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Seasonal Grower

The Farm is a 14-acre organic horticultural farm with both field-scale and market garden growing systems and five polytunnels. We grow a wide range of organic vegetables for our home-delivery veg box scheme and our wholesale customers.

As Seasonal Grower you will work as part of the land-based team at The Community Farm on all horticultural tasks including harvesting, packing, planting, weeding and seed sowing during the busiest months of the growing season.

Job type: part-time, temporary position (Apr-Oct)

Hours: 24 hours a week

Days: Mondays and Tuesdays plus one other weekday to be decided. You may be required to work some Saturday’s during the peak season.

Location: based at the warehouse of The Community Farm, Denny Lane, Chew Magna, BS40 8SZ

Pay: £12.00 per hour (annual salary equivalent at 40 hours per week £22,672).  You will be expected to work within these hours, paid overtime or time off in lieu to be agreed with your line manager.

Holiday: 28 days annual leave a year, rising to 32 days after 12 months continual service, and 33 days after 36 months (pro rata)

Benefits: Company Pension and Sick Pay, fresh veg, Cycle to Work Scheme

Resignation period: This role requires a 4-week resignation period (upon completion of probationary period of 4-weeks)

To apply read the full role description then fill out the application form and send to .

 

The Community Farm is exploring options for apprenticeships and longer-term positions beyond October 2025 both internally and alongside the Land Workers Alliance (LWA) and Organic Growers Alliance (OGA).

If a longer term opportunity interests you, please mention this as part of your application.

Application deadline: 7th March 2025

Interview Date: w/c March 17th 2025

Start date: April 1st 2025

The Farm reserves the right to close applications early if a suitable candidate is found, so please complete your application as soon as you can, and don’t hesitate to contact us at  with any questions.


Inclusivity Statement

The Community Farm recognises that the farming and environmental sectors are amongst the least diverse employment sectors. We aim to be an inclusive employer and organisation. Studies have found that women and candidates from minoritised communities do not apply to roles unless they meet 100% of the criteria. We encourage candidates to apply even if they do not meet all the criteria in the person specifications.

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