livestock on rangeland and pastures.

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Crop Production

Row crop farms growing grains, vegetables, and other staple crops using modern techniques.

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Organic Farms

Certified organic operations using sustainable practices for premium market products.

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Dairy Operations

Dairy farms producing milk and dairy products with both family and commercial operations.

Getting Started with Farm Work in Nebraska

  1. 1

    Explore Opportunities

    Browse available farm positions in Nebraska across different agricultural sectors.

  2. 2

    Build Your Skills

    Many entry-level positions require no certifications. Equipment and livestock experience helps.

  3. 3

    Connect with Farms

    Peak hiring in spring planting and fall harvest offers the most opportunities.

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    Start Your Career

    Most farmers value strong work ethic and provide on-the-job training.