Farm Labour

[Blainy88 25]

Hello folks,

 

I've been looking for full time for work for a couple of months now, I work part time (Weekends) but I need more money coming in and something to take up my time.

 

I was wondering if anybody local to me is in a position to offer me an opportunity to earn a wage labouring on a farm/land.

 

I'll be honest, I don't have any experience in this line of work. I am, however, extremely hard working and a fast learner. I don't mind hard graft for long hours, I don't mind bearing harsh weather and I don't mind working for minimum wage as I think it'd be a rewarding job, Id prefer to get paid less to do a job I'd enjoy more.

 

Don't get me wrong, I'm not looking at this as a last resort. It's more of a new idea, something I haven't thought about before. It's something I'm very interested in though, and I'd love to be able to pick up new skills as I worked.

 

If anybody can help, or can even point me in the right direction I'd be really grateful.

 

 

Regards,

 

Blainy.

[tegater 789]

Hello folks,

 

I've been looking for full time for work for a couple of months now, I work part time (Weekends) but I need more money coming in and something to take up my time.

 

I was wondering if anybody local to me is in a position to offer me an opportunity to earn a wage labouring on a farm/land.

 

I'll be honest, I don't have any experience in this line of work. I am, however, extremely hard working and a fast learner. I don't mind hard graft for long hours, I don't mind bearing harsh weather and I don't mind working for minimum wage as I think it'd be a rewarding job, Id prefer to get paid less to do a job I'd enjoy more.

 

Don't get me wrong, I'm not looking at this as a last resort. It's more of a new idea, something I haven't thought about before. It's something I'm very interested in though, and I'd love to be able to pick up new skills as I worked.

 

If anybody can help, or can even point me in the right direction I'd be really grateful.

 

 

Regards,

 

Blainy.

You certainly come across as an honest bloke, mate. I wish you all the best, and hope some body can sort you out.

[patterdalejoel 669]

i can understand what you write as well, and your spelling is good, which is an improvement on most farm labourers ive met.

[darbo 4,779]

good luck with your search. you have got a good attitude. hope you get sorted.

[Blainy88 25]

Thanks gents.

 

It was a long shot but if you don't shoot you don't score!

[danw 1,748]

you could put up a post on the farmers weekly forum(http://www.fwi.co.uk/community/forums/default.aspx)

 

good luck

[Blainy88 25]

Thanks mate I'll give that a go.

[DIDO.1 22,865]

Have a look in the farmers gaurdian, often jobs advertised. Even if you dont think you would get an advertised job apply and explain what you have said here. Also just ask door to door at farms, many farmers i know take lads on who have just called in. Lambing is just about to start and there will be jobs about.

[Marvin 193]

i can understand what you write as well, and your spelling is good, which is an improvement on most farm labourers ive met.

 

****Edited to say most THL members****

[Blainy88 25]

Have a look in the farmers gaurdian, often jobs advertised. Even if you dont think you would get an advertised job apply and explain what you have said here. Also just ask door to door at farms, many farmers i know take lads on who have just called in. Lambing is just about to start and there will be jobs about.

I was going to ask door to door, Ill get that done over the weekend hopefully.