Seasonal teams
Harvest, greenhouse and packing support
Agriculture workforce
From crop to export, we help farms, producers and staffing partners build practical teams around timing, location, housing, pace and real working conditions.

Harvest, greenhouse and packing support
Workers matched around the actual work
Documents and expectations checked early
Portugal first, with Romania where useful
Operations and crop types
Greenhouses, harvest peaks, packing lines and farm support each need a different brief. Start with the setting, then shape the worker profile around the real work.
Vegetables, flowers and controlled-environment teams that need steady routines.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window
Harvest, sorting and careful handling when timing and pace matter.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window
Reliable field support for planting, maintenance and harvest windows.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window
Seedlings, transplants and careful plant-care support before the main season.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window
Sorting, packing, labelling and line support once produce leaves the field.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window
Practical help for irrigation, farm logistics and everyday site tasks.
Brief by crop, city, headcount and start window

How to start
The best agriculture requests are not abstract. Tell us what crop or operation it is, where the workers will be based, when the season starts, what shifts look like and what support is already arranged.
Seasonal planning
Peaks vary by crop and region. This planning view helps your team brief headcount, housing and start windows before pressure arrives.
Greenhouse vegetables
Berries
Fruit harvest
Field crops
Nursery & planting
Roles that keep farms moving
Agriculture hiring works better when the brief explains the tasks, the pace, the setting and the support around the first week.
Typical roles
Employers need


Farm readiness checklist
A strong agriculture request is practical. It explains where people live, what they do, who supervises and how the first week works.
Candidate needs
Agriculture works better when candidates understand the setting before they commit to the move.
Plan ahead
Early planning gives your team time to compare roles, housing, worker fit and the remaining local process questions before the season is already moving.
Entry-ready
Seasonal workers for harvest, greenhouse care and field support.
Entry-ready
Operational workers for sorting, packing, labelling and food-preparation environments.
Next step
Where we recruit for your farm

Primary focus
Strong seasonal and year-round agriculture demand across farms, greenhouses and packing operations.

Secondary route
Useful for agri-food, field work and seasonal team conversations when the brief fits.

Flexible planning
The same sourcing relationship can support suitable agriculture needs in both markets over time.

Support that makes a difference
Housing, transport, task clarity and a named contact person make a visible difference once people arrive.
Prepared people
Workers should understand the season, the setting and the support available before they commit to the role.
Candidates should understand greenhouse, field or packing conditions before the next step.
Season length, shift pattern, transport and supervision should be explained plainly.
A named person for arrival and practical questions keeps the process human.
Related sectors
Pay planning
We can help structure the questions, but final pay and deductions must be confirmed by the employer or local partner.
Top skills in demand
FAQ
It depends on the role, region, employer and local partner. Send the brief and we will help map the right questions before the search moves forward.
It depends on the role, region, employer and local partner. Send the brief and we will help map the right questions before the search moves forward.
It depends on the role, region, employer and local partner. Send the brief and we will help map the right questions before the search moves forward.
It depends on the role, region, employer and local partner. Send the brief and we will help map the right questions before the search moves forward.
Ready to build your agriculture team?