Rural & Farm Work in Tasmania
Tasmania's cool climate makes it the summer-harvest island: cherries, berries and apples from December to May, plus year-round work in salmon, dairy and hops.
When the work is on
| Crop / work | Where | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Cherries | Huon Valley, Derwent Valley | December – February |
| Berries | North-West Coast, Huonville | December – April |
| Apples | Huon Valley | March – May |
| Hops | Bushy Park, New Norfolk | March – April |
| Vegetables | Devonport, North-West Coast | October – May |
Seasons shift with the weather each year — treat these as a guide, and check our harvest calendar for detail by month.
Main towns for rural work
Huon Valley · Devonport · Launceston surrounds · Derwent Valley · North-West Coast
Common types of work
- · Fruit & berry picking
- · Salmon farming
- · Dairy
- · Vegetable processing
Working Holiday Visa (88-day) note
The whole of Tasmania is classed as regional — every postcode in the state counts for 88-day specified work.
Read our full 88-day visa guide and use the postcode checker before accepting a job.
General information only — not migration advice. Always confirm with the Department of Home Affairs.
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