Australian agriculture faces backpacker labor shortage
The Australian agricultural sector is facing difficulties in recruiting backpackers on working holiday visas due to competition from the hospitality and tourism industries. Jimmy McKenzie, managing director of AgRec, notes that many visa holders prefer roles in tourism-heavy locations like Rottnest Island or beach towns over the demanding conditions of agricultural harvests.
McKenzie highlighted that even when backpackers with agricultural experience choose harvest work, the seasonal nature of the job—often lasting only eight to ten weeks—frequently fails to meet the duration required for visa compliance. This leads many workers to seek more stable, less physically intensive employment in service roles.
To mitigate labor shortages, the industry is increasingly looking toward university students and older workers, including those in their 60s, though skilled backpackers with heavy machinery experience remain vital for meeting capacity during critical periods.
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Harvest work often lasts only eight to ten weeks, which may not satisfy visa requirements for backpackers. www.stockjournal.com.au · www.theland.com.au · www.farmonline.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] Skilled backpackers familiar with heavy machinery are critical for meeting capacity during harvest periods. www.stockjournal.com.au · www.theland.com.au · www.farmonline.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] The Australian agriculture industry is struggling to attract backpackers on holiday visas. www.stockjournal.com.au · www.theland.com.au · www.farmonline.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] The industry is seeing an increase in older workers, potentially in their 60s, taking on harvest work. www.stockjournal.com.au · www.theland.com.au · www.farmonline.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] Backpackers often prefer hospitality and tourism work in locations like Rottnest Island over agricultural harvest work. www.stockjournal.com.au · www.theland.com.au · www.farmonline.com.au