Farm Worker salaries in Alford, SOM
£35,000
avg per year
The average salary for Farm Worker jobs near Alford, SOM is £35,000.*
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Top Farm Worker jobs near Alford, SOM
View AllDairy Farm Worker
Briars Farm
Glastonbury
The position involves hands-on work with a focus on animal welfare, milking, youngstock care, some machinery work and equipment/infrastructure maintenance.
£80 - £150 a day
Production Operative (Cheese Dairy)
Wyke Farms
Bruton
Carrying out visual quality checks to ensure products meet specifications. The role pays £13.46/hour as well as a weekly shift bonus for each complete shift…
£13.46 an hour
10 hours ago
Herdsperson
Brue Valley Farms
Glastonbury
Full UK driving licence essential. Assist with routine farm work, including milking and calf feeding. Support mobility management and provide first-aid foot…
8 days ago
General Farm Worker
FAW Bakers Farms Ltd
Crewkerne
You will need to have a positive attitude and willingness to learn, good communication skills and the ability to work well within a team and have a strong…
£31,517 a year
8 days ago
Hospitality Supervisor (Summer Seasonal)
Higher Farm (BA46QF)
Shepton Mallet
Previous experience of barista/bar work is a bonus, but attitude and willingness matters most to us. Working at our courtyard bar, crafting cocktails and…
£14 - £15 an hour
14 days ago
Farm Livestock Role
Crockway Farms
Priddy
Previous experience in livestock skills and in dealing with the day to day running of a farm. General animal welfare of the stock which would include…
From £30,000 a year
7 days ago
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