Competitive Wages
Farm positions in Washington offer competitive wages with many including benefits packages.
Discover agricultural careers in Washington, the Evergreen State and the nation's #1 producer of apples (70% of U.S. production, $1.99 billion, 171,373 acres), sweet cherries, hops (75% of U.S.), pears, spearmint oil, and blueberries, plus #2 for potatoes ($1.16B) and #4 for wheat. With 32,076 farms generating $14 billion in agricultural production value and employing 160,000+ workers, Washington offers diverse employment in tree fruit orchards (apple harvest creates 40,000 direct jobs), dairy operations ($1.33B), cattle ranches, wine grape vineyards, hop yards, potato farms, and wheat production across the productive Columbia Basin and coastal valleys.
Craven Farm
Sky Nursery
Mama Bird Farm
Sammamish Farms
Boldly Grown Farm
Kirsop Farm
Skylight Farms
Hayshaker Farm
Wright Brothers Farm
Spring Time Farm
Osprey Hill Farm
Pacific Moon Equestrian Center
Bainbridge Vineyards
Rising River Farm
Elk Run Farm
Ecolibrium Farms
Ecolibrium Farms
AASH FARMS
Washington agriculture represents a $14 billion industry (2023 record) employing more than 160,000 people statewide with 32,076 farms generating $12.
Farm positions in Washington offer competitive wages with many including benefits packages.
Many operations provide on-site housing, adding significant value to compensation.
Washington farms combine traditional practices with modern sustainable techniques.
Most farms value work ethic over experience and provide on-the-job training.
Ranches across Washington raising cattle, sheep, and other livestock on rangeland and pastures.
Row crop farms growing grains, vegetables, and other staple crops using modern techniques.
Certified organic operations using sustainable practices for premium market products.
Dairy farms producing milk and dairy products with both family and commercial operations.
Browse available farm positions in Washington across different agricultural sectors.
Many entry-level positions require no certifications. Equipment and livestock experience helps.
Peak hiring in spring planting and fall harvest offers the most opportunities.
Most farmers value strong work ethic and provide on-the-job training.