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Farm jobs and Agriculture jobs are often used to mean the same thing, but there is a useful difference. Farm jobs usually refer to hands-on work performed on a farm or property. Agriculture jobs are broader and include work across farms, cattle and sheep stations, feedlots, contractors, machinery businesses, livestock transport and Agribusiness. In practice, there is plenty of overlap. A Farm Hand, Station Hand, Cook or Bore Runner...
It took me a while to convince Ben Young to let me feature him the RFTTEJOBS newsletter. Like many ringers, Ben isn't one for the limelight. But eventually he agreed, telling me: "If this helps one kid to have confidence to leave his or her hometown and head north to chase their dreams, I guess it's worth it." That's a pretty good reason. At just 24 years old, Ben has already packed plenty into his cattle industry journey. Growing up...
Kimberley sunsets and dust always make for a good photo, but this one tells a much bigger story. Pictured above are Station Hands Lucy Shallcross from the Pilbara in Western Australia, Lucy Simpson from Southern NSW and Alyce Robben from Central Queensland after a long day's work at Blina Station in the West Kimberley. The photo was taken following a particularly dusty afternoon in the yards during the station's first-round muster. The...
Station Hand Jobs Explained: Skills, Pay & Life on the Station If you’re looking for a career in the Australian outback,  Station Hand Jobs  are one of the most common entry points into the cattle industry. Working as a station hand means being part of a team that keeps vast cattle stations running, and it’s a lifestyle that combines hard work, personal growth, and unforgettable outback experiences. There are exciting opportunities...