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Farm Jobs in Oregon

Discover agricultural careers in Oregon where 35,547 farms across 15.3 million acres (average 430 acres) generate over $4.6 billion in crop sales, with nursery and greenhouse operations leading at $1.22 billion (#1 state commodity, #2 nationally after California producing 11% of U.S. nursery crops), hazelnuts dominating at 99%+ of U.S. production (96,800 tons in 2024 record, expected 116,000 tons in 2025 from Willamette Valley orchards), cattle and calves at $791.5 million, hay at $785.5 million, dairy at $724.9 million, and grass seed at $639.1 million. Oregon leads nationally in Christmas trees, multiple grass seed varieties (ryegrass, fescue, orchard grass, clovers), and ranks #4 for wine production (1,143 wineries, 1,512 vineyards, Pinot Noir capital) plus top blueberry state (100M+ pounds Willamette Valley), offering year-round employment in nursery operations, seasonal hazelnut/berry/grape harvest, cattle ranching, and diverse agricultural enterprises across distinct regions from lush Willamette Valley to eastern Oregon rangeland.

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Farm Jobs in Oregon

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Vegetable & Seed Farm Crew Member

Wild Child Farm

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Noti, OR
$17/hr - $20/hr
4 days ago
full timepart timeFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Grand Island Farm Crew Member

47th Avenue Farm

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Dayton, OR
$16/hr - $16/hr
4 days ago
full timeFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Harvest Co-Manager

Winter Green Farm

👨‍🌾 🥕
Noti, OR
Competitive
4 days ago
full timeFarm ManagerHarvest Worker
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Farm Educator

Seed to Table Oregon

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Sisters, OR
$23/hr - $23/hr
4 days ago
part timeseasonalOtherGardener
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Farm & Garden Educator

Our Table Cooperative

🌱 ✨
Sherwood, OR
Competitive
4 days ago
part timeGardenerOther
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Livestock Manager

Rainshadow Organics

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Sisters, OR
$31,200 - $31,200
4 days ago
full timeLivestock CareFarm Manager
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Nature Preschool Teacher — Farm Campus

WildRoots Collective

Gales Creek, OR
$20/hr - $25/hr
4 days ago
full timeOther
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Fall Farm Activities Crew Member

Plumper Farms

Portland, OR
$17/hr - $19/hr
4 days ago
seasonalOther
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Farm Festival & Events Team Member

Lee Farms

Tualatin, OR
Competitive
4 days ago
seasonalpart timeOther
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Horticulture Manager

Lan Su Chinese Garden

🌱 👨‍🌾
Portland, OR
$50,000 - $53,000
4 days ago
full timeGardenerFarm Manager
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Livestock Farm Crew Member

Marion Acres

🌾 🐓
Hillsboro, OR
Competitive
4 days ago
Farm HandLivestock Care
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Seasonal Seed & Garlic Farm Worker

Persephone Farm

🌾 🥕 🚜
Lebanon, OR
Competitive
2 weeks ago
part timefull timeFarm HandHarvest Worker
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Full-Time Farm Crew

Even Pull Farm

🌾 🥕
McMinnville, OR
Competitive
1 months ago
full timeseasonalFarm HandHarvest Worker

About Agriculture in Oregon

Oregon agriculture generates over $4. 6 billion in crop sales from 35,547 farms spanning 15.

🌾GrowingAgricultural Sector
🚜DiverseFarm Operations
🏡AvailableHousing Options
☀️Year-RoundOpportunities

Why Work on Oregon Farms?

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Competitive Wages

Farm positions in Oregon 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

Oregon 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 Oregon

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Cattle & Livestock

Ranches across Oregon 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 Oregon

  1. 1

    Explore Opportunities

    Browse available farm positions in Oregon 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.