at Flyte Family Farms LLC in Coloma, Wisconsin, United States
Job Description
DISCLAIMER: THIS JOB POSTING IS INTENDED ONLY FOR U.S. WORKERS LEGALLY AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE UNITED STATES. WE DO NOT SPONSOR VISAS OR CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FROM CANDIDATES OUTSIDE THE U.S.
DESCARGO DE RESPONSABILIDAD: ESTA PUBLICACIÓN DE TRABAJO ESTÁ DESTINADA SOLO PARA TRABAJADORES ESTADOUNIDENSES LEGALMENTE AUTORIZADOS PARA TRABAJAR EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS. NO PATROCINAMOS VISAS NI CONSIDERAMOS SOLICITUDES DE CANDIDATOS FUERA DE LOS EE. UU.
Workers will assist with all aspects of vegetable production and livestock operations on a seasonal
basis. Duties include pre-season equipment maintenance and repair; preparing fields; planting and
transplanting various vegetable crops; hand-weeding and mechanical cultivation; harvesting crops
such as potatoes, cabbage, strawberries, and blueberries; and assisting with post-harvest cleaning,
sorting, and packing of produce. Employees will also perform tillage and hay baling as needed to
support livestock feeding schedules. Additional tasks include operating and maintaining agricultural
equipment in a safe and efficient manner. Work is time-sensitive due to crop cycles and weather
constraints—e.g., strawberries must be harvested before over ripening in June, blueberries in midsummer, and potatoes and cabbage before frost in late summer. Livestock assistance may be
required, particularly in late summer. The employment is at-will; however, an escalatory disciplinary
process will be applied to address worker performance issues or misconduct. This process includes a
written warning followed by a termination notice if the issue is not resolved. This does not alter the atwill nature of the employment but provides transparency and fairness in workplace expectations. All
duties are physically demanding and require the ability to work long hours outdoors in varying
weather conditions. Employees will be provided with adequate breaks, including meal and rest
periods, consistent with applicable Federal, State, and local law, during the course of each workday
